johnnujler

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by johnnujler 6y ago
Hmmm... Btw that was a joke to showcase the universality of trade-offs. And the idea that you do you and with that comes the responsibility to bear the consequences. Anyway be well.
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by johnnujler 6y ago
Withdraw unto yourself and your immediate/close community.
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by johnnujler 6y ago
To me HN Algolia has been a one-stop shop for everything related to search in HN. I always have a browser tab that has HN Algolia opened up for any kind of research. I’d love if this extension could be extended to include HN Algolia too.
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by johnnujler 6y ago
Seriously, who are these people who believe that sales alone can fix everything or building a great product alone can change their life? Everyone, and I mean literally every human being I have interacted with on this topic have assured me
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by johnnujler 6y ago
I sometimes feel very uncomfortable reading such stories, especially when the person in the story is a legendary mathematician. It is as if my mediocrity is afraid of their excellence. Maybe this is why we have so few Terry Taos and Ed Witt
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by johnnujler 6y ago
All true! But to invoke a common ground here, most people put up a lenient license in the beginning thinking I will attract some attention and if things pick up I will create a product(or some serious library) out of it, make money, while l
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by johnnujler 6y ago
FWIW, I don’t think it is destructive, in fact, it is a reformative approach i.e., after all we are human beings, not sages and saints, and the real value lies in being able to do it despite knowing your flaws as a human being, and the “con
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by johnnujler 6y ago
Now I understand why first-hand knowledge is better than reading summaries and commentaries. Every conversation revolves around a context, which when separated and generalised distorts the entire thing. Anyone who wishes to understand the c