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kentich
9mo ago
Neural networks are not the magic wand that will create a high-quality app for you.
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kentich
9mo ago
Code Mind Map extension for Visual Studio / VS Code to create mind maps with nodes linked to code. https://codemindmap.com
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kentich
9mo ago
I save myself from total loneliness by hanging out in the background through a virtual frosted glass with my friend (via the https://MeetingGlass.com/ app). We do that every day for a few hours. Its better than nothing. It
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kentich
9mo ago
They want the people to think that it is conscious. That is why they called it artificial intelligence instead of calling it neural networks.
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kentich
9mo ago
WFH does not need to be so isolationg. You can use tools like Virtual Frosted Glass ( https://meetingglass.com/ ) to hang out with your friends or colleagues via video.
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kentich
9mo ago
Remote. Using tools like virtual frosted glass ( https://meetingglass.com/ ), you can mitigate the downsides of remote work, such as loneliness and isolation.
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kentich
11mo ago
I don't think so. In my experience a position of a manager is more political one than the one requiring a skill.
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kentich
11mo ago
I've built for fun with Bolt.new: https://tendayweekcalendar.com/ I did no manual coding except small bug fixing.
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kentich
11mo ago
Leetcode is a hidden IQ testing. The logic is simple - hire people with the highest IQ, and they will figure things out. Because they are smart, right?
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kentich
11mo ago
Staring at the black screen with the Black Screen app (blackscreen1.com).
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kentich
1y ago
C'mon, AI is a fraud. It should be called NN (Neural Networks). No size of data centers will fix AI's "forgetfulness" of the previous context. AI coding tools are not working well through existing code bases. If you let
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kentich
1y ago
Thanks!
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kentich
1y ago
It doen't have to represent only hierarchical data. I like the flexibility of mind maps, as the connection between nodes are not constrained by a hierarchy. They can represent very loose relation between different parts of the code. Es
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kentich
1y ago
I've always felt like Google Ads is unclear about how they set their CPCs. Why not to clearly show who pays what in a clear transparent way? Do they have something to hide?
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Ask HN: Do you use mind maps in your coding practice?
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1y ago
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kentich
1y ago
Yes, search results are quite crappy. They are based on guessing your search intent and return results that are likely to cause you to leave the Google search page. That's why Google often shows you a "salad" of different lin
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kentich
1y ago
You're absolutely right. Big corporations don't like remote work and don't want to enhance it. Tech enthusiasts is the only hope for improvement in this area. The good news is that there are innovative projects that can signi
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1y ago
I use MeetingGlass and I feel good.
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kentich
1y ago
Because inflationary fascism rules the world.
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kentich
1y ago
If your problem is to keep the focus while the agent is doing his work, then try the app called Black Screen. It has a nice attention refresh feature that allows you to see random photos for a few seconds. It makes waiting less boring and d
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kentich
1y ago
I've had the problem of eye tension for many years. That is why I made an app called Black Screen that blacks out all the monitor screens on pressing the key. It really helps me, especially when I am at work behind my multiple screen w
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kentich
1y ago
Thank you! Feel free to try the extensions and let me know what you think.
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Show HN: Code Mind Maps – A Fresh Perspective on Code Navigation
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1y ago
> It used to be totally non-controversial and completely validated by direct personal experience that only a minority of the population is built to work remotely. I disagree with this. I beleive we just need better tools to support comfo
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1y ago
Totally agree. Open source is also a way for big corporations to kill competition. It is used as a noble cover for a price war - extreme price reduction to zero. Open source must be followed by the demand of not for profit use only! If any
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1y ago
I built Code Mind Map - an extension for Visual Studio and VS Code that links mind map nodes to code. For many years, I was using FreeMind to create mind maps with a knowledge base of a project I was currently working on at work. Such mind
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Show HN: Mind maps in Visual Studio and VS Code with nodes linked to source code
(codemindmap.com)
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1y ago
I'd suggest trying to work in intervals. I use Black Screen ( https://blackscreen1.com/ ) to black out my screen for 3 - 5 minutes every X number of minutes. I start from 30 minutes and gradully reduce the interval as l
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1y ago
I use Black Screen ( https://blackscreen1.com/ ) for personal productivity. I use it to make periodic breaks and that makes me a lot more productive, especially when I feel tired.
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1y ago
I use an app I built called Black Screen ( https://blackscreen1.com/ ). I usually start from setting it up to make my screens black every 30 minutes. I decrease the interval when I feel tired. Sometimes it's down to 10-1
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