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kenha
2y ago
You are scaling yourself - So you have more time to focus on tasks that matter. Rather than answering the same questions repeatedly, you can point other teammates to your doc. It’s also not just a one time thing - Once the docs started gai
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Scale AI Eval with BrainTrust
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kenha
3y ago
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How Will You Measure Your Life? (2010)
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kenha
5y ago
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kenha
5y ago
Interesting one. I might approach it by trying to understand it from the PM’s point of view, and see if there is an even better solution than Excel. These are some of the Qs I’ll ask: 1. How do you use Excel to track bugs? (Trying to under
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kenha
6y ago
First of all, there are those who asked for independence but that is definitely not the majority. Secondly, if we are looking at history, why would we look at USSR instead of the history of China? There is never a regime change until a civi
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kenha
7y ago
I wonder if this is in fact working - Not so much to protect oneself from getting it, but preventing the no-symptom/mild symptom carriers from spreading to others.
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kenha
7y ago
Could you elaborate on the no control other than against themselves aspect? I read this in the original paper, “Participants were randomly assigned to follow either the control schedule (eating between 8:00 am and 8:00 pm; 12‐hour daily eat
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kenha
7y ago
It doesn't seem to be a strong argument to have non-deterministic tests. There was the logic that generates the SSL key pair, and there is the faulty logic that consumes it. Based on the description, it seems it's an indication of
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kenha
8y ago
homogenous in what way? i’m curious.
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8y ago
+1 to the approach of leading by example. I sometimes phrase it as, "Focus on what you can change, rather than what you cannot." It is difficult to be in that environment that doesn't have a good engineering culture. It, howe
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kenha
8y ago
What’s the goal of learning/using a new tech? Is it for a task? Or is it for your own learning? If it’s for a task, I’d say: 1. Really spend some time to understand what you’re trying to solve 2. (If applicable) What pain point are you
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kenha
8y ago
I agree to this, but in the sense that you should dig deep and understand how something works under the hood. For example, ElasticSearch is “fast”, but what makes it so? What trade offs were made to make it “fast”? You may start seeing patt
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kenha
10y ago
I used YNAB ( http://www.youneedabudget.com ). It's a customized web service that handles budgeting, and it has a Mobile App as well. While it has integration with banks, I chose to enter/record everything manually, sinc