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Show HN: PilotBuddy – AI for Pilots in Training
(pilotbuddyapp.com)
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2y ago
Recently learned to fly and got my private pilot license. I'm working on an instrument rating next... I've also played drums most of my life and am planning to learn to play piano next year.
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3y ago
Well that made for a really fun rabbit hole to start my day. Thanks. https://worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/questions/36667/can-...
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5y ago
Thanks for checking it out and for the feedback! I like the idea of pre-canned scenarios and an easy CTA to get started with one or more of them.
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5y ago
Hi all -- I built this because I consistently find myself re-creating the same spreadsheets to do long-term financial planning. I also find it hard to see how small changes in the near-term impact long-term compounding. I hope you find it u
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Show HN: ifthensave.com – A privacy-focussed financial planning tool
(ifthensave.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
This is amazing. We’ll done.
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6y ago
I aspire to build a product that has a website dedicated to how much it sucks, in namesake.
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On Becoming Staff+
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Show HN: Modl – A Domain Model as a Service
(modl.gobase16.com)
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The Three Main Apache Spark APIs
(databricks.com)
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8y ago
I'm surprised at how serious people are being in the comments... This is amazing. My team and I had a good laugh. Great work.
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8y ago
+1 for Diffie-Hellman... and the paint analogy.
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8y ago
I like the idea of social regulation (voting, reporting, block lists, etc.) to govern the content. Also a healthy use of computer vision and ML to weed out offensive images will probably be necessary. I think the previous incarnations of th
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Maker here... I built hrnw to connect people who are in the same location at the same time. Think of it as an anonymous chatroom with everyone else who is also on the app at the same time, within a few hundred feet or so of you. I think it
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Show HN: Hrnw.io – An anonymous, location-based chat room
(hrnw.io)
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Maker here... I built hrnw to connect people who are in the same location at the same time. Think of it as an anonymous chatroom with everyone else who is also on the app at the same time, within a few hundred feet or so of you. I think it
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Show HN: Hrnw.io – Chat with people around you
(hrnw.io)
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8y ago
No.
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8y ago
I have an hour commute to my real job, so I use that to hack on my side project before and after work. Setting small goals has always helped me keep up the energy to move it forward. When you're working in really small time chunks, it&
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8y ago
+1 for "find a mentor outside of the company to lean on" I'm an experienced manager, but this is still a hugely important point. Mentor relationships are really underrated.
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8y ago
This is a really good point. I agree it's a better use of energy to work on side projects while your work-life is stable, rather than injecting stress into your life.
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Ask HN: CTO of a $10M Company or SDM of a $150B Company?
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Show HN: TimesheetLinks - Public Harvest timesheet urls
(timesheetlinks.com)
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9y ago
That's super weird.
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9y ago
Yes, yes, a thousand times yes.
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Final Thoughts: A goodbye email
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10y ago
This would be a great article to read... "Hackers Guide to Astroturfing Your Shiny New Product"
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10y ago
The driving force behind it is that monitoring shouldn't fit into a mold. My thinking is that you should write a script to perform whatever mission critical thing your application provides, and monitor the output of that. Thanks for th
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10y ago
Absolutely. It's hard to turn your mind off when you're thinking about something complex and rewarding. Some recent study I read said we sleep to forget, so maybe this is your mind's way of making sure you don't forget t
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