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by tannerc 6mo ago
Wow this is amazing! The experience and resulting websites are very refreshing. I feel inspired. Throwback to the StumbleUpon days.
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by tannerc 8mo ago
If you read his original draft you can see how much of it was still carried over, as well as how his original writing conveys much of your same arguments that an AI wrote the final text. I don’t think your point is as strong as you believe
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by tannerc 8mo ago
So you have zero evidence to convey something you claim is “obvious”? Got it.
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by tannerc 8mo ago
I have also used GPTs since 2020. I am also a writer. Much of the writing equated with “generated by AI” is so precisely because it’s broadly trained on real writing. So the claim of “AI slop” without proof is little more than heresy. It wo
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by tannerc 8mo ago
What exactly indicates the post was AI generated?
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Show HN: A meditation timer without guidance, music, or growth mechanics(centertimer.com)
7 points by tannerc 9mo ago|0 comments
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by tannerc 9mo ago
This is how I present as well. When what you’re presenting is something you have actual knowledge about, it can be easier to say what you think rather than stress about “sticking to the script.” True of public speaking just as much as inter
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Stanford students want to work on defense(sfstandard.com)
3 points by tannerc 2y ago|2 comments
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by tannerc 2y ago
Much of blogging (and creation in any form) is often exactly that: an existing idea remixed or reconsidered from someone else’s perspective. After-all, the telephone wasn’t all that an original idea for a long while before the idea finally
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Post Labor Economics: How will the economy work after AGI? [video](youtube.com)
1 points by tannerc 3y ago|0 comments
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by tannerc 3y ago
In my experience, when you’re applying to hundreds or thousands of jobs, odds are you aren’t clear on what your strengths are and what you want from your career. And, unfortunately, that often comes across in a résumé and application. Much
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Performance Management as a New Manager(jasminefriedl.medium.com)
1 points by tannerc 4y ago|0 comments
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by tannerc 4y ago
The discourse around "are social websites too powerful?" is important to have, and part of the reason is, I think, specifically around the role individuals within those websites. Elon's public statements around the purchase o
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by tannerc 4y ago
This is an excellent take. I personally never want to work in an office again, but I know many—many, many—people who never want to work remotely again after the past two years of pandemic. We need both: companies that want to support fully
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by tannerc 4y ago
This is exactly right. I believe we're conditioned to understand various fidelities of information based on the principles of design. These fundamental principles—things like contrast, balance, proportion, hierarchy, motion, and variet
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Gem (YC 2017) gains unicorn status with $100M raise(techcrunch.com)
9 points by tannerc 5y ago|0 comments
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by tannerc 6y ago
When someone comes to me and asks how to improve their knowledge of front-end or interaction design, I always recommend reading through these guides. Why? Companies like Apple, Google, and Microsoft have put a ton of work into identifying u
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Job Hunting in the Time of Covid(medium.com)
1 points by tannerc 6y ago|0 comments
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by tannerc 6y ago
Gem | UI Software Engineer | San Francisco, CA (remote until 2022) | Full-time At Gem, our mission is to build the operating system for modern recruiting. Gem is an all-in-one recruiting platform that integrates with LinkedIn, email, and yo
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by tannerc 6y ago
Gem | Senior Product Designers | San Francisco (ONSITTE only) | Full Time | https://gem.com Gem is creating the modern platform for talent teams, from recruiters and sourcers to recruiting agencies and talent operation managers.
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Product Judgment: How some people can repeatedly create product success(intercom.com)
1 points by tannerc 6y ago|0 comments
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What does the design team do?(tannerchristensen.com)
1 points by tannerc 6y ago|1 comments
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Remote Design Week(remotedesignweek.com)
2 points by tannerc 6y ago|0 comments
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by tannerc 7y ago
Self-driving tech is expensive. It's costly to design, create, and manage. I wonder how quickly that $2.25 billion will be used up. For comparison (because I was curious how this ranks amongst other big funding rounds): Uber raised $7.
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by tannerc 7y ago
A research paper with n = 2 (companies) isn't exactly representative. Anecdotally, I've seen the complete opposite (where in-person interactions happen far more because of the open floor plan) at three large companies. So the poin
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by tannerc 7y ago
Not every solution will solve every problem for every person. Some people thrive in open environments, some don’t. Some people need accidental encounters to propel innovative change, some don’t. To say these types of cultures are “dumb” (or
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by tannerc 7y ago
Yeah it’s not clear to me if the author realizes you can change the scale in the system settings and that’s just not what he’s in need of exactly. Might be more fitting in his case to use the Mac OS accessibility settings for zooming in&#x2
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by tannerc 7y ago
It can also be immensely rewarding to read through the likes of Google’s Material site and Apple’s HIG. These resources not only show you what each system contains, but often some of the rationale and dos/don’ts that you won’t get by,
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by tannerc 7y ago
I’ve found 30 minutes works just fine for programming as well as the more mundane tasks. Primarily because it’s not always 30 minutes, that’s just the minimum I can get away with on a regular cadence. Then a spare weekend will finally come
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by tannerc 7y ago
I’m writing a book on how I do this! I’ll be sharing here on HN once it’s complete. But the TL;DR for the chapter on motivation and energy comes down to: work on things that improve your own life, set clear objectives, and work in small chu

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