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I mainly reply to Ask HN about topics I know a couple of things about, or laying out something for someone having trouble with a situation I've been through. h
by Jugurtha 5y ago
I mainly reply to Ask HN about topics I know a couple of things about, or laying out something for someone having trouble with a situation I've been through.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29213383 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29213383
When there's something I will need, I'll just add it to TaskWarrior with the appropriate tags.
If it's a video, I'll add a +watch. If it's a book, I'll add a +read +book. If it's an article, it's +read.
It becomes trivial to list my tasks and have an idea about what I intended to do about it.
task +book
task +watch
Will give me a list of books, or a list of videos and I'll decide which.
I also have projects. For instance, I have a project in TaskWarrior named after the product we're building, https://iko.ai https://iko.ai, and if there's anything I read, watch or learn that is relevant to that project, I'll add it there. I annotate things, add remarks, etc.
This was the seed for the knowledge base of our entire company, mind you. I just exported it and it became the company's knowledge base that was augmented.
I also note down things that I would have wanted to do if we had started all over again or if we were to build another product. Ever notice people's obsession on distribution and validation ? Yeah, there's a reason they obsess about it.
I add various playbooks on the technical side as well, such as instrumentation, monitoring, analytics. I want everyone on the team to know how to build a product and a company so of something happens to me, nothing happens to the company.
I tend to optimize for the ability to die without impacting the team beyond nostalgia.
- jimmyvalmer 5y ago> I tend to optimize for the ability to die without impacting the team > beyond nostalgia. Something tells me even nostalgia is giving yourself too much credit.
- Jugurtha 5y agojimmyvalmer wrote: >Something tells me even nostalgia is giving yourself too much credit. Awww, that's sweet. Hey, I'm a "pretty likable guy" For memo, this comment reminded me of the only HN user who was uncouth towards me and I went on to check, and it was you! Twice! Not including this because it's funny, even though passive aggressive given the precedents, but funny if taken afresh. I'll quote two of your replies to me because it appears like someone is obsessed: On an Ask HN (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28240292 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28240292), here's what you wrote: >Bruh, your sh_t posts here and HN are among the worst offenders in the category of palming off commercial solicitation as academic inquiry. Some [other guy got an earful](https://www.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/comments/p1xrbx/d_w https://www.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/comments/p1xrbx/d_w...) a few weeks ago. To a question of mine addressed to you in another thread: >As "blast"-inducing as talking with "people like me" is for you, the effect is equal and opposite for me. Stop spamming HN and r/Machinelearning. As I said, this is for memo. Now go on a downvoting spree like you always do : ) All the best,