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maebert
5y ago
HeartRithm | Multiple Roles | Remote (Americas) | Full Time | $150-$180k base + generous performance bonuses | https://heartrithm.com HeartRithm is a crypto fund and engine for social impact. There has never been a better time
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maebert
5y ago
Interviewing is a skill of itself for sure. Random offer, if you want to get some honest no-consequence feedback dm me and we’ll do a mock interview. Have hired a lot of people and want to pay it forward for all the people o have rejected n
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maebert
5y ago
Well, can you blame them? :)
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maebert
6y ago
Heartrithm | Full-Stack Engineer & Architect / Quant Engineer | $150k + generous performance bonuses | Remote (Americas Timezone) | https://www.heartrithm.com Heartrithm is a crypto quant fund and social impact engine.
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maebert
6y ago
Obligatory shout-out to jrnl ( https://jrnl.sh ) for all of your command-line note-taking needs!
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maebert
6y ago
Pro tip: memorize the “stop words” (ie closed word classes: prepositions, pronouns, determiner, function words, modal verbs) of romance languages and you’ll be able to comprehend almost all simple text in all of them. “Trust me, I’m Europea
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maebert
6y ago
^ this reply should be right on top because it really captures the point. 3 1/2-USB drives existed “historically” because both technologies coexisted at the same time, just like you’ll find PS2-USB adapters, but good luck finding a PS
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maebert
6y ago
You solved the case again, Mulder.
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maebert
6y ago
What if... it could use 100% of your computers brain power?
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maebert
6y ago
Because I don't want your to-do list to look like the Starbucks signature pad that makes everyone's signature look like they're a 3 year old kinetically challenged imbecile. You're welcome!
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maebert
6y ago
Implies a distinct and independent existence. We could be the Borg.
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maebert
6y ago
Exactly, assuming "feel OK about not flossing" and "Check off a task you don't feel like doing today" are common day tasks.
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maebert
6y ago
That’s making sure bold assumptions. Beep boop.
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maebert
6y ago
In the making! I'll just let the iOS users find all the bugs first ;)
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6y ago
As with my previous undeniable smash hit The Most Dangerous Writing App, I think that while the app is preposterously antithetical, there's a real value in it. In short, I believe we care about too. much. stuff. all. the. time. Ironica
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maebert
6y ago
Absolutely! I'll just let the iOS users find all the bugs first ;)
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Show HN: The Least Dangerous To-Do List
(theleastdangeroustodolist.com)
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6y ago
Absolutely wonderful puzzle. Back when I taught Prolog in college, I created a number of Sudokus for my students to solve, that and a few other prolog puzzles are here for those enjoying a lazy afternoon of logic programming: https:/&
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maebert
6y ago
A few years ago I wrote The Most Dangerous Writing App. It's been acquired since, but the open-source version still has a "hardcore mode" very similar to this, where you only see the last letter you typed: https://
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maebert
7y ago
Soooo... Correct me if I’m wrong, but isn’t the whole point of taking notes on your easily searchable computer that you _don’t_ have to remember them?
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Jrnl 2.0 – Command line note taking and journaling
(jrnl.sh)
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7y ago
I can’t help but to feel delightfully nostalgic whenever I read about Prolog, thanks for writing this up. If you’re interested, I’ve created a set of Prolog exercises about 10 years ago when I was teaching this in college, including one for
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7y ago
Former neuroscientist working on similar stuff here. While the flashy part is the “speech synthesis”, the science breakthrough is actually better frames as an machine learning problem. Imagine you record someone moving their hand across a c
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9y ago
Interesting to see this; wonder whether they can beat Amazon in the b2b race. I heard they're giving out Echos to Boutique hotels for free.
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Flyby pills: No more Hangovers
(flyby.co)
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Original StarCraft released for free
(starcraft.com)
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FeelSpace wearable gives users 6th sense of direction
(indiegogo.com)
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Gary Kasparov to play his first tournament in 10yrs today
(uschesschamps.com)
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11y ago
Author here. I know Flowstate, which itself was a copy of "Write or Die". I did not know they used the tagline "The Most Dangerous App" though, and now feel shitty - I don't want to steal their tagline! Need to come
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11y ago
Evil. I like it.
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