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by kreck 9mo ago
Yes. Saying “ChatGPT told me …” is a fast track to getting your input dismissed on our team. That phrasing shifts accountability from you to the AI. If we really wanted advice straight from the model, we wouldn’t need a human in the loop -
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by kreck 2y ago
First of all: great that you’re working on bringing innovation to general aviation! During training I also wondered about some technical aspects, as a lot of the tech in an airplane is from almost 60-70 years ago. However, as a PPL holder m
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by kreck 2y ago
I generally agree. Maybe to add to your argument: A - Just as with customer reviews on amazon unhappy customers are often times the majority to leave a review whereas fewer happy customers voice their opinion in the form of a review. I susp
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by kreck 2y ago
Just an anecdote (no judgement here; VC has its place): An acquaintance of mine who works for a VC firm once said "Ultimately, VC money is a loan for people who are not bankable". That really resonated with me as with that perspec
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by kreck 2y ago
Cost/price is another key aspect that is not prominently present in the article but is a key decision driver. The assumption on the employer side is that younger folks will work for lower salaries AND can be developed to the companies
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by kreck 3y ago
And „Kommen, prüfen, meckern, gehen“
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by kreck 3y ago
Can confirm that you may run into trouble e.g. when requiring screenshot capabilities (via scrot in our case) hence we had to set the WaylandEnable to false as well.
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by kreck 3y ago
Merry Christmas everyone!
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by kreck 6y ago
I leave the house for a walk or a bike ride for at least 15-20 minutes which is basically a "fake commute". When i come back it is like coming back home from work and i can easily switch off. Whenever i don't, I have troubles
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by kreck 6y ago
I like that this article is very clear, visual and to the point. From my experience those exact same approaches/models are very useful throughout many situations in business, not only for designers. Consider e.g. sales where you also n
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by kreck 7y ago
Thanks for the link. This is awesome.
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by kreck 7y ago
"The real cost is your time." -> this. we've been doing this for the past 4 years, but as i really started to enjoy sales, things are going quite well, so i'm just adding my 2 cents: From my experience the sales proce
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by kreck 7y ago
Reminds me of this: https://medium.com/incerto/the-most-intolerant-wins-the-dict... Private companies have no incentive to take a stand for individual freedom and will always bow before the demands of a (loud) minority
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by kreck 7y ago
The interesting thing is that it literally translates to “why not?”, which I find quite amusing, considering the mission
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An extremely detailed look at Porsche Taycan’s engineering(jalopnik.com)
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by kreck 7y ago
This is basically just the contents of the “Top Grading” interview questionnaire [1] spiced up with some unnecessary prose. [1] http://www.jamesgwee.com/uploaded/file/Topgrading.pdf
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by kreck 7y ago
Next up in the news from 2000: "Data warehouses on the rise due to increase in data required for machine learning". /sarcasm off Seriously: APIs were always a thing and always will be as long as different programs have to tal
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by kreck 7y ago
We made the exact same experience (our company is also roughly 3.5 years old). In the beginning it was US who suggested to open a slack because we thought it would help us to resolve questions quickly. However we observed that this only inc
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by kreck 7y ago
Can confirm. To back test i sometimes ask those people on their opinion on juicero, just to be sure about who i’m dealing with.
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by kreck 7y ago
We're not doing .NET, however i suppose besides the fact that it uses TypeScript it is popular with MS developers, because it gives you a structure that allow to develop enterprise applications in larger teams. If you know your applica
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by kreck 7y ago
You're right, it is far from easy. I will definitely give it a try.
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by kreck 7y ago
Very nice and concise writeup. For me it is always hard to deliver the feedback to the point (the 40 words rule), because i'm afraid it'll simply go under in all the other information people take in during the day. That's why
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by kreck 8y ago
Nice write up on a completely underrated but important and universal topic. I had to deal with queuing theory a lot in university in a course on stochastic modeling. IMHO you should add an introduction to Markov chains/processes and th
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by kreck 8y ago
We're running all our apps based on Ionic which works absolutely brilliant & allows for the deployment as PWA today or at any point in the future. That being said we primarily build b2b applications. Minor drawbacks to native in te
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by kreck 8y ago
We started with Angular.js (1) and then migrated all our projects to 2+ as soon as it left beta. At this point we also evaluated react and later took a look at vue. The main reason why we stick with Angular are the baked-in best practices
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by kreck 10y ago
Awesome! I love the simple, clean and tidy design!