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How AI Bubble Can Burst
(heyvk.substack.com)
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We should never prioritize our tasks
(trydeepwork.com)
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We can't relax. Solving problems on tight deadlines means that we are inherently paranoid about doomsday scenario. But at the same time, no need to be overly pessimistic :)
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Never Bet Against Humanity
(vk.bearblog.dev)
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Paradox of Personal Productivity Software
(trydeepwork.com)
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Absolutely. It's purely vanity in a way it's a power play. They can afford to negotiate, so they will. If they don't have to negotiate, for example when the market is bad or when there are competing offers from a non-peer - t
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Understanding Big Tech Salaries
(vk.bearblog.dev)
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Explore and Exploit: Importance of Side Projects
(trydeepwork.substack.com)
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Pomodoro technique is killing your Deep Work
(trydeepwork.com)
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3y ago
* Logseq for notes * trydeepwork.com for focus * Google Calendar * Next.js for frontend * My high performance PC * My pixel 4a * My MacBook Pro 13
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Evaluating Your Next Project
(trydeepwork.substack.com)
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Don't let this happen In your Mid 30s or 40s and How I Recovered [video]
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Should I start that new shiny project?
(trydeepwork.com)
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3y ago
trydeepwork.com. i created it for my own use, but thousand others joined me :)
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Flexible focus sessions for real-world needs
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>But oh, hey, you just bought a vacuum cleaner? I know what you would really like! MORE VACUUMS! I have worked on the same recommendation systems. It's also the most often oncall issue. The problem is mostly due to lag in event proc
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Sorry for kinda hijacking this, but it is the main reason I am building trydeepwork.com, to actually put deep work or deliberate practice into actual "practice".
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How to do something you should, you can, but you don't?
(trydeepwork.substack.com)
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3y ago
This is exactly the way trydeepwork.com works. You should give it a shot :)
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thatoneguytoo
4y ago
we see the same in tech too. many of the genius billionaires somehow just got started during the boom period.
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IMO "abundance of low hanging fruit" is the main factor As Physics got more saturated, and matured, these geniuses somehow just stopped.
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C'mon dude.
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Even if it's not legally binding, it will be, and should be embarrassing for a big corp to do things that they are specifically not asked to do. For example, Google doesn't really surface those pages hidden by robots.txt, even if
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The problem is that AI is infinitely scalable. Yes, I can get inspired by your writing, but I won't be able to replace you by churning out huge number of articles. AI can. Scale changes (and should change) how things are done.
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Tell HN: We Need Robots.txt but for AI
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It felt as if I was reading the Stripe memo.
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I completely agree (as another employee of FAANG). It's ridiculously hard to do anything against policy once it's set, and trust me, the policies are set. Media overplays a lot of things which aren't just there. The sad reali
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I've recently started using trydeepwork.com! Nifty little tool for tracking your sessions.
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Exactly. This is the right explanation.
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4y ago
I've recently started building trydeepwork.com It has one user: me
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