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Google Meet Tab on Gmail App(support.google.com)
1 points by dreamer7 6y ago|0 comments
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by dreamer7 6y ago
I've been playing fairly regularly on lichess and I can assure you that I have not yet met players that were using computers to cheat. Firstly, lichess may have some simple checks for move strength relative to the player's rating.
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by dreamer7 6y ago
Seems like a good setup! Let us know if you ever make it open source. I would like to try it
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I did something similar over the past four months, going from 1100s to 1680s on lichess. At this level, you just have to find one tactic your opponent doesn't spot and you'll win the game if you have decent endgame skills. I never
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by dreamer7 6y ago
I'm glad you weren't concise. This is a gold mine of great advice! Do you have a blog on this topic? If not, I would strongly urge you to share this in a blog so as to reach a wider audience. Such valuable thoughts and ideas shoul
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by dreamer7 6y ago
This is a brilliant perspective! There are parts to our business that are tech-easy and there are certain strategic tech possibilities that may or may not work. Makes sense to oversee the product development while actively working on the mo
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by dreamer7 6y ago
Thanks for the very well-put advice. At what stage of a company do you recommend getting coaches such as yourself? Do you coach early-stage CTOs as well?
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Ask HN: As CTO of an early-stage startup, how do I utilize my time well?
11 points by dreamer7 6y ago|12 comments
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Attempts like these are really valuable to show how efficient the original HN site design is. No distractions. Just the content.
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If we really want to stick with the analogy, we could treat the map as not fully discovered. In Age of Empires, a historical strategy game, you start with a few villagers and ,in some campaigns, an end destination - a relic to acquire or an
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by dreamer7 6y ago
This is a great point! But chess (and other such games like Go) vastly improves your working memory which should translate to improved performance in other tasks like coding.
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> Because with Chess you can store the entire search space in memory. That is incorrect. Quoting from [0] > Chess has approximately 10^120 game paths. These positions comprise the problem search space. Typically, AI problems will have
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by dreamer7 6y ago
Yes. It's called Chingari. Since the ban, downloads have been shooting up. It's now 2M+ or so downloads while being no where near as polished as TikTok UI
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> It is true that highly knowledgeable people know that Musk is an idiot conman Sorry to nitpick but highly knowledgeable people will surely never claim Musk is an idiot anything. He is definitely a genius in several ways. For something
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by dreamer7 6y ago
True. There are two sub-categories referencing crime involving a computer under 'Public Order'
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I was not aware that the UK police department had open data access. This is great and I hope other countries follow this model too. I checked the crime categories and there's no mention of cyber-crime. Is there any other data source th
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by dreamer7 6y ago
Amazon has a print-on-demand service. Should work well for you https://kdp.amazon.com/en_US/l/print-on-demand
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by dreamer7 6y ago
I find the HN structure very effective in following discussions and it is really the same structure that the author creates, just spread vertically instead of horizontally. Has anyone used this for their company internal discussions? I&#x27
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I'm curious to know why this process wouldn't work well for code? Some of the best code I've written has also been in an exhausted/ not-fully-awake state
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Not sure why this reply is being downvoted. Could have been phrased differently but it seems like street construction projects are low risk opportunities for corruption on a recurrent basis.
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But the character length would matter less when you can move to the speech domain. ls is 2 syllables list dir is also 2 syllables with more meaning. Ultimately, with natural language, the effectiveness seems to be when it is coupled with sp
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Maybe that's the new location :)
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It depends on the objective of the coding test. If you are expecting a candidate to have a certain skill-set, having a simple timed coding test as the first round is the easiest way to filter out a lot of unqualified candidates. Stripe does
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Ask HN: Why is there no software for generating cross-platform native UI code?
2 points by dreamer7 6y ago|1 comments
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Page-load speed would be one metric among hundreds. But we can't assume that Google has lost sight of the ultimate metric - did the searcher find what he was looking for ? For any competitive search engine, its internal preferences are
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by dreamer7 6y ago
I disagree. The general idea that human mind stores information as a connected knowledge graph is still valid for technical subjects. Sure, for simpler examples like if statements, you may not gain much. But, even for loops have differences
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by dreamer7 6y ago
Thank you for the points. They make a lot of sense. If you are interested in looking at the website, it's https://vendiapp.com
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Ask HN: How important is website SEO for a mobile app-only marketplace?
2 points by dreamer7 6y ago|2 comments
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How about at the end of every month? So, people who start working on something new at the beginning of the month are ready to talk about their projects
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Having experience in other domains would be great. But it is by no means the only way to build successful companies. You only need to have passion for a particular domain to then engage with people who share your passion and also have more

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