natnatenathan

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by natnatenathan 5d ago
Kind of. I tried it on a really small project, but I've been reading about it and have seen a few demos and reviews. It is still too 'code focused' for me. For context, I am a product manager at a big tech company who has bee
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by natnatenathan 5d ago
fine, I need an "integrated agent collaboration environment" instead of an integrated development environment. I find value in them all being in the same app because it brings everything I need into a single work flow.
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by natnatenathan 5d ago
I have found that I need more than this. A document viewer is critical so I can see HTML prototypes, review docs and other output and give feedback contextually inline (through a commenting system). I also need a task lists for my project&#
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by natnatenathan 13d ago
I keep telling people that we are living in the golden age of AI - like the first year or two of google. It is all down hill as these companies push for profit and lock-in.
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by natnatenathan 4mo ago
I just have to add on about how great Fastmail is. They are completely focused on having a stable product, that is relatively simple and cheap. They are not ambitious as a company at all, in the best possible way. They haven't tried to
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by natnatenathan 7mo ago
I think you're missing the point. The folks pushing 996 (and willingly working 996) feel like they are in a land rush, and that AI is going to accelerate their ability "take the most amount of land" No one is optimizing for t
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by natnatenathan 9mo ago
Part of the point is that you cannot use it without it being online. This is a big difference between the Switch and Switch 2.
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by natnatenathan 10mo ago
The reason I don't want AI integrated into my browser (or really anything else) is that the mental model for big tech moved from "providing value" to "capturing value" about 15 years ago, and I expect they will try
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by natnatenathan 1y ago
My personal belief is that we can’t control every thought, but we can make sure we’re in a positive feedback loop instead of a negative one. For example, when I am getting negative, I’ve learned to take a step back and try to figure out why
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by natnatenathan 1y ago
I don’t understand the appeal of smart home devices. My Honeywell thermostat may not be as optimal as the nest but I’ve had it for thirty years and it just works without thought.
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by natnatenathan 1y ago
I have found the the secret to a Todo list is to create the habit to keep it up to date and actually use it to prioritize your time. The list tool itself is much less important.
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by natnatenathan 1y ago
I don’t think this is too niche of a feature. Instead, the issue is that this would decrease the engagement (and profitability) for any customer using it, so they have a disincentive to building it. Same reason that Facebook removed feature
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by natnatenathan 1y ago
I came to say this as well. I really like the design and all the fun statistics.
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by natnatenathan 1y ago
Monetization will come with agents that take action on your behalf (reorder dinner, find and buy a gift for your niece, make dinner reservations). Bots will take a cut of every transaction, and intake ads to steer recommendations.
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by natnatenathan 1y ago
I feel this exactly. However, I find more fun to create and modify the site vs actually writing articles, so my deployments are probably 5x my actual blog posts. I got into computers because I love to code. I will still be here, writing dum
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by natnatenathan 1y ago
Tim's problem is that he has a bad manager. One of a manager's core jobs is to communicate upwards the value that each team member is providing (or not providing). His job was to ensure that Tim's contribution were reflected
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by natnatenathan 1y ago
Don’t forget to make a donation to Asahi, maybe it will be ready in time for your next laptop.
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by natnatenathan 2y ago
I care a lot about privacy, I think others do as well. We don’t actually have that many choices as much of the privacy issues are difficult to avoid.
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by natnatenathan 2y ago
We did this, we realized we never really used them. It has made our home feels a bit more peaceful. Our inflection point was the upsells we would get every time we talked to it. “Would you also like to shop for Prime Day?”
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by natnatenathan 2y ago
Try Asahi Linux
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by natnatenathan 2y ago
I think you are crazy. The performance difference between MacOS and WSL is like night and day. I was just shopping for a Linux laptop and I have found that the top end models from Microsoft, Lenovo and Dell to be as or more expensive than A
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by natnatenathan 2y ago
You can replace that with a 2TB SSD yourself.
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by natnatenathan 2y ago
Ha, I worked on that project. That drove a lot of good requirements into Windows that set us up for web based services (eventually)
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by natnatenathan 2y ago
Tomography or tombography :)
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by natnatenathan 2y ago
I have always written my own static blog generator, moving from PERL to Ruby and most recently Python. I find the other blog systems are too complicated for what I want. Plus, I think I like writing the generator more than writing actual po
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by natnatenathan 2y ago
I suspect that in the not too distant future, the majority of comments are going to be from AI bots driving an agenda of their own under the guise of public discord. Maybe this will drive people back towards more in person forums for discus
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by natnatenathan 2y ago
There are a whole set of things we did differently when I was a kid. For example, we always had a plan for where we were going to meet up, because cell phones hadn’t been invented. We also had a lot more experience getting lost in low stake
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by natnatenathan 3y ago
I think it is easy to fall into the trap of thinking that we deserve the insane wages of tech because we earn them. I have a friend who is a school principal and what she does is easily as complex, ambiguos and impactful as what I do, for a
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by natnatenathan 3y ago
Before I watched the video, I thought this was going to be a non-profit (or a b-corp) trying to make high quality/ low cost tents to house the many refugees around the word. I clicked on the link thinking - what a great cause.... I onl
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by natnatenathan 3y ago
I just did some quick research, and here are some common foods that are naturally rich in magnesium. In addition a lot of cereals like shredded wheat, oatmeal, bread also have mg. Looks like some delicious options. There was also a note in

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