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by nestorherre 7y ago
This is really good, I hope you add more. Will use for use.
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by nestorherre 8y ago
Just logged in to say that the tips on your wiki are pretty good and overall all the info in there seems pretty valuable, bookmarked. Thank you for this! Also, might give me some inspiration to make my own wiki ;)
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by nestorherre 8y ago
Pretty much a sum up of the Essentialism book. I recommend it to anyone who is interested in this philosophy.
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by nestorherre 8y ago
Hey, this is pretty useful! For me (and I believe a ton of other of devs, especially back-end oriented ones), it is tiring and boring having to spend time and effort on design stuff, which is needed but could be done in a easier/simple
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by nestorherre 9y ago
One of the coolest things I've seen in a while. GJ!
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by nestorherre 9y ago
It is AI. ML is a subfield of AI, so in the bigger scale it's AI.
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by nestorherre 9y ago
This is a good first -radical- approach, although I'm sure that the way to go is a world without money (or any exchange currency for that matter). Instead,a world where you "work" in anything you really like (without having t
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by nestorherre 9y ago
You always have a choice. It's up to you if stay in the same place or if you accept your "fate" (which isn't fixed) and just complain and cry about it. I suggest reading "Man's search for meaning".
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by nestorherre 9y ago
Read quite some. Here are my favourites: -Poor dad rich dad -Elon Musk's biography -The republic (Plato) -Man's search for meaning -Autobiography of a yogi
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by nestorherre 9y ago
Was thinking mainly about scaling and such, but you're right, maybe I should worry about that when the time comes if it even gets to that point. Also just wanted to take different POV's in general aspects. Thanks for your input!
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by nestorherre 9y ago
Philosophy, Business/startups/entrepreneurship, psychology and how to actually get things done (not the framework, in general)/acomplish goals and not giving up in the try
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Ask HN: If you had to build Facebook from scratch, what stack would you use?
2 points by nestorherre 9y ago|3 comments
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by nestorherre 9y ago
Got really interested, too bad I'm not allowed (by myself) to play any games that require some considreably time spent on them, at least by some of the upcoming years. Good luck with this, hope to play it when you launch it on VR in so
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by nestorherre 9y ago
The Definitive Book of Body Language - How to win friends and influence People - Think and Grow Rich - Self Discipline in 10 days
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by nestorherre 9y ago
There are tons of ways, but ultimate is up to you if you wanna follow any of them. One is using the Pareto principle: Ask yourself if the feature you want to work on is on the 20% side which solves the core problem, or if it belongs to the
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by nestorherre 9y ago
Agree with this. I like the idea, hope you continue with it.
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by nestorherre 9y ago
I'm on the same boat as you, 26 and 3 years exp. A couple of months ago I went to an interview and the IT Director told me one of the best advices I've got carreer wise; She told me to be clear about what I want for me in the futu
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Show HN: RestedEyes – Rest and excercise your eyes, avoid eye strain(restedeyes.co)
1 points by nestorherre 9y ago|0 comments
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by nestorherre 9y ago
I would advise the opposite than most: Focus on one thing at a time, if that requires a lot of effort. Multitasking is not as good as it has been marketed to us. For instance, I was studying for an IT certification, while at the same time r
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by nestorherre 9y ago
This. Not that I'm a PhD graduate or so, but Most of the time we use the excuse that we don't have time, we're too tired, but as soon as we have some "free" time, what's the next thing that we do? Go and watch
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by nestorherre 9y ago
Looks good. Listening to it right now
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by nestorherre 9y ago
Actually the opposite lol. I'd like to get more books, for instance, on a certain topic, since I'm an avid reader and would like to get the most out of this tool. For instance, people interested ONLY in startups, don't care a
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by nestorherre 9y ago
OP, if you are the developer of the page, can you make it that users can select the number of books to be displayed on each topic? That would be pretty useful.
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by nestorherre 9y ago
Are you serious about FizzBuzz? Just searched it up and it's pretty simple lol. I'm just an informatics engineer of an average South American College ;)
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by nestorherre 9y ago
Well I have some suggestions, but it can be a little bit biased about what I want particularly for my project, but I think you can take something out of it: I really like the looks, in the matter that the replys of the comments are followed
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by nestorherre 9y ago
Travel, take some time off and enjoy life (for a while). It will help you put things in perspective and maybe get clear about what you want to do next. I quit my job last year and backpacked 2 months around Europe and it was a very richful
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by nestorherre 9y ago
ED looks cool, might use it on my upcoming project. Thanks for sharing
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by nestorherre 9y ago
Good article. Concise and to the point with the key elements. Thanks for sharing
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by nestorherre 9y ago
GREAT article. It definitely reflects the current state of society, and most important, people. Selfishness is the standard, money is our god. We need to open our eyes and start acting, otherwise the results will keep being the same and not
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Think You're Multitasking? Think Again (2008)(npr.org)
3 points by nestorherre 9y ago|0 comments

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