ObsoleteMailMan

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Ask HN: Looking for a Python tutor – can anyone help?
7 points by ObsoleteMailMan 8y ago|8 comments
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by ObsoleteMailMan 8y ago
YNAB (You Need a Budget) is fantastic
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Ask HN: How do you manage a remote team?
1 points by ObsoleteMailMan 8y ago|0 comments
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by ObsoleteMailMan 8y ago
This is a bit nuanced, but i'll try to be brief: - housing in the bay area is substantially more expensive now, so you need to already be pretty qualified in your role to justify your cost - this partially goes against Paul Buchheit&#x
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by ObsoleteMailMan 10y ago
How do you know if you're technical enough to build great products?
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by ObsoleteMailMan 10y ago
Hey Michael, thanks for the post. It seems like most big companies started out of projects people were making for themselves in the early days. Why do some projects evolve into behemoths, and when do you advise people building projects to s
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by ObsoleteMailMan 10y ago
Have you considered hosting these on Facebook Live? Could get Live feedback from the audience to source questions according to what gets brought up.
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by ObsoleteMailMan 10y ago
YES regarding Mike Bloomberg. Epitome of relentlessly resourceful in the early days of Bloomberg LP
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by ObsoleteMailMan 10y ago
- Hard tech founders - Kyle Vogt from Cruise Automation (specifically interested in how he became such a good engineer), he hardly has any interviews that talk about this - Nothing really public from Helion Energy, could be interesting - Wh
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by ObsoleteMailMan 10y ago
How can we become the best engineers?
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Lithium-Sulfur Batteries have 5x more energy capacity than Lithium-Ion!(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by ObsoleteMailMan 10y ago|0 comments
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Morgan Downey, Author of Oil 101, on Where We'll Get Our Oil in the Future(theinvestorspodcast.com)
1 points by ObsoleteMailMan 10y ago|0 comments
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by ObsoleteMailMan 11y ago
How did you learn to communicate so well? Any book recommendations? What do you recommend to get great at building products? Any recommendations for college students? Engineering courses don't seem to do justice. (21, in college)
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by ObsoleteMailMan 11y ago
Transistor man!