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Show HN: Flag Buddy, a learning game for kids (who can't read yet)
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Who wins the World Cup if *not football* decides?
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Show HN: Outsmart – a 5-round betting game against the computer
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1y ago
Thank you, appreciate it!
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Show HN: DataGuessr – a daily quiz that teaches global statistics through play
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I Use AI
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1y ago
An ever growing and chronically incomplete list of ways in which I use AI for work, life and play. Copy and adapt whatever you find useful.
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Books curious minds wished they'd discovered sooner
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Tool to compare job opportunities based on how impactful and fulfilling they are
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3y ago
First issue coming tomorrow.
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This Aged Well
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Take a break from all the latest buzz. Rediscover the value of time-tested. Every Saturday and Sunday, one great read, at least five years old.
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Artificial Intelligence Imagines the Future Of
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A Guide to Becoming a Happy Newsletter Writer
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So, Have You Heard About Monkeypox?
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5y ago
I didn't, no. I have now changed the title to hopefully better convey what I intend the document to be about.
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5y ago
Thanks. That is an accurate reflection, yes. I learned a lot from the fact that when I shared it in my personal network — with people who know me (some of which have worked with me before) — reactions were much more positive. So yeah, that
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5y ago
Yes, I think you‘re right. Thank you for the feedback.
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5y ago
Lots of merge conflicts guaranteed :-) Jokes aside, this is exactly what this should be: a living document and a starting point for discussions.
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5y ago
Good point, thank you.
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5y ago
I slightly revised it based on feedback from this thread here.
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That's a good point, yes. I didn't intend to publish it first, but put it out there to learn from the feedback I'm getting. It's interesting how differently people who don't know me (see this entire discussion here)
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5y ago
Fair. Interesting that you think something like this could work in a non-work context, but not in a work-context. Curious: Do you have the same reaction to the one by Rands that inspired me to write mine? https://randsinrepose.co
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5y ago
Like the idea :-)
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Thanks!
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5y ago
Thanks, that's useful feedback. Will use it for overhauling the doc.
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Good point, thanks.
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Tongue-in-cheek title aside, I really do believe that it's helpful if a lot of people do write down some sort of user manual for themselves. These can be a great starting point for having conversations on how to best work together and
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Can you point to specific examples? This is very much a living document, always looking for ways to improve it.
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5y ago
Points taken. Will try to work on a second version that will keep in mind how this came across to you (and others in this thread).
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