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Interview with Joe Pulizzi on how to start a content business(twitter.com)
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by asimjalis 5y ago
“Vaccum” in title should be “vacuum”.
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by asimjalis 5y ago
1/ You could move to healthcare IT. Your healthcare experience will be valued. 2/ Keep looking and don’t use reason to give up on this idea that you have. Usually there’s something there behind these intuitions and feeling.
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by asimjalis 5y ago
Blog author suggests 36 characters. I have done 50 before but am now tempted to try 36. Edit 1: I did some quick experimentation with columns that were 36, 40, and 50 wide. There is something magical about 36. With 50 my eye movements were
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by asimjalis 5y ago
I was convinced as soon as I read the title. I like that the blog used multiple columns to make it’s point.
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by asimjalis 5y ago
What about love of Lisp? What label would you attach to that?
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Sahil Lavingia, founder of Gumroad, talks about his book Minimalist Entrepreneur(youtube.com)
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How to use Daniel Vassallo’s portfolio of small bets idea to start a business(twitter.com)
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by asimjalis 5y ago
An important factor here is that sometimes when people ask stupid questions they just haven’t done the homework. “Instead of doing a Google search let me blast an email to everyone at work.” It’s useful to give an indicator that you are ask
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by asimjalis 5y ago
This is like Kafka’s story in which the protagonist wakes up to find out he’s a (software) bug.
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How to take meeting notes without writing a word(twitter.com)
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How to automate routine note taking tasks using apps(twitter.com)
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Clarence Birdseye(en.wikipedia.org)
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by asimjalis 5y ago
My concern with many of the recommended clipboard solutions is that they include search and archival as an afterthought. For example, by default they will let you store clips for a few days, weeks, or months. Instead of storing them forever
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by asimjalis 5y ago
Does Alfred have search? Also if there was a command line interface or an API with a language like Python, that would be useful.
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How to learn new AWS services quickly(twitter.com)
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Ask HN: Looking for clipboard app that saves all clips forever and has search
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by asimjalis 5y ago
Not so much about being unique as about being credible. Specific claims are more credible than general claims. I feel “experienced engineering team player” does not sound credible. We know this about ourselves so we don’t question it. But f
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How to design systems that evolve over time and how it is like ordering espresso(twitter.com)
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by asimjalis 5y ago
I like using Hy for these use cases. Because it gives you access to all of the Python module ecosystem while staying in a Lisp-like language.
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Powerful resume writing tip you can learn from bank robbers(twitter.com)
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Google Cloud launches a managed Spark service(techcrunch.com)
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What are sales engineers and five things they do(medium.com)
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How to get your California Covid vaccine card if you have lost it(medium.com)
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by asimjalis 5y ago
Ron missed an important category. Creating value by entertaining people.
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by asimjalis 5y ago
The word “single parameter” is doing a lot of work in this statement.
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by asimjalis 5y ago
> I really felt like I didn't belong there (in the US). Reminds me of a joke by standup comedian Vishnu Vaka, delivered in Indian accent: “As you can probably tell from my accent I am from . . . New Jersey.”
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by asimjalis 5y ago
A lot of the suggestions are incremental changes. Maybe that is the reason they are not satisfying. Could you think big? What is an impossible dream that you have that you have ruled out because rationally it appears unachievable? Could the
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by asimjalis 5y ago
No idea what this new programming paradigm looks like, but would love to know more about it. Especially if it feels Lisp-like/Clojure-like.
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by asimjalis 5y ago
I wish the article provided actionable advice. Mostly it seems to diagnose a problem but then not provide a solution. Except maybe empathy and understanding.

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