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3y ago
I'll admit that I slack myself a lot. As well as rely on reminders to revisit messages at a later (less busy) time.
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This is what I like to do, but I lose things in my notes sometimes.
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Ask HN: What are your 'mental hacks' to remember small tasks?
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3y ago
This one goes way back. Thanks for mentioning this one - it was fun to read up on. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacsBug
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3y ago
Have you heard of Escargot? https://escargot.chat/
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3y ago
While I wholeheartedly agree that the intersection of AI and security is vital for establishing American leadership in AI, it's important to stress the ethical dimension of this intersection. Beyond just securing AI from threats, we mu
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Ask HN: What defunct software tool do you miss?
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3y ago
Certifications are a good way to show that you may have that skill or be familiar with it. However, if you can point to work experience with a skill, such as AI, it will do the same thing and also show you have real world experience.
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3y ago
Absolutely agree. Success in remote work is more about adaptable management and proactive communication, less about just having digital tools. It's a shift needing a deeper revision of traditional managerial practices. Digital communic
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Ask HN: Did pandemic tools bridge the remote and in-person gap?
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It seems like being willing to learn is the most important part of having good quality opinions.
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I like this. You must have opinions on your work AND be willing to learn / accept new ideas.
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3y ago
I've tried doing things like this and found that it's often not totally reliable. I've had a hard time getting a consistent output and will randomly get variations I did not expect. I've found it's useful if you
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Ask HN: Are you a bad software engineer if you don't have strong opinions?
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Ask HN: Should I focus on promotions or job-hopping?
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