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3y ago
I sailed a tall ship between Shetland and Norway. We zig zagged between oil rigs. I felt like I was starring in Water World, The Pirates of the Carabeean and The Goonies all at once. It was awesome.
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3y ago
I have periods of intense thinking of a problem I am trying to solve. Then I just do something different. Take a shower, go for a walk, whatever. For me changing the environment helps a lot, or using my body. Then the ideas start to flow.
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4y ago
I listened and I think it’s really good. I wonder how much effort went in to polishing the sound. Or did they just feed a script into some voice generator?
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4y ago
The cool thing about learning a new language really well, is that it creates a new world. You get to learn words that describe things that your mother tongue can’t. Just like a programming language? Some things are easy and other things are
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4y ago
I am guessing golly_ned is based in the US. I am based in the EU and I have a question for US residents. I am studying corporate finance and valuation. Recently we had an analysis assignment of a private company. In the EU a lot of financia
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4y ago
It not that this tech does things now that scare me. Now I am mostly exited. I believe my uneasiness stems from the unknown potential of this technology. Now, one could argue that that’s always the case for technology, so why do I feel unea
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4y ago
Am I the only one with an uneasy feeling about all these advancements? Are we going fast or is it just because of the buzz? I have a hard time separating the two. It’s very exiting and I want to keep being exited. I don’t want to become ter
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4y ago
I bought Ikeas standing desk that I raise and lower by hand. I think it costs 300 USD. For me it’s worth it, plus you get a small workout when you have to change position.
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4y ago
If you wouldn’t mind, could you elaborate your point about mathematical being painful?
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4y ago
Thank you for that recommendation. I didn’t know Flyvbjerg had a new book. For other HN readers interested in the topic I can recommend “ The Oxford Handbook of Megaproject Management”. Bent Flyvbjerg is the editor of the book I believe.
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4y ago
I agree. I believe that it’s one of the things that sets apart great books. Lately I see this more often and think “Neat, they make me practice this old idea and make me build this new thing”. It makes an appreciate the work and thought tha
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4y ago
I like SQLite and JSON columns. I wonder how fast it would be if you save the whole JSON file in one record and then query SQLite. I bet it’s fast. You could probably use that one record to then build tables in SQLite that you can query.
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4y ago
My take on this is that the drugs make the feelings and experience so strong it must be real. It’s so overwhelmingly strong that it must be real, because it feels real. But it’s still a hallucination. On the other hand it could enable new s
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4y ago
They should combine it with Whisper so I can talk to some AI in a random language and just talk about nonsense. Also awesome training data since my pronunciation would suck? I am a bit too embarrassed to talk in a new language but staying w
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4y ago
I used to suffer from this. Now I buy a box 500 holed A4 for my printer. I prefer the box.
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4y ago
I agree. I took a course in databases and SQL and was blown away by its power. With CTE’s and PLSQL you can do a lot of stuff inside the database. I played with SQLite and it’s json columns. Once you get the hang of the syntax for walking a
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4y ago
Your story brought me joy! I am really happy that you had the opportunity to follow your passion, and did! And that you are happy with the decision you made while still seeing the negative consequences. To me that is a truly a life well liv
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4y ago
How do you view WFH and freeing time so you can do other stuff?
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If you are unlucky the project you are managing doesn’t scale linearly. So a 10 billion projects is 99999999 time more difficult than a 100 million project. Then we have the problem of previous experience. How many 10 billion projects do we
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4y ago
This is the way. I use Wolframalpha for computation. I let my brain do the fun stuff.
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4y ago
This is a topic that interest me. I see myself as a life long learner and I want to strive towards mastery. In some topics I’ll maybe get a tutor, it’s expensive but worth it. I’ll share my workflow for studying and I am keen to hear about
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4y ago
I like this guy. I chuckled when he wrote “guaran-fucking-tee”.
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4y ago
Hehe, I like the thought of having and being cousin knucklehead. I’ll have to check out the book you recommended. Speaking of righteousness, I have noticed in myself that it’s a very addictive feeling. I get off on it. I don’t think that’s
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4y ago
How does members of the HN crowd try to combat this? Or is it just another exercise in futility where the actual exercise is just part of the thing that make me biased in the first place? I’ll go first. I see a therapist every other week.
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4y ago
Thank you for putting some perspective on construction and VC. I’ll check out your recommendations since I am eager to learn more.
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So I am a Silicon Valley outsider. I live in the northern EU and work with project management in the construction industry representing the owner. It’s mostly infrastructure, roads, water. Old industry, conservative, we basically hate new t
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4y ago
I practiced BJJ and our black belt advised against “drills” in favor of sparring. Now I train gymnastics and “drills” is basically the name of the game. I prefer the drills, gives a clear feeling of progression that I like.
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4y ago
Thank you for putting that in writing. The colleagues you speak of are so important. They make work less dull, more playful.
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That's so funny, I would have loved to se that SALE in the middle of the winter. With a sign that said something like "90210 SPECIAL SALE".
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4y ago
FYI, Jenny’s number is 867-5309.
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