mindhash

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by mindhash 14d ago
I often ask myself if i can go to a small town and live an anonymous life. Its my scoring system for personal pride/ego. Does such an anonymous life stop me from inventing things or think about stuff deeply. I don't think so,..
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by mindhash 23d ago
I thought on similar lines. Because I use it often for ibs i noticeably feel much better and I suspect the bp and heart rate reduction could be due to reduced gi effect on body
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by mindhash 1mo ago
Absolutely. It's far easier if the thought originated in your own mind. The default long responses of LLMs don't make it easy.
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by mindhash 1mo ago
yep, if there was hint of cruelty in the matrix where machines harvested humans for energy, this may not be so different.
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by mindhash 4mo ago
Going to try this. I have a breathing clock gif as default page on my browser. I use it while I am passive in meetings. Resonant breathing has been great for me for IBS
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by mindhash 3y ago
This saddens me. I recently started psychology of human misjudgement. Someone in thread asked what’s big deal about him. what did he achieve My answer would be I never tried to look into his achievements or did care about them. The man was
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by mindhash 3y ago
https://amols.blog I generally write (intend to) about engineering work in early stage startups, MLops
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by mindhash 3y ago
I generally write posts for founding engineers or early stage teams. amols.blog
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by mindhash 4y ago
The book also mentions that people who had built a habit switched back to old habits under stress. It looks like author had this situation. Multiple parallel things led to an overwhelming routine and he fell off the waggon. Meditation help
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by mindhash 4y ago
In my experience in order to build or break a habit you must be able to tie the action to its immediate results. It can be placebo but in your mind that association must settle in. Meditation for a lot of people creates a state of calm afte
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by mindhash 4y ago
the question is 'what is serious?' generally one can go about every piece of code with a mindset that if it fails the sky will fall, or on the other extreme 'let it fail' philosophy. I like to take a mix of slow and fas
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by mindhash 4y ago
Agree, you wont get exact numbers but ignoring the absolute values one can see differences over time to see whats working. When it comes to these numbers i have learned that you dont focus on absolute values but watch them change
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by mindhash 4y ago
My recommendation will be to track HRV (1) and do the high intensity only when you are on or above your baseline. This is to avoid unexpected side effects of HIIT. If you can't get a hrv tracker then best to keep track of your heart r
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by mindhash 4y ago
such an important point here. The benefits of exercise are maximum when you start from a sedentary life. You will hit plateau at some point and then one has to re-think the plan. I am doubtful that just 10 min exercise over a few years will
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by mindhash 5y ago
When I first looked at dGraph, I was unimpressed. The interfacing, documentation looked like it was meant for their internal team. A few well-known Open source projects lack user-centric product thinking. I felt dgraph had this issue.
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by mindhash 5y ago
I had a similar experience when I joined a team. The architect was highly opinionated and wanted things to be done in certain way. The problem however wasn't with him. The management would usually pin all technical debt and issues o
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by mindhash 5y ago
I was in a similar boat. I turned to books. Read all that I could find in philosophy, leadership, and science of life in general. I also spent lot of time studying other startups and what they did differently to win. The founder fatigue is
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by mindhash 5y ago
Producthunt App sumo Appcues started with a course
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by mindhash 5y ago
My dad lived in a small town in India for most of his life. When I come across stoicism and read about it, I realized he has been living like a stoic his whole life. His way of approaching life is so aligned with the concept. And yet he has
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by mindhash 5y ago
I read in a book, the idea is to break away from a similar kind of task and get back to it after break. If you are still at the computer doing other things while the code is being executed, you are in the same zone different task. But if yo
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by mindhash 5y ago
Reminds me how the author of sapiens failed at self publishing selling just 2k copies and then went kn to republish with better marketing, strategy, which led to over 2.7 million copies I think writing is no different than a startup, it ta
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by mindhash 5y ago
The important thing is not to market your app or product but focus on the job it performs. Write about that job, what can be done to get better at it and then pitch your product sometimes when its relevant. The core idea of this is to focu
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by mindhash 5y ago
The worst thing is as a parent you are not in control of what is recommended or what kids can watch. I wish they allowed flagging videos through history but yt has other priorities I guess
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by mindhash 6y ago
Imp thing is to realize nothing is free. If someone is offering free plan, its mostly because they are monetizing on features or other products. So compete with the paid features of product instead of worrying about free plan. Gmail has a f
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by mindhash 6y ago
Found this article that seems to talk more about him than his own website. https://smartbear.com/blog/fabrice-bellard-portrait-of-a-sup... "Bellard doesn’t appear to promote himself—he politely declined to be inte
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by mindhash 6y ago
I was expecting Ranveer brar videos in Indian cooking. Is there a way to contribute?
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by mindhash 6y ago
I would advise looking for free lancers who have build their own products either a side project or a startup that failed/succeded. This will make your life easier. And when you hire them, try to treat them as partners and involve them
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by mindhash 6y ago
I would look for freelancers who have built a product alone. They are likely to do both design and programming.
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by mindhash 6y ago
This is spot on. I had a similar experience. Especially first time entrepreneurs are not great at making choices. You ask A vs B and they say I want both. Given the constraints of a startup, one has to learn to let go. In corporate world,
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by mindhash 6y ago
this is a good idea. Keep it up. People are starting to travel, atleast in India. There will be a surge in tourism as soon as the vaccine reaches its potential. Most people in my circle are dying to travel. So stick around man

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