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Emotional Invoicing
(indiantinker.bearblog.dev)
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Global productivity drops 24%.
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Father Ted Kilnettle Shrine Tape Dispenser
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TBH, it seems like a questionable way to spend EU money. Technically, it's fascinating, but unless it's part of a broader geopolitical or long-term interoperability strategy, it's hard to justify the costs. In Spain, we alrea
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Umami works for me. I just want that dopamine kick that someone clicked on my page so I dont feel lonely on the internet.
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India UK Bus Service
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Yay! I like Magic Patterns. It is more useful and accurate compared other tools. I have successfully been able to get some design ideas implemented in it. It seems to understand consistency more than other tools. I made a part of this using
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Placebo WiFi Repeater [video]
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The Thought Quadrant: A Mental Model of Time and Control
(indiantinker.bearblog.dev)
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Show HN: I made a tool that asks hard introspective questions
(iwonderwhy.xyz)
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Thoughts around making a AI socratic questioner
(indiantinker.bearblog.dev)
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Is there something like this available for Ts/js folks? This looks quite complete.
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It is a highly opinionated question. Whatever gives you the oomph to do things. Generally speaking, typescript everywhere. LLMs know it quite well. If you are doing agentic work, you can do a FastAPI encapsulated python service.
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Wealthiest Animals in the World
(en.wikipedia.org)
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I thought about the same thing the other day, but most LLMs are unfortunately not trained on large Ruby on Rails codebases. If you ask Claude about the most preferred languages it can code, it would recommend using Python or Javascript. May
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How to boil great eggs 80% of the time
(indiantinker.bearblog.dev)
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Agreed. I mean n=16 and its on nature.
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So you got fired in Spain?
(indiantinker.bearblog.dev)
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Banyan Tree
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2y ago
I have been applying to this job at major brick making toy company for the past 3-4 years that is super dope. But i never get it and neither does anyone else.
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indiantinker
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Oh! Nice wallpaper.
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Richard Hamming Lectures on Learning to Learn [video]
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Such oversimplification, much wow.
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100% My daily driver
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Hahah! That has happened with me too. I used to work on car infotainment systems in India's biggest automobile company. After the NDA cooled off, I added the work I did on my portfolio to apply for future roles. The thing we made was a
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Spain Introduces Climate Leave/Paid time off
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Vienna is fascinating! I wrote a bit about my love hate relationship with Vienna over the years here : https://indiantinker.bearblog.dev/love-letter-to-vienna/
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Superb article. Things are so clear. MDN/W3C should hire him to do this for many web concepts.
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Danish Smiley Report for Restaurants
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Hate teams! I have heard many friends quit companies as they could not stand using teams after companies abandoned slack to jump on the free teams bandwagon. They had to hire Microsoft experts to manage the IT infrastructure which was just
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