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by ian0 3y ago
Starship, AI and now anti-aging - It seems like 2023 is the year of sci-fi tropes. My pet theory is that Haim Eshed was right and there is a secret cabal of people in touch with post scarcity aliens with a cornucopia of fancy tech - but the
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by ian0 3y ago
Same boat. One thing about the hotels though when your staying for-the-stay as opposed to work or sightseeing is that the food bills can rack up to more than the accommodation, swinging it in airbnbs favour cost wise.
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by ian0 3y ago
This thread is like a team of scientists from an advanced spacefaring civilisation stranded on a stone age planet and discussing out how to start a fire with their tricorders Ok a bit tongue in cheek :P But honestly for most things you can
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by ian0 3y ago
|| When lots of people take some courses and switch to PM positions, well, Product suffers This mirrors what happened with the rise of coding bootcamps. Another similarity between the two is the whole framework marketing machine. I think it
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by ian0 3y ago
Because at the end of the day its whether your shipping something worthwhile that matters. Not how much you code, nor the brain farts of execs. Paying for someone who can increase the efficiency of a bunch of other highly paid people is a s
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by ian0 3y ago
Worth noting poor health tends to impact $100k / year earnings. This is a hard lesson for many later in life and why social safety nets are so important for everyone.
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by ian0 3y ago
Thanks for this! Long time ublock user but never new about these filters
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by ian0 3y ago
There is a lot of similarities between redesigns and general software development - The bigger the change is the harder it is to effectively migrate dependant users/systems/apps - The bigger the scope is the harder it is to mainta
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by ian0 3y ago
|| An hour is too long, just cut it short if you’ve got nothing to chat about. A easy tip for this is to set every meeting to 30 mins but keep the next 30 mins free. Sometimes people worry that they did something wrong when a long meeting i
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by ian0 3y ago
Was just about to say. Some alternate bloodstream footage: https://youtu.be/qGOGNixTic4?t=18
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by ian0 3y ago
This "fact-checked" "research summary" has sources that include: - "Business Pundit. “25 Best Places to Network"" - "Undercover recruiter. “Why Employee Referrals are the Best Source of Hire” .. and a
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by ian0 3y ago
Very cool - thank you!
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by ian0 3y ago
Sure, it was to specifically mention the account numbers and banks involved in some edge cases instead of saying something more general like "transfer to the bank account of person x".
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by ian0 3y ago
Realistically, the only one of the three people actually regret if they fail at is being a father - so I would honestly make sure you don't make excuses to sacrifice time on this. Not saying you cant do the rest. Failing faster will be
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by ian0 3y ago
Having gone through ISO 27001 and PCI DSS level 2 I kind of assumed all of these security focussed compliance standards are just that. Anyone have any exceptions?
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by ian0 3y ago
I asked it to draft a legal document based on some bullet points and it created it, in a different language, in keeping with the legal norms of that country. I sent it to a local lawyer for review and they only came back with very minor thi
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by ian0 3y ago
This youtube series shows a basic intro to some techniques with code, he also runs through a great flow chart to show you how it all works https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ih9PBGVVOO4
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by ian0 3y ago
I think there are traits (eg critical thinking) in people that make them suited to different roles including coding but whether they had the opportunity to be able to develop them early in life or later (even up until the point of getting t
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by ian0 3y ago
You contact the potential user, explain who you are and what your trying to build, they like it and are comfortable signing an LoI. Thats pretty much it. If its a big B and you need credentials, you'll need to get that first. You can d
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by ian0 3y ago
Recently I was writing a small, simple contract and they lawyer I usually ask to draft was busy. I generated it using chatGPT in around and then forwarded it to the lawyer to review. Came back with only minor addition. The prompting took ar
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by ian0 3y ago
Very cool. In what sort of ways do you protect customer data? Do the permissions allow you access to all the users slides or just the one the add on is installed on?
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by ian0 3y ago
| "In a world where nothing seems sure anymore" The world changing is the one thing thats constant! When I went to college computer science saw so few students the entrance points were the lowest in the university, they nearly shu
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by ian0 3y ago
Wow thats incredible, thanks
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by ian0 3y ago
That could only be true if each of our desires made true were not of value to society. And I think its obvious lots of people derive pleasure in things that create value, from helping others to producing nice thing to throwing a great party
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by ian0 3y ago
Any good resources for getting started?
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by ian0 4y ago
Id imagine its because leaking the source code is just not worth enough to take the chance on? I have yet to see a codebase that someone wouldn't re-write given the chance and what makes these companies succesfull is rarely their code.
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by ian0 4y ago
Lovely website!
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by ian0 4y ago
This. If your based in Australia then Australia. If tax/bureaucracy is your reason for not choosing home then Singapore is the closest "default" country for this part of the world.
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by ian0 4y ago
I don't think many realise but most people are incompetent sometimes. We all go through phases of varying productivity and it can swing from one extreme to the other. It happens when people have kids, discover hobbies, get burnt out, h
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by ian0 4y ago
Accelerando by Charles Stross

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