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by interleave 4y ago
Ohhhhh... Right. Just to mirror what I understand: You have experienced that, while talking, you thought "Oh, I've been talking for hours already. I should stop now." but in reality you haven't even scratched the, let&#x
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by interleave 4y ago
> It's probably more common as the person becomes more familiar with the group -- at least it is for me. That'll make it hard or impossible to identify during interviews. Agreed. > I've been trying not to speak at all d
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by interleave 4y ago
Damn, I'm very sorry – I can't deliver that at this moment.
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by interleave 4y ago
To answer your question without knowing any context: I would err on the side of it being received as rather passive aggressive. I do not recommend using the app (especially not without context) as a proxy for a difficult conversation that m
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by interleave 4y ago
Totally understand. It's the most common question I've gotten for those who themselves experience 'the blah' by someone else. I published an FAQ ( https://unblah.me/#faqs ) earlier today. Posting it here f
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by interleave 4y ago
Hey there! I empathize that not talking enough is just as difficult. I have had this on my radar as well and, in a way, you can totally use it to track your non-speaking as well. Here's an idea: What if there was a toggle for your sce
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by interleave 4y ago
Interesting perspective. I can only speak for myself of course: The issue only happens in online meetings and probably only with specific teams. So, I would have "slipped through", if your interview process is in-person. It starts
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by interleave 4y ago
Cool, thanks for giving it a spin, too! If there are any issues with the installation/set up, please let me know. Happy to jump on a call as well (See the contact button on the site)
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by interleave 4y ago
Hey there, you're very welcome. I hadn't thought of the menu bar yet. How would you want that to work?
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Show HN: I built an app for when I talk too much in online meetings(unblah.me)
451 points by interleave 4y ago|189 comments
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by interleave 4y ago
LOL, which is _why_ – after learning about plots and tropes last week here on HN – I had to _naturally_ create "Plotto for Obsidian"[^1]. (It's basically all of Plotto exploded into navigatable markdown files for faster disco
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by interleave 4y ago
I can only speak for myself on this. Yes, I picked up SwiftUI last year initially because Electron/JS/TypeScript just never felt fun. Yet, I wanted to build out a few desktop/work-related ideas. Then, after going through the
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by interleave 5y ago
Oh, that's so cool, thank you very much for clarifying. Looking at your example in light of Jacque's overall question I would say, this operator is either paid directly or indirectly to promote the site. I don't know/can
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by interleave 5y ago
I'd love to see what you're seeing but I don't fully understand what your instruction above means ("Click on the posts trailing url > (some-rubbish-or-malware-site.suspect"). Can you please clarify? Thank you so
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by interleave 5y ago
Nice one! Back in 2012 I built the (now defunct) Freakonomics Experiments site[^1] that used had the same A vs. B premise using John Walker's HotBits[^2] from Switzerland. In case of interest, Steven Levitt published their - albeit sin
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by interleave 5y ago
Very cool, Plausible looks like a solid alternative to GA - Thanks for pointing it out!
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by interleave 5y ago
Good idea to preempt those points, keeps the conversation focused imho. One thing I noticed that I hadn't seen in any other Electron note-taking apps yet is that it's using Google Analytics to track usage but I didn't see any
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by interleave 5y ago
Hey there, thank you for posting! Alexis here, the creator. I built QuickDown for myself for "keyboard-first, local markdown note-taking" I _personally_ use Obsidian afterwards to connect, edit and publish my notes, but it works j
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by interleave 5y ago
Oh my, I've gotten similarly cynical as of late for practically the same reasons. But before anything else, congratulations on the launch! I've narrowed down to pen and paper[^1] and Obsidian for later remixing and publishing[^2]
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by interleave 5y ago
This is awesome! Thank you so much for publishing/producing/making (?) 'We are as Gods' – I had of course read 'From Counter-Culture to Cyberculture' and 'What the Dormouse said' but not yet seen the
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by interleave 5y ago
Wow, I'm floored by the quality of the search results. For example, I'm a huge fan of obscure Brian Eno stories and interviews and articles. Using the default blend for "Brian Eno", I found http://www.moredark
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by interleave 5y ago
As someone who used to 'self-medicate'[1] my (then-undiagnosed) ADHD with breathing techniques and Yoga – mostly Hatha and Kundalini Yoga – for 15 years I am - personally - very skeptic of these claims. Don't get me wrong, I
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by interleave 5y ago
Hey there! Sorry for the delay – it's not a dumb question at all first off and a lot of solid responses were posted below. Here's what worked for me (EU) after suspecting ADHD early last year: 1. I searched for and found a local p
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by interleave 5y ago
I very much agree and share a similar experience. Struggling with ADHD is not a matter of not being able to focus. Part of the issue is directing and keeping attention on non-pleasant tasks that are stacked up against a brain chronically lo
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by interleave 6y ago
I remember seeing the replay of PG writing an essay[^1] back in 2009. To me, this was such a strong way to show (rather than tell) just _how_ hard writing really is. [^1] Here's the current link if you're interested so watch: htt
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by interleave 6y ago
I had the exact same experience. I put together a bare-bones menu bar app for macOS. See my comment above for the link! Edit: It does pulse within the menu bar which works for me, please let me know if you find it distracting.
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by interleave 6y ago
I love this so much. Thank you! Especially for the "peripheral" part: For me it works better to "check-in" to the ongoing process once in a while than having to remember to start an app etc. What didn't work for me
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by interleave 12y ago
"I would anticipate a floor on pay of $125k. I don't care if that's a designer or a developer or a marketer or what" We surveyed 250 vc-backed startups who raised more than $2,319,116,164 and found that it's much, m
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Doing the Right Things Right(bushwickletters.com)
1 points by interleave 12y ago|0 comments
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by interleave 12y ago
Gotcha, on load, the table is sorted by columns[0] but it should sort salaries by numerical value when you click on that columns' header and not ASCII (Thank you for the link!) On the landing-page you can't see the pagination but

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