mradek

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by mradek 3mo ago
What happens after though I guess? And yes it is. So for example, it seems during the 1999/2000 era we were dealing with 100s of millions or low billions. Now everything is tens or hundreds of billions, if not trillion or more. So it j
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by mradek 3mo ago
I've only been here a few years. I remember when it was a lot of crypto and no-code. Then it shifted to AI. I think it is just the ebb and flow of the zeitgeist reflected here. Not sure what the future holds, but I'm looking forwa
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by mradek 3mo ago
> It seems inevitable that some solo founder will soon be able to build a unicorn with no investment and no employees. I know I'm no ivy grad or some hot shot, but this is my goal. Although I have a small team that I want to build u
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Ask HN: Feeling FOMO re: SpaceX, Anthropic, OpenAI IPOs and the future of tech
1 points by mradek 3mo ago|4 comments
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by mradek 1y ago
Cursor + Claude Code. Take a couple hours to walk CC through your code and generate a CLAUDE.md. Note any architecture patterns you have already, or want to have, in your project. This is probably the most important thing you can do to driv
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by mradek 1y ago
I would much rather just contribute to the AI directly. I am kind of tired having to use so many different tools. I don’t even want to login or authenticate with dozens or hundreds of them. Why won’t these companies completely transform how
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by mradek 1y ago
I would like to know how much context is remaining. Claude code gives a % remaining when it is close to exhaustion which is nice, but I'd like to always see it. Also, I wish it was possible for the models to leverage local machine to i
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by mradek 1y ago
Wowza!! Ok I checked out the link. My bad for not reading ur post properly. Yikes 100-250 mile range. Probably fine for what it is.
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by mradek 1y ago
Do you think it’s because they’re using diesel? In my layman pov… A diesel engine can take the least aerodynamically shaped body and move it at 60 mph for 1k miles no problem. As an American, I guess it’s just natural to me that if it can m
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by mradek 1y ago
I should have been clearer about the specific problems I'm tackling. I’ll try addressing your points. > On domain expertise I've been in the trenches for over a decade since falling in love with Gantt charts, getting my CAPM ce
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Ask HN: Anyone interested in improving scheduling?
4 points by mradek 1y ago|4 comments
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by mradek 1y ago
My parents, pets, and friends.
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by mradek 2y ago
I really like flutter and dart. All the best with this Dillon!
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by mradek 4y ago
What do u mean 9s are addictive
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by mradek 4y ago
I spin up a new database per test suite. I use pg and test suites run in parallel against their own db. It’s pretty cheap with CREATE DATABASE helpers plus using container means little to no headache.
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by mradek 4y ago
Is it possible to somehow feed chatgpt my own data so it can start telling me insights on it?
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by mradek 4y ago
the Future is gonna be weird
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by mradek 4y ago
Sounds dystopian. I’d rather we get people the help they need than start suggesting death to anyone who is suffering, even those not facing terminal illness etc. Is life really that unimportant these days?
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by mradek 4y ago
I’d use Go. It’s performant, not super duper difficult to understand, and has a solid std library and community. I’ve used Node before but I’m sure you’ll have some number crunching and background jobs and what not. You could use Go to buil
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by mradek 4y ago
Someone ignored me completely when I mentioned the school I went to (ranked like 110th in USA) and I felt pretty bad. I know elite college people are smart but I feel like they can also be really mean/petty. Granted, I’ve only met a ha
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by mradek 4y ago
They’re elite bro
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by mradek 4y ago
> just use a database Totally. But I’m thinking of protocols that give people insight into what’s happening and a way for them to join that protocol and start working. Like imagine activity pub (mastodon protocol) or xmpp - both are prot
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by mradek 4y ago
How about just take the blockchain which is honestly cool on it’s own (distributed ledger) and use it for REAL WORLD applications like protocols for various types of work that can be easily audited and provide the best quality service. Supp
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by mradek 4y ago
I wanted to become a manager but it seems since I’m pretty good at crushing big technical tickets I keep getting stuck in my role. Tried applying to other jobs as engineering manager but obv people won’t hire me since my resume is mostly IC
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by mradek 4y ago
(just my opinion) I find java mentally exhausting. I have only ever worked with java once, and it was long ago when I just began my career over 6 years ago. Since then I mostly work with typescript and go on backend, and the languages are q
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by mradek 4y ago
in re to to ur note I feel like cryptocurrency is whatever/terrible because “money” is involved first and foremost (brings out to many sketch people for my personal taste) but blockchain aka distributed ledger is pretty dope. I think b
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by mradek 4y ago
How do u find a therapist? I’m a bit weary to discuss super personal things with someone I don’t know even if they’re a professional. How can I find someone I trust and is actually good? Not like the movies where the clock is up and ok next
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by mradek 4y ago
Twitter use is up because everyone wants to see the sometimes insane tweets put their by their top leadership. I had never used twitter prior to Elon taking over, and I made an account to check it out for a week or two. Ultimately stopped u
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Ask HN: Do you or your company use a knowledge management system?
2 points by mradek 4y ago|1 comments
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by mradek 4y ago
Things that are obvious to a monkey for $100 monke_face_nft-2 (copy).png

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