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by ammar_x 4y ago
What is Everyprompt? I searched but found nothing relevant.
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by ammar_x 5y ago
Made with Jekyll and hosted on Github + Netlify. All for free although it received tens of thousands of visits (especially on the YouTube analysis post) without a problem. https://ammar-alyousfi.com/
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Ask HN: Examples of great About sections on LinkedIn?
9 points by ammar_x 5y ago|1 comments
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by ammar_x 5y ago
> I've burned out twice When you say "burn out" can you describe what it feels like? Is it like depression?
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by ammar_x 5y ago
> Setting up a home gym to lift weights and trying to eat healthier... Does a treadmill work instead of weight lifting? Curious to know based on your experience.
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by ammar_x 5y ago
This is an inspiring story, thanks for sharing.
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by ammar_x 5y ago
Exactly! These points drive me crazy! I think YouTube is filled with interesting content but they always choose to recommend the same videos for weeks! However, their "New to You" section is much better and I think it should be on
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by ammar_x 5y ago
I've used Miro before for mind maps but after your suggestion, I think it's great as a whiteboard, thanks. Gather looks fun but I'm afraid it will make you more prone to interruptions and therefore have less focus time. For m
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by ammar_x 5y ago
I got your point. Yes, telephone calls would eliminate distractions but it lacks a lot of necessary features. Sharing screen is a must in our company. Also no whiteboard alternative. And we have many non-native English speakers so voice onl
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by ammar_x 5y ago
Seems like Slack with its new features except for automatic transcriptions and tagging which are useful features of course but I don't see the team switching from Slack to YAC for just these features. Also, they say it is to replace me
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Ask HN: What tools are game changers for communication in fully remote teams?
21 points by ammar_x 5y ago|17 comments
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by ammar_x 5y ago
I recommend Google BigQuery. Its storage is cheap ($0.02/GB) and can become even cheaper. You can process huge amounts of data quickly and pay $5 for each terabyte your query processes. It's easy to use too and its version of SQL
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by ammar_x 5y ago
This post and comments increased my confidence in my English skills. I don't have issues with understanding my American colleagues and talking with them, but when I try to watch a movie without a subtitle, I feel that I'm far from
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by ammar_x 5y ago
I think the sound recordings are great!
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by ammar_x 5y ago
Is there a reliable way to create RSS feeds for sites that don't have them? That would be really great...
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by ammar_x 5y ago
I'm searching for a (reliable) open-source OCR tool for Arabic text. The best option I tried is Google Cloud Vision, but it's still not accurate enough, and it could get quite expensive for large tasks. Anybody knows a good softwa
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by ammar_x 5y ago
Please make this a monthly thread!
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by ammar_x 5y ago
Seems good but the UI can be improved IMO. I have two questions please: - Is there a list of all the feeds used by LinkLonk? - How many users are there today?
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by ammar_x 5y ago
Summary of the studies mentioned in the article: - An experiment to look at the effects of walking on creative thinking done by Marilyn Oppezzo, a Stanford University psychologist and her Ph.D. advisor: A group of Stanford students were ask
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by ammar_x 5y ago
The main point of the article for me which is worth contemplating is that Sweden strategy didn't have the anticipated catastrophic consequences. The article acknowledges that what worked for Sweden would not have worked for other count
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by ammar_x 5y ago
You spoke my mind in this short but spot-on article. I think that this is a problem that deserves to be studied deeply. I've seen many apps turn into really bad UX. Many are mentioned in the comments. Now the question is: how can we de
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by ammar_x 5y ago
You're welcome :) Ans since you deliberately chose this style, I'd be interested in learning from you (maybe in a new post) how you go about the process of writing.
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by ammar_x 5y ago
Although I'm not interested at all in brightness control and the different technologies you described, I really enjoyed reading your post. Your way of combining talking about technical issues with your personal life and challenges (you
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by ammar_x 5y ago
This is a great tool, thanks for telling us about it (actually I discovered that I've bookmarked the searx page before and forgot about it:))
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by ammar_x 5y ago
When I tried to add my bookmarks from a file, one of the website seems to not be online anymore; archivebox just stops execution when it encounters this issue. How can I make archivebox ignore such errors and continue with the rest of the w
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by ammar_x 5y ago
Funny and creative :)
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by ammar_x 5y ago
Really cool, despite that some comments show that generating such QR codes can be done with a simple command; because using this service is faster for me as a person who is not familiar with QRs.
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by ammar_x 5y ago
Looks really promising, will give it a try.
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by ammar_x 5y ago
Thank you for this article, it introduced me to amazing works. I've been very interested in the field of GANs, style transfer, etc. The best thing is the notebooks which I can play with to generate images. I now have ~10 Colab tabs ope
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by ammar_x 5y ago
Beautiful tool, thank you. Do you use machine learning in the generation process or it's just rule based?

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