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kamalkishor1991
7y ago
Another way to put this is "bias for action"
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Show HN: Yet another android Hacker News client with summary and clean UI
(github.com)
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7y ago
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8y ago
Is IQ data available in a nice CSV file for us to analyze? I would like to see a nice Jupiter notebook with plots and should be able to play around with the data.
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8y ago
did they release code also? I could not find any link anywhere?
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8y ago
Although sometimes this is true, most of the time you can't pass all the test because you have written a messed up code that you yourself can't understand. Learning to write the simplest code that works first time one of the most
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8y ago
They are likely to know more about the project they were part of then you do. Even if they are really bad.
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kamalkishor1991
8y ago
I keep reading about how bad Google's interview process is. But has anyone done any proper large scale research on what is the best way to hire software engineers? All the comments here seems like opinions of people based on themselves
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How to investigate and fix production issues?
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8y ago
I wonder if these differences has something to do with the personality of drinkers? People who are drinking might be more aggressive and might also be phisically active or exercising more. Do we actually have any fundamental reason to belie
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8y ago
I also created something similar. People were really interested at first. But we learned after sometime that people loose interest when learning with strangers. We could not retain people after a week of sign up. Although this is bit diff
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9y ago
Psychology says there is no correlation between IQ and consciousness. So you will find both lazy and hard-working people with same IQ spread over the normal distribution of consciousness. Seems to me this is a biased observation based on ow
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9y ago
Hi everyone, I have always loved hackernews for its content but could not find any good mobile app so I decided to build my own. It provide a nice UI with summaries and one news at a time with daily notification so that you never miss an up
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Show HN: Hacker News Hunt – A hacker news reader with summary and clean UI
(medium.com)
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9y ago
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9y ago
Ruby on rails Here is my experience: https://hackernoon.com/ruby-on-rails-is-more-productive-even...
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10y ago
Site is not working "Error establishing a database connection"
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10y ago
We don't have an android or IOS app yet. This is more easier to build with the app. We will definitely think about it when we build the app. Thanks for the suggestion.
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10y ago
You mean people near you(like in your city?)? or people in similar timezone?
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10y ago
Hi everyone, We are trying to solve problem of learning by creating a platform for finding people to learn with you. We are looking for feedback and constructive criticism? I have written here why this is an important problem https:/&
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Show HN: [Colearn] Find people to learn with you
(colearn.co)
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10y ago
We do have few hundreds users which we got through reddit and medium. We are just thinking of putting it out there in front more people and get feedback and PH feedback tends to be great. We do think PH users will like it. Also I have been
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Ask HN: How to find someone to post your product on Product Hunt?
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10y ago
Yes you are right. 2 years is not enough for judging the prototyping potential. Although I have worked with java/spring and I can empirically say it really slow for prototyping. Just wanted to share my first experience with ruby on rai
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RoR is more productive even after learning from scratch for your new web app
(hackernoon.com)
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RoR is more productive even after learning from scratch for your new web app
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Why learning to program alone is a terrible idea
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10y ago
Trying out competitive programming really improved my coding ability in any programming language. Recently I tried out Ruby on Rails which blows my mind and changed my view about frameworks(It is really 10 times faster then java to create a
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Rovoow: A new way to review and compare
(rovoow.com)
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Show HN: Prototype for finding people to learn together
(colearn.xyz)
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