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by jcutrell 7y ago
I can imagine some companies wanting that data to be accessed in a specific delivery format (i.e. with branding experience attached). Also might be concerned about inaccuracies from variable pricing models for example. There’s a few reasons
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I do the envelope method with EveryDollar. I like the simplicity of everydollar, but I want some of the features you’ve built (like average for a category - so obvious and simple, but SO useful!) How does this tool work in contrast to an en
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I’ve started to accumulate mental models on my personal site. I hate how buzzy the language has gotten, but I do see the value in this accumulation. One thing that’s missing: how these models connect, and ways of picking the models you ne
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by jcutrell 7y ago
Giving things names is one step in convincing people. This is the principle behind recognition. But I agree with your point - substance over labels!
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by jcutrell 7y ago
How to convince other people that what you’re doing is worthwhile and valuable.
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by jcutrell 7y ago
I'm deep into vim and have recently seen some things that colleagues are doing with VS Code. I have to admit, I'm tempted. But I'm so used to vim + tmux now, it's hard to imagine working with something different.
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“There are old pilots, there are bold pilots. There are no old bold pilots.” A good pilot is skilled, but a skilled pilot isn’t always good.
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by jcutrell 7y ago
Or create a genuinely scarce product. For these interventions to work, they have to have validity. You can’t fabricate scarcity - it needs to be a real thing or else of course eventually it will be ignored.
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I wonder if the hole left by failing interventions is actually an opportunity for a different type of intervention. The whole point of BE-based intervention is that humans have a limited amount of reasoning power to put towards a given deci
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by jcutrell 7y ago
Ugh. "Are Right, A Lot" - what is this, a magnet for egomaniacs? "Have Backbone; Disagree and Commit"... These two mixed feel super toxic. The others are important, but these seem to override the humility necessary for l
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by jcutrell 7y ago
Here is a great book on the subject: https://smile.amazon.com/First-Break-All-Rules-Differently/d... Essentially, great managers do these things: - Create clarity - Provide support and equipment - Celebrate wins - Buil
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What I've learned about software development from flight school(jonathancutrell.com)
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Interview with Gabriel Weinberg, CEO at DuckDuckGo about Mental Models(spec.fm)
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by jcutrell 8y ago
This is very rarely true, and often cited. Too many sources to get reasonable gains for cached jQuery. There was a good article breaking down exactly why this is a few years back. Mobile but someone else can probably share.
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by jcutrell 8y ago
Smoking long enough ensures that you will quit forever, you just won’t be alive to know it.
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by jcutrell 8y ago
Is this currently working on mobile? I’m not getting audio but seeing indications that it is playing, so maybe it’s just not accounted for. I love Brian Eno, so I’m super excited to see something like this pop up. Would love to contribute g
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by jcutrell 8y ago
This is interesting. Is there actual research on “hype cycles?” I want to read it if so.
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by jcutrell 8y ago
So this seems to suggest there may be plenty of false negatives, but I think the key factors in this article are at the end: Family history and genetic contributions to disease. I personally decided to throw our 23andme tests out, for a var
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by jcutrell 8y ago
Sendengo | San Francisco, Chattanooga | Remote and Onsite | Full-Time | Software Engineer, Design Lead, and more Clearbit is hiring! Come work on the next generation of business data applications with beautiful UI and extraordinarily useful
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Show HN: Tea Break Challenge, a Daily Soft-Skills Exercise from Developer Tea(teabreakchallenge.com)
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by jcutrell 8y ago
More like "this tool wasn't designed to work that way, so to use this part of the tool, you'll have to conform to the way it was intended to be used."
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by jcutrell 8y ago
Works great with beer. Leave it out of the fridge so you literally have to ice it. Make it a rule to never put more than one in the fridge at a time.
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by jcutrell 8y ago
- Spend 5 extra minutes when the details matter, to focus on the details. - Beliefs are not binary; treat them like probabilities more than certainties. "Think in bets", like Annie Duke's recent book on the subject. - Your be
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by jcutrell 8y ago
Would love to see this with the fonts a bit larger. Would also prefer to see these expand to show the command beneath the descriptor. Nice work!
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by jcutrell 8y ago
Clearbit | Full stack, Frontend, Design lead, and Product managers | San Francisco, CA and Chattanooga, TN | Onsite or remote| https://clearbit.com As an early engineer at Clearbit, you'll have a huge impact on our product a
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by jcutrell 8y ago
I have no proof they are involved, but my wife and I both had a visit to a dermatologist last year. Both of us were then recommended for excisions. She was 29, I was 28. Everything came back pretty much normal. We were sent to this fern aft
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by jcutrell 8y ago
"Master" is a strong word - feeling more like a perpetual student than approaching mastery. Before I became a developer, learning to play music. There is almost nothing more rewarding than the ability to speak a non-verbal, near-u
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by jcutrell 8y ago
This is a thing actually on Breaker and Stitcher. The show I host offers this as a "premium feed." Not a ton of interest, unsurprisingly, as most people don't experience enough inconvenience in an ad to shell out.
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by jcutrell 8y ago
I have so badly wanted to be able to Shazam and automatically add something to a Spotify playlist via IFTTT or whatever. I wonder if that will be more or less possible now. Maybe with a Shortcut?
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by jcutrell 8y ago
The title is a bit misleading. Expected the drawings to be more directly responsible for the exoneration. Still a very interesting story.

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