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Simple Protein Calculator for Kids
(share.streamlit.io)
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nof1
5y ago
Made a quick Streamlit app to help me figure out how much protein my kids are getting each day. Sharing it in case it's useful for other parents!
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When people ask me how startup life is I talk a lot about the roller coaster. You can be on top of the world and in the pits of the despair in the same day. One of the struggles is that often you are the only person thinking about something
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You are either a company who knows how to make remote work -- in which case it doesn't matter where people live and you can afford to pay them the same rates. Or you're a company that can't make remote works and relies on hav
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The answer is yes! 1000% yes. Coaching has been the most valuable resource to me in becoming a leader. I have my own coach but my team uses Torch.io and really likes it.
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Streamlit for Teams is in private beta, so prices are still negotiated case by case. When it is open to everyone in a few months, the prices will be on the website. And the goal is to make it so that it's affordable for even very small
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I would start with going back to what has and has not been working for your company during the pandemic. Check with your employees on what their feelings are. Try to distill that into what you want culturally. We were an almost entirely loc
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Don't use 'to whom it may concern' in job emails
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If you've been laid off, please avoid this mistake in interviews
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Check the GitHub repos of people who are on the team. Company code might be private but you can get a sense of who is on the team and how they code. Also see if you can talk to teammates before joining to get a sense of what the day to day
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We have our parents record themselves reading books to our kids. Best if you have the same book at home and they can follow along.
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6y ago
And so much cheaper than a Canada Goose parka!
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6y ago
I'm a bit horrified and a bit proud?
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Data can prevent pandemic-related homelessness
(arup.com)
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I've faced this problem numerous times and there are two key parts: 1. Some people just have zero clue. They just don't have self awareness of a good set of internal metrics on how to perform. These are almost always people that h
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Important context: this is actually higher than the rate of people who normally get the flu vaccine. CDC data from 2018-2019 flu season: Vaccination coverage varied by state, ranging from 46.0%–81.1% among children and from 33.9%–56.3% amon
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From article: In the US, this would mean vaccinating between 197 million and 230 million citizens. Globally, it’d be between 4.7 billion and 5.5 billion people. Though that depends on the equitable distribution of the vaccination
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In my head they are building the set of Free Guy and testing cars in it.
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I hadn't thought of that - very clever!
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Incredibly important that we have this record as a democracy
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It's all a matter of time but most restaurants aren't physically configured to make a lot of robotics easy to implement. We'll see much faster adoption if a number of chains redo their infrastructure to be robot-first. It
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I'd really like to see governments focus on supporting continuing education.Instead of just focusing on 4 year degrees we should think about how we can support people taking 12 weeks every 5 years to level up or gain an adjacent skill
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I have found when in doubt give something that can be consumed. Find out their favorite food/drink etc. and just go one step beyond. If they are a tea drinker give a cool tea blend plus a new mug. If they are a beer drinker, give a sel
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Not sure this is good news for me as a Slack user...
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We were one of their first customers back when the team was maybe 5 people. Always liked their approach but definitely had no idea they'd make it this big. Congrats guys!
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Ah so that's the region of the brain I'm missing
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We should just go straight to 10G
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You're often not selling what you think you're selling or not selling it to the person you thought you'd be selling to. Approach your sales process the same way you did your product development - you need to beta it. Get a fe
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I don't think we'll dramatically extend human lifespan in our lifetime (or reverse it), but I'm hoping breakthroughs can dramatically improve quality of life well into the 90s.
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Scientists Say They've Partially Reversed a Cellular Aging Process in Humans
(sciencealert.com)
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