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Synsepalum Dulcificum(en.wikipedia.org)
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by asimjalis 5y ago
How much do you charge? What kind of revenue is this producing? I realize you are getting many non-monetary rewards from this.
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by asimjalis 5y ago
Good analysis. And maybe the expert vs elite distinction is similar to the distinction between low-level detail vs higher-level summary combined with accessible analogies.
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Out West Newspaper(washingtonpost.com)
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by asimjalis 5y ago
I first learned about Dishwasher Pete in Chuck Woodbury’s amazing Out West Newspaper, that he published out of Edmonds, WA. I can no longer find it online. There are some used copies of a book based on it at Amazon: https://www.a
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Dishwasher Pete(en.wikipedia.org)
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Experts vs elites(overcomingbias.com)
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Conversation with Ev Chapman on how consumers can become creators(twitter.com)
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YouTube Deletes ThelinuxEXP Account(twitter.com)
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Ask HN: How can we prevent flooding in houses using technology?
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by asimjalis 5y ago
They is an incentive to minimize false positives (rejected after interview), but no penalty for false negatives (rejected at resume). In other words they are over-optimizing their pipelines by rejecting too many people at the head of the fu
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by asimjalis 5y ago
What I particularly liked was Leo’s approach to automation: Create quick minimum viable automation on first pass. Then on each following pass incrementally automate it more. Most-used processes get the most automation. This has a nice adapt
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Leo Guinan on how to scale yourself by automating manual processes(twitter.com)
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by asimjalis 5y ago
1/ Consider other options. Could you find a different job in the other city with better pay? 2/ I like the suggestions made by others about trying it out. Maybe take the lower compensation, move, see how you feel. Especially good
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Sell by not discussing features or benefits(twitter.com)
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Strategy vs execution(twitter.com)
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by asimjalis 5y ago
I love these threads for the tools people mention. These threads are one of the best things about HN.
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by asimjalis 5y ago
I like this. Would love to see the details of how you do it. I too dislike adding dates to entries. My solution has been a vimscript snippet that inserts the current date. I have bound it to <C-l><C-d> fun! InsertDate()
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Ask HN: Who uses HyLang for programming and what do you use it for?
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Ask HN: What problem could Hy solve for you?
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Eric Jorgensen on how to come up with ideas(twitter.com)
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How to read books by treating them as small bets(twitter.com)
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by asimjalis 5y ago
Regarding sleep I found a great tip in Matt Mochary’s book The CEO Within. The idea is that you want to sleep in multiple of 1.5 hours. This is the length of one sleep cycle. When I started doing this I woke up fully rested. I find myself r
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by asimjalis 5y ago
I found the observations valuable. Also the podcast recommendation seems like a good one. Maybe there is an element of self-promotion. But it’s not overt and seems ok to me.
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by asimjalis 5y ago
I’ve been buying domains on AWS. They charge $12 per year. No issues so far.
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by asimjalis 5y ago
Instead of marketing your work look for opportunities where your work or its extensions can create value and then share your work to create that value.
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How I got hired at my first programming job by not trying(twitter.com)
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Quick FAQ on Amazon MemoryDB: Redis-compatible durable in-memory database(twitter.com)
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Five reasons books are good for learning ideas in our blindspots(twitter.com)
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Three business models you can use on Substack(asimjalis.substack.com)
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