mindhash

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by mindhash 6y ago
The article is spot on abt anticipation of emails. With cell phones and easy access to email the social expectation of replying sooner has gone up. Marketing tactics dictate sending emails at the right time when you are expecting. Expectat
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by mindhash 6y ago
I would love to search books, video recommendations that people post on HN. It's one of the cool things I like here
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by mindhash 6y ago
Someone has finally got to it. I hated the bubble for such a long time because I don't think you need chat everywhere and in your face. It reminds me of credit card agents chasing me in malls.
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by mindhash 6y ago
Find out exact segment or group of users that are converting. Locate similar people online. In fb, Reddit groups or Quora or wherever. Write articles or courses to help them. Try research oriented newsletter Get audience and rest will foll
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by mindhash 6y ago
It just takes practice. I had to do the same. I started solving Sudoku, George summers puzzles. In the process, I could develop a general process to solve problems. Using systems thinking helped a lot.
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by mindhash 6y ago
This looks good. I use screen flow but can see the simplicity of this.
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by mindhash 6y ago
I write cover letters to highlight specific experience which is in line with the work that company is into. This is just to help the decision maker. I don't care if he or she doesn't read. I would want to take every chance of gett
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by mindhash 6y ago
If this works, see a huge impact on federated learning or training of NNs in general
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by mindhash 6y ago
This is a cool application. Did you have to retrain the model for this usecase? Sorry, I m not up to date if open ai has released model apart from API
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by mindhash 6y ago
It’s more like it picks words from autosuggest that you see on your mobile keypad but better
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by mindhash 6y ago
I think there was a time, most people were doing it for fun but today most people do it for building profile, commercialising it or consulting around it. It offers a path to freedom. Though hard to productise OSS, it seems to work well for
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by mindhash 6y ago
Do you have an example of this? If i was on the buying side, I would be wary of just buying source code. Most times writing from scratch is much easier than maintaining someone else's code
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by mindhash 6y ago
i think you should add more details / screenshots of product. Your landing page doesn't talk much about what user would get. Is it same dashboard as GA. Also I would suggest changing your differentiator from cheap alternative to s
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by mindhash 6y ago
Totally agree. LinkedIn is dumbest ux sitting on a gold mine of data
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by mindhash 6y ago
+1 I hate it. Probably only thing about my mac
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by mindhash 6y ago
I can’t find anything easily. I am used to moving around by tweaking path ( win explorer). Really miss that
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by mindhash 6y ago
This is awesome
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by mindhash 6y ago
Think this is a growing problem. Related: https://segment.com/blog/the-10m-engineering-problem/
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by mindhash 6y ago
That reminds me early stage startup’s betting big on Kubernetes
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by mindhash 6y ago
This is something I used a lot with oracle. They call it remote dB link. I often wonder the impact of this if this was vendor agnostic..especially for ETL, the world will change
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by mindhash 6y ago
Recently read about This. theoretically doesn’t look like the cure https://scopeblog.stanford.edu/2020/06/29/how-remdesivir-wor...
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by mindhash 6y ago
for me it goes even beyond. expects me to download app or doesnt allow me to read. Its crazy. I stopped going there. Reddit has better answers anyway
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by mindhash 6y ago
Been using cloudskew for sometime. Happy with it. Great support.
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by mindhash 6y ago
I have started using waccom tablet and it makes communication better especially when i work with junior dev team members. Drawing also resolves language barriers which some people in my side of the world face.
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by mindhash 6y ago
i have seen oracle heavily employing RLS for authorization in e-business suite. and it made things so much easier.
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by mindhash 8y ago
You could keep a certain timeline to see if things are transitioning. Important to have a conversation about product focus and what would it mean for the company. Write a few bullet points so the ceo knows serious Ness of this discussion.
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by mindhash 8y ago
Have you considered open source work. Check out pachyderm on github. They are looking for people. Working with an employer that a building core system softwares is what you may be looking for.
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by mindhash 8y ago
Start by mounting a camera on your bike. Record for a couple of months and you would have good enough data to start experimenting with. Next step would be having your friends mount camera on their bikes.
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by mindhash 8y ago
If somebody offers you an amazing opportunity but you are not sure you can do it, say yes – then learn how to do it later! Richard Branson
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by mindhash 8y ago
>> I am not looking for passions that align with the company, I am looking for passion itself I used to think the same. But over time, i realised passion in other stuff doesn't correlate to passion at work. sometimes they end up

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