kirso

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by kirso 3y ago
I think there is this concept of min/maxing in games that resonates in other areas of our lives. In a game instead of going with the flow and trusting the process people tend to start reading guides how to make the most OP character, m
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Ask HN: Examples of well designed statistics websites?
6 points by kirso 3y ago|5 comments
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Ruby on Rails as a career choice in 2023(world.hey.com)
4 points by kirso 3y ago|2 comments
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by kirso 3y ago
In that case this passage is for you: We don’t need to explain ourselves to them. We don’t need to prove our success through conventional means. We don’t need to measure against a scale that others have invented. We don’t need to feel guilt
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by kirso 3y ago
This is amazing, is there a place to learn more about the apprenticeship?
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What Do You Want?(calvinrosser.com)
2 points by kirso 3y ago|0 comments
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by kirso 3y ago
This is not exactly secret. Many of these companies are perfectly "legit" legal entities being covered as a "call center" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1Q_P__aqAk
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Calm Tech(nicolasbouliane.com)
2 points by kirso 3y ago|0 comments
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by kirso 3y ago
It just takes an incredible level of self-awareness and vulnerability. Everyone thinks that the way to convince people to trust them or acknowledge them is to be know-it-all, but the truth is just being authentic and help will come.
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The Problem with Note-Taking(moretothat.com)
1 points by kirso 3y ago|0 comments
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Did Elon Musk get lucky?(luca-dellanna.com)
2 points by kirso 3y ago|0 comments
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by kirso 3y ago
Logseq's journal is the biggest productivity hack we got that we never thought we needed. Don't know where to put the idea, note or just a scribble? You have a 2022-05-12 page without the cognitive load or confusion.
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by kirso 3y ago
I share this perspective and frustration. However, I also realise its always easy to critisize the processes from down to top. Now put yourself in the shoes of the CEO or C suite. How do you organise an entire organisation to be efficient?
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by kirso 3y ago
The problem is that bootcamps were incentivised to churn out graduates within 3 months to get ISAs. This contributed to a junior coder market where people are not ready. I only found a handful of resources out there which are really prepari
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by kirso 3y ago
I think this essay applies not only on business but also your craft. If you like painting, work on your craft, not for the sake of betterment but for the sake of joy and appreciation for your craft. If its weightlifting work on it for the s
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by kirso 3y ago
Was about to respond but somebody did it already below (mkoubaa) :)
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by kirso 3y ago
This, trying to rediscover my love for gaming again... I feel like there are not enough games somewhere between casual and core without the need of spending 50 hours on it. 10-20 hours is the sweet spot.
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by kirso 3y ago
Would be great to have a search engine just for posts in this collection!
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by kirso 3y ago
Exactly, I'd reckon you have a better position to do great work when you are older, given you know yourself better and what makes you tick. This is IMO impossible without experimentation and doing stupid stuff during the 20s. I just tu
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by kirso 3y ago
I understand the concern, but frankly don't think this is the case. Nobody really cares about you in the org and in the world in general. There is a legal implication on side projects on everyone's contract -> so the solution h
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Ask HN: What are you doing for self-care?
6 points by kirso 3y ago|3 comments
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by kirso 3y ago
Bootstrapped by one person: https://lunchmoney.app/
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by kirso 3y ago
The url should work, its basically a post ad: https://old.reddit.com/user/caliber-justin/comments/uxpv93/h...
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A Reddit ad for a fitness app gets 19k upvotes(old.reddit.com)
2 points by kirso 3y ago|5 comments
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by kirso 3y ago
I bumped into this randomly but found it fascinating. People try to hack growth and use hooks to attract an audience, but all it takes is to actually build something useful and authentic. Its quite an underrated approach.
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by kirso 3y ago
As a beginner its helpful to me because I don't want to spend my entire life learning syntax I hate.
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by kirso 3y ago
True, perhaps its still yet to reoccur in the future. I also didn't find the "decentralized" alternatives appealing.
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Crypto.com had an internal trading team raising a conflict of interest(ft.com)
3 points by kirso 3y ago|0 comments
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by kirso 3y ago
I think sometimes we preach metrics & data too much...
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by kirso 3y ago
How is it difficult? Each product has a metric / OKRs behind it and if it doesn't then something is really really wrong. Can hardly see an argument of everyone pivoting based on loudness and charisma. People would usually fail her

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