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by adamhp 4y ago
I just tried "Chick-fil-a near Dulles" (nearby airport) and it worked for me? Maybe the address is too specific? Try "McDonalds S Michigan Ave Chicago"?
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by adamhp 4y ago
What does Python training involve? Workshops to large groups of people? Just an overview of the language or deeper dive? How long are the sessions? I've never even considered training or education as an option but I really do enjoy it.
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by adamhp 4y ago
"Investment" in this context is personal investment as a primary residence. You seem to be purposefully missing the point or cherry picking a singular definition of the word. The OP is literally a book about how to build a good ho
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by adamhp 4y ago
I love refactoring too. It kind of feels like what I imagine editing writing feels like. You've got the rough draft, but also so many lessons learned and can see the big picture now. Much easier to go back and write something cleaner a
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by adamhp 4y ago
FWIW, my Herman Miller Aeron has given me sciatica over the years. That's frankly more a problem with my terrible posture and sitting position, but I wanted to note it here because we're all probably pretty bad at that. If you nee
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by adamhp 4y ago
An easier solution is to simply not work for a shitty company that requires this Orwellian monitoring to prove you're doing work...
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by adamhp 4y ago
> the reddit result card shows '2 days ago', whereas the link it points to is 7 months old. This happens on Google too, all of the time. I think this is a reddit issue, with how they have their meta configured...
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by adamhp 4y ago
Aren't the ideas of "co" and "chief" kind of orthogonal? At that point, you're just Executives. If you form a group of executives, maybe call it a "board"...
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by adamhp 4y ago
Reading long-form fiction or nonfiction takes a lot more concentration and attention. The dopamine hit is much more quick. It's the same reason fast food and sugar is so popular. I don't think it is at all related to what others
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by adamhp 4y ago
This would be very cool. I think we're starting to see some hints of this. Maybe we'll see publishing houses and presses return to their former glory because they're the only ones not putting out AI generated recycled nonsens
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by adamhp 4y ago
Been loving Blake Crouch as well. It can be a little light but it's at least gripping every time.
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by adamhp 4y ago
I finally got around to reading Neuromancer, and it was pretty stellar. Not the best story, but man, Gibson's prose is phenomenal in my opinion.
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by adamhp 4y ago
Not only that but sampling. I'd say there's at least one sample from something in most modern music. This can essentially create "sounds" that you're looking for as an artist. I need a sort of high pitched drone her
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by adamhp 4y ago
I've been complaining about this with AI generated content in general as well, especially Twitter and blog posts. I worry that we're in a sort of downward spiral, creating a feedback loop of bad content. Eventually models will get
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Ask HN: Is there a tool for React that finds commonly used HTML/CSS patterns?
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by adamhp 4y ago
You may already be familiar, but you might find Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi's book "Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience" an interesting read. He studies this exact phenomenon.
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by adamhp 4y ago
Disclaimer: I support fully remote work and will likely never be returning to office in my lifetime if I can help it. Here I play devil's advocate. Even though it is a hypothetical world you've constructed, you still framed it fro
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by adamhp 4y ago
> No idea how he does it. They probably pay a nanny or an au pair.
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by adamhp 4y ago
Pretty much all DAWs are that way though. They're very feature rich pieces of software. It's quite difficult to design something that can be usable by a layman and professionals at the same time. It's kind of like your grandm
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by adamhp 4y ago
I'm curious about the endgame of copyright with respect to software. At some point, enough people will have written enough code that you can't write code anymore because some fragment of it violates a copyright. Where does the lin
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by adamhp 4y ago
What do you do now? I'm currently in gov but it's not my favorite, for the reasons you mentioned...
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by adamhp 4y ago
Came here to say the same. It is so insanely aggravating.
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by adamhp 4y ago
1Password or any other password management application.
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by adamhp 4y ago
Yet there was some popular HN post a few months ago about someone complaining that GitHub didn't do enough to stop them...
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by adamhp 4y ago
Thank you for my daily dose of existential dread. I can now safely logout of the internet.
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by adamhp 4y ago
Sony A7III here. Been very satisfied. I've heard nothing but love for the Fuji cameras, especially with regards to color science. Ultimately it depends on what you want to shoot.
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by adamhp 4y ago
Depending on your setup, you could check out https://fly.io . Pretty easy and generous free tier.
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by adamhp 4y ago
> I became very materialistic growing up in poverty. Currently trying to introspect on this one myself. I'm really not sure how to "get over it".
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by adamhp 4y ago
TIL I'm burnt out. Thanks!
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Show HN: Follower Segmentation for your Twitter audience(wildfire.so)
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