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by kirso 4y ago
I have the 16 gig version since 2020. Overall its the best machine I have ever owned but even then, maybe in 10% of the cases when too many chrome tabs are opened, VSCode and a bunch of other apps are in, I can sometimes notice the slow dow
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by kirso 4y ago
Always wondered, where is the thin line between where you are ok with M2 Air and M1 Pro/Max... would you mind elaborating how you drew it?
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You just described a hindsight bias. They key point here which has already been discussed above is “older you”. You didnt have that information when you were young and your worldview is fluid. The idea that you can operate with the same amo
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by kirso 4y ago
Indeed! A food for thought: https://twitter.com/khemaridh/status/1538899517629640704?s=2...
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Love it. The only issue I had with this approach is aggregating notebooks but not enough storage (due to constant travel) to keep doing this without having a separate bag just for it. Its very contextual but I truly believe this is the best
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The Case for Design Engineers(blog.jim-nielsen.com)
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Partially yes, your incentives change and skin in the game as well
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Precisely this, I feel like the only middle-ground here is not to sell your company to corporate overlords, we learned that lesson with many other companies. Stay profitable, stay calm, stay mediocre in size => delight customers. Greed &
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by kirso 4y ago
It works, just that the incentive of a BigCo is to maximise shareholder value and thus revenue which results into hacking everything we can and exploit user behavior to squeeze the most out of the pockets of consumers. Basically the mechani
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Thats terrible. What is the alternative here?
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Ask HN: What is one anti-fragile software vertical during recession?
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This is great, thank you for the tips. I truly believe its one of the most important meta-skills today that not a lot of peeps are paying attention to! Partially, also writing pseudo-code is a superpower sometimes...
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by kirso 4y ago
I always wondered about this. I had sooooo many songs saved yet I have been only listening to probably 20% of them. Why is that?
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Ask HN: What are some resources to learn breaking down and prioritise problems?
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They didn't move mass market right away though. Funnily I am the one who always said - why do you need Superhuman if you have multiple inboxes in gmail and filters + shortcuts to cater for probably 80% of the functionality free. But th
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Its a thing for legacy organisations. If someone is puzzled and gives me a red flag that I had time to rest after my 6 month depression and burnout => its a huge red flag for me that people don't understand the world we live in thes
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Big fan of Endel, never went back to any playlist. The development and collaborations are amazing.
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The main issue is world randomness. You have no idea and irregardless of evidence that you have gathered if something will work or not. Based on this, it would be very bad to work on something for a year without knowing or getting frequent
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Ask HN: How to help prevent climate change with software?
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Man I love the idea behind Instorier! Is there a `story` behind it?
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by kirso 4y ago
Also check NomadList - perhaps you can find someone there? Or DigitalNomad community on reddit?
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I think it highly depends where you go. I have met several solo woman travellers around the world and they had 0 negative experience. Specifically for the locations that I outlined its safe and you can find co-travellers there.
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Not a lot of people are aware of it in a "general sense"
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This is a great example of the company that doesn't do TechCrunch PR and is a hidden gem for shareholder value. Have been investing in their shares for a few years now and its a great example of "not the loudest ones win". Bo
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by kirso 4y ago
What is innovation really? Solving problems in a novel way for users? You are definitely right regarding niching down! However innovation is useless without adoption (at least early users) and the most popular app of 2022 is Wordle. So its
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Just 16.5% of GitHub users currently use two-factor authentication(protocol.com)
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I would still encourage you to go and find a co-traveller when you are at the place of destination. There are tonnes of communities in places like Bali & Thailand, co-working, cafes where you meet other nomads who are working on variety
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by kirso 5y ago
I feel like what you described actually draws people to the tech. The sense of belonging being one of the hackers trying to fix the current issues with current systems. The issue is that many of them are indeed broken, but decentralization
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by kirso 5y ago
To be fair Binance was never decentralized and never prentended to be. That doesn't justify the crux of the issue though...
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by kirso 5y ago
This. Here is a great post on it from a fellow indie-hacker: https://casparwre.de/blog/launching-a-product-without-a-logi... He built https://keepthescore.co/ precisely with this in mind.

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