abhaynayar

11 ms·

61.
Twenty-Four Years Together(forkingmad.blog)
1 points by abhaynayar 1y ago|0 comments
62.
by abhaynayar 1y ago
I like CBT. I just don't do it enough. I do like it when I do it though. (behavioral experiments). I think it is important to have goals and results and feedback, as without those, you'd be wandering aimlessly challenging you
63.
by abhaynayar 1y ago
Could've been written better, and also, it is posed as something new and illuminating - that style too could've been changed. But kinda agree on the high points. Just figure out what you want. That is your "goal". It doe
64.
by abhaynayar 1y ago
At the moment I just don't see AI in its current state or future trajectory as a threat to jobs. (Not that there can't be other reasons why jobs are getting harder to get). Predictions are hard, and breakthroughs can happen, so th
65.
Can Tinygrad Win?(geohot.github.io)
7 points by abhaynayar 1y ago|0 comments
66.
The World After Wireheading(geohot.github.io)
5 points by abhaynayar 1y ago|0 comments
67.
by abhaynayar 1y ago
> 48.4 billion Indian rupees I wonder who would be be able to grok this phrasing. Either use crores, lacs, etc., or don't mention INR at all, and stick to USD.
68.
by abhaynayar 1y ago
Nice try, AI.
69.
by abhaynayar 1y ago
I think the mountain does help with Zen. How much, depends on the individual. But yes, I do feel (in my limited experience) that for most people the thoughts they carry are more important to work on, than the environment they are in.
70.
by abhaynayar 1y ago
I have been TickTick for daily-habit tracking for years now. It has a monthly GitHub-like graph widget for phones which is amazing for feedback. I also use TickTick for misc. task-tracking like "laundry", "buy apple", et
71.
by abhaynayar 1y ago
Like some other comments, found the article a bit "off" regarding the words and their usage (among other things). But since it does touch a topic that I have thought of a lot, as have many others, leaving my unsolicited advice her
72.
by abhaynayar 1y ago
hahah.. just reminded me of mr. robot..
73.
by abhaynayar 1y ago
hoes.. and coke..
74.
by abhaynayar 1y ago
This article speaks to me a lot because I have been meaning to become more of a generalist, cause my role in security (specifically web-bot detection) seems to be too narrow of a niche, which is fine while it lasts, but doesn't seem to
75.
by abhaynayar 1y ago
Love the writing-style. Quite "to-the-point", without any fluff, and with a nice flow and purpose.
76.
by abhaynayar 2y ago
Yea, I used to use Apple Notes for everything until their recent big update where it became very jittery. (even on an iPhone). The web-version of Apple Notes always sucked. I am using Notion now, and even though that is kinda janky on an iP
77.
by abhaynayar 2y ago
Personal-Bookmarks:: Press ⇧⌘/ to search all of the current app's menu items. Then use the Up/Down arrow keys to navigate the results and press Return to execute that menu bar action. Hold Option while resizing a window to re
78.
by abhaynayar 2y ago
Yep. I generally love Chat-GPT UX a lot, but this one thing is super-annoying.
79.
by abhaynayar 2y ago
What I did is just get a rough estimate of calories of things I'm eating. Along with tracking weight every day. Then over a couple of weeks, calibrated calorie estimates with recorded weight changes. Developed an intuition. After that,
80.
by abhaynayar 2y ago
I relate to this a lot due to personal experiences in seeking discomfort for its own sake. I used to get anxious in social situations, to treat that I intentionally went into random social situations that would make me anxious. Over time, i
81.
by abhaynayar 2y ago
Love the writing-style. Quite "to-the-point", without any fluff, and with a nice flow and purpose.
82.
by abhaynayar 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_works_based_on_dreams
83.
by abhaynayar 2y ago
I don't plan on ever taking psilocybin- but why dreams?- Asking cause I almost never remember any- unless I wake up at a weird time- or sleep in a weird circumstance. Is it indicative of anything?- I sleep really well, never had a
84.
by abhaynayar 2y ago
> He told me that his father’s experiences in the RAF led him to insist that the family sat at the back of the plane – and the only survivors were seated at the back. He had the right parents. Interesting... will be getting seats at the
85.
Everyone Has a Plan(depth-first.com)
1 points by abhaynayar 2y ago|0 comments
86.
by abhaynayar 2y ago
Siddhartha.
87.
How to Win a Nobel Prize(nature.com)
3 points by abhaynayar 2y ago|0 comments
88.
by abhaynayar 2y ago
> One useful trick for judging different kinds of work is to look at who your colleagues will be. You'll become like whoever you work with. Do you want to become like these people? Reminded me of this gem: https://moxie.o
89.
Codeforces: Tourist has reached a rating of 4000(codeforces.com)
1 points by abhaynayar 2y ago|0 comments
90.
by abhaynayar 2y ago
Or PINT: Public INT.

More ›