ooopsnevermind

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by ooopsnevermind 2mo ago
No like in general not just for school - one of them taught their kid how to create their own bedtime stories, like with illustrations. Another one taught their kid how to make their own games with AI. Though yes I also literally have frien
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by ooopsnevermind 2mo ago
Super curious to hear from the parents here: Honestly, at this point isn't not exposing our kids to AI just setting them up to fail in the future? Like not letting them learn to use the internet? I have friends who are actually teachin
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Always go to Ohio(nytimes.com)
3 points by ooopsnevermind 3y ago|0 comments
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by ooopsnevermind 4y ago
I worked at early, fast growing startups and later founded and raised venture capital for my own startup. You'd think I'd agree with this article, but I actually don't, here's why: 1) Working at fairly successful startup
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by ooopsnevermind 6y ago
Saga | US | San Francisco Bay Area or Remote (US PDT) | Full-time | https://trysaga.com Saga is a voice-based social app to grow close with family. Voice record and share answers to fun conversation starters, like “What’s the bi
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by ooopsnevermind 6y ago
Did going through this ever make you think about trying to record more from other family members, parents or grandparents, still alive? Curious because I ended up building an app as a tool for my own family but it was more for making new re
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by ooopsnevermind 6y ago
First off I'm sorry you're going through that, it sounds really tough. We sometimes have families use us for this ( https://trysaga.com ) as a way to collect voice recordings of loved ones, to record and share a large nu
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by ooopsnevermind 7y ago
whoa i like this, I'd totally use this! Literally asked my friend earlier this week to send me a recording of himself and listened to it on the way to work. A friend and I started something similar, we were thinking more for intergener
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by ooopsnevermind 9y ago
A couple of different reactions from my POV: 1) "Now, I do strongly believe that encouraging women to consider STEM in school is a very good idea and that it opens a lot of doors that otherwise may of not been open. I believe this, in
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by ooopsnevermind 9y ago
"Hiring because someone is <insert underrepresented group here>" isn't the goal, IMO, and I think it sounds like your sister's career advisor did her a disservice by describing it that way. I also don't think
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by ooopsnevermind 10y ago
It's not fair to conclude that women just pick less lucrative fields; other studies have shown that as women enter a field, they are paid less than male colleagues, even for the same work, therefore dragging down the overall average co
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by ooopsnevermind 12y ago
I find it very ironic that of course I am learning about this thought-provoking post via one of my go-to news channels, HN. Doesn't the very fact that we are having an interesting online discussion about an idea we hadn't previous
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Why electric charge accumulates at sharp points(scienceblogs.com)
2 points by ooopsnevermind 16y ago|0 comments
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Christmas, told in dough and sprinkles(niemann.blogs.nytimes.com)
1 points by ooopsnevermind 16y ago|0 comments
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Genericized trademark - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by ooopsnevermind 16y ago|0 comments
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Velcro being pulled apart | Flickr - Photo Sharing(flickr.com)
5 points by ooopsnevermind 16y ago|0 comments
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by ooopsnevermind 16y ago
I recommend using The Archivist, which is free and will automatically save your tweets forevermore, for easy download at any later time. I've used it a couple of times to dig out old tweets of my own! http://archivist.visitmix.com/
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How to make your business card a smart card | NevilleHobson.com(nevillehobson.com)
1 points by ooopsnevermind 16y ago|0 comments