nemesisj

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by nemesisj 2mo ago
The name rhymes with "frighten". Source: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/pronunciation/english/crich... Also a Source: Name is Scottish origin, I live in Scotland.
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Building GREMLIN's Lair(peebs.org)
2 points by nemesisj 6mo ago|1 comments
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First Five Days with Gremlin My OpenClaw Assistant(peebs.org)
1 points by nemesisj 7mo ago|1 comments
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by nemesisj 7mo ago
Lots of (positive) changes: 1. Calendar management is now almost fully automated. 2. Built a trip visualization and planning tool we call TripMap to track vacations and work trips. 3. GREMLIN screwed up! Mistakes were made...(personal) mone
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Grunge Rock and a Neighborhood Network in 90s China(peebs.org)
9 points by nemesisj 2y ago|1 comments
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by nemesisj 3y ago
I tried signing up with google and the long random subdomain that ended in .supabase in the permissions granted modal was pretty off putting. I said yes bc I know this is a new service but if I was a random signup that would cause me concer
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by nemesisj 4y ago
I follow the referenced instagram account and I actually find it depressing. I've probably visited Beirut 20+ times over the last 7 years. Last visit was summer of 2019, so haven't been since COVID. My company has an office ther
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by nemesisj 4y ago
Administrate | Senior Software Engineers | Edinburgh, UK| US| Beirut, Lebanon| Remote | https://www.getadministrate.com Administrate’s vision is to be the platform for education. We provide an EdTech solution that helps training
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by nemesisj 5y ago
My guess is that fire prevention is only part of the problem. Wouldn't burying the lines mean that their infrastructure is also not destroyed by wild fires? Things just burn above, and everything keeps on working?
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by nemesisj 5y ago
I am working on a LEGO sorter project, and getting access to labeled data to train my neural network is a real pain. Would love to see if your dataset could be of use!
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by nemesisj 5y ago
I wish this comment was the top comment. Not to be too critical, but this blog post is a (in my opinion, poor) rehash of Steve Yegge's infamous Google+ post which he accidentally posted online. It's entertaining and one of the mo
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by nemesisj 5y ago
I moved to Europe (Scotland) about 10 years ago, and prior to that lived most of my life in China and the USA. One thing that struck me is that in both China and the USA, the idea of a war close to home is not a thing. Nobody considers it
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by nemesisj 5y ago
Administrate | Senior Software Engineers | Edinburgh, UK| US| Beirut, Lebanon| Remote | https://www.getadministrate.com Administrate’s vision is to be the platform for education. We provide an EdTech solution that helps training
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by nemesisj 6y ago
Administrate | Senior Software Engineers | Edinburgh, UK| US| Beirut, Lebanon| Remote | https://www.getadministrate.com Administrate’s vision is to be the platform for education. We provide an EdTech solution that helps training
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I Actually Love Targeted Ads(peebs.org)
1 points by nemesisj 6y ago|0 comments
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by nemesisj 6y ago
Yes! I feel the same way re: ROI of that talk. I consistently say it was worth the entire price of admission. There were some other really good speakers that year, but she was incredible.
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by nemesisj 6y ago
I was lucky enough to hear Kathy Sierra speak in what I believe is one of her last public appearances. I had never heard of her before. It remains one of the best talks I’ve ever heard, not only because of the content, which was excellent,
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by nemesisj 6y ago
Administrate | Senior Software Engineer(s), Software Engineer(s) | Edinburgh, UK OR Beirut, Lebanon OR Remote | https://www.getadministrate.com Administrate's vision is to be the platform for education. We provide an EdTec
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by nemesisj 7y ago
Great idea, and seems to be solving a problem. Not to be a jerk though, this is not a $10k MRR business, it's a business with $10k of Monthly Revenue. Unless I'm completely misunderstanding what's going on, there is no subs
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by nemesisj 7y ago
This is one of those comments that is just so...American. I’m also an American, living in the UK, and the friction inherent in the USA banking system contributes to reverse culture shock. In pretty much any EU country I’ve been to you can p
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by nemesisj 7y ago
I have lived in the U.K. for more than 8 years. I receive spam calls daily from a combination of London and blocked numbers. Everyone I know here also receives them frequently. I’m on the U.K. do not call list. It’s endless PPI, “your recen
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by nemesisj 8y ago
We try to keep it to 32 but the problem with good people who are high performers is they love to work! We try to emphasise that sure, at times you may need to burst a bit, and we do, but overtime is generally a failure of management. Either
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by nemesisj 8y ago
Actually Lebanon is not a Muslim majority country (demographically it now is but politically no - power is shared between Christians and Muslims ) and they work a standard M-F week, unlike the gulf. We based in Lebanon for our Middle East o
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by nemesisj 8y ago
Good questions! 1. We started by doing some research, actually - I spent some time finding studies that supported my thesis that productivity would go up (thus making sure our output would stay the same, more or less). Then I discussed wit
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by nemesisj 8y ago
We work a 4 Day, 32 hour week, and have done so since 2015. During that time, our team grew from a small office of ~20 in Edinburgh to where we are today (3 offices in Edinburgh Scotland, Bozeman USA, and Beirut Lebanon) with about 80 peop
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by nemesisj 8y ago
This is a problem that a startup I’m involved with (www.snap40.com) is tangentially aiming to solve. The prime goal isn’t really to help patients sleep better, but to help healthcare professionals monitor them better and be proactively aler
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by nemesisj 8y ago
This has been a feature of the pharmaceutical industry since the 90s. Ironically, pharmacy is one of the very few areas of healthcare where the dataset is fairly pristine - prescriptions are always entered into a computer, adjudicated elec
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by nemesisj 8y ago
This is one of those misconceptions that’s constantly stated by Americans which couldn’t be further from the truth. I know, because I am an American and used to think that. Having lived in the UK for the last 7 years, yes for noncritical is
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by nemesisj 9y ago
This type of negative opinion on China is shared all too often on HN, and it's really irritating. It's also untrue. For example, lets go to the WTO itself and see the list of current disputes, which is helpfully grouped by country
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by nemesisj 9y ago
Administrate ( https://www.getadministrate.com ) - Edinburgh, United Kingdom We're one of the fastest growing tech companies in Scotland, looking for engineers and people in sales. We provide an EdTech solution that helps tra

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