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Show HN: I built an app to generate quizzes on any topic(quizit.app)
1 points by noemit 1y ago|0 comments
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by noemit 2y ago
can confirm. no matter what tool the org uses overall, there is an excel sheet somewhere that is the place stakeholders look.
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by noemit 2y ago
To answer the headline - No. I find that working and adjusting my prompts and context is way higher value than A/B testing LLMs. After all, I will never expect 100% accuracy. I feel like they are reaching commodity status and the resul
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by noemit 2y ago
but sexism is? awesome.
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by noemit 2y ago
I'm not a dude, but yep you get it. "Just try harder" is not the follow up to "You don't want it bad enough." Sometimes you just have to accept that you don't want it. And that at some point the time will
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by noemit 2y ago
Yep, all great points. If you want to go deeper, I think we can actually trick ourselves into being "pregnant" by creating some sort of urgency in our lives. An investor I worked with once told me the best way to be a successful e
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by noemit 2y ago
Most people aren't addicted to bad habits. Thats why I said 99% of people. Alcoholism, real alcoholism, is not actually that common.
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by noemit 2y ago
the incel to HN pipeline is now complete
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by noemit 2y ago
My parents grew up in the Former Soviet Area so I will share this anecdote: Both of my parents studied Chemistry. Math is really important in our family. You are shamed if you don't understand something logical. My dad still had to do
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by noemit 2y ago
USSR was feminist in some regards. Women had women-only spaces to learn math and science. There is a lot more equality of performance in STEM in former soviet populations.
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by noemit 2y ago
I don't think this guy has really built or broken many habits. None of what he says is wrong per se, it's just wordy. You don't need such a deep understanding of the brain to build/break habits. You just need a reason.
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Driving High Performance(quantumlightcapital.com)
1 points by noemit 2y ago|0 comments
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by noemit 2y ago
I guess I'm the only one, but I love these. They seem so fun. I would definitely rather have glasses than to carry a phone around with me.
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by noemit 2y ago
I'm willing to pay 50 cents per year for them to store it. That's already a 10x profit for them. But 10/month is a lot for virtually nothing? Anyway, I ended up saving my stuff locally, closing my account and just not using t
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I Think Subscriptions Are Over
7 points by noemit 2y ago|14 comments
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by noemit 2y ago
A couple of questions - the end result is a video, technically, right? its not on top of the actual app. Secondly, if I create one of these, I have to pay a subscription fee the entire time I use it? I can't just pay a fee for generati
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by noemit 2y ago
product management. same money, more variety, less hours (imo). Although now that I have product experience I think I could have protected my energy more as a SWE. After I quit SWE I tried to get public-facing jobs like making juice at a ju
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On Memorial day, will you thank someone for their service?
4 points by noemit 2y ago|6 comments
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by noemit 2y ago
In the future, all content will have an encrypted signature if the content is not AI, that includes a release of any people featured in the content. This is just growing pains until we get there. We'll assume everything is AI/fake
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by noemit 2y ago
well, anything is a fireable offense, we're all mostly working at-will anyway. but this seems goofy. Probably a lot of these laws should update.
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by noemit 2y ago
I have the apple pencil OG and the apple pencil 2nd generation - my OG one is in pristine condition, and my 2nd generation one is already cracked towards the top even though I've used it less. (My OG one is used by my toddler now, too,
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Well-known companies that pivoted and why(docs.google.com)
2 points by noemit 2y ago|0 comments
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by noemit 2y ago
Okay? What do those people suggest for infants that do not have access to breastmilk?
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by noemit 2y ago
It's a simplification. There's nothing "bad" about infant formula, but its clearly an ultraprocessed food that uses powdered milk that removes larger molecules from the milk. Sure, breast milk is better in most cases. As
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Good products have unintended consequences(noemititarenco.com)
1 points by noemit 2y ago|0 comments
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by noemit 2y ago
>‘In terms of carbon use, by far the worst material used in the fashion industry, is leather – the amount of land use and CO2 and methane emissions associated with farming cows and then producing leather is crazy.’ One thing we need to t
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by noemit 2y ago
Nolan told me he invented this so it would be easier for him to go sailing.
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by noemit 2y ago
you probably dont draw
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by noemit 2y ago
I think the earliest anyones walked is 7 months.
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by noemit 2y ago
Honestly the hands down most useful product across my business is Google Sheets. From tracking stuff to automating stuff, it's always a tool of first resort. Later on projects or operations will "Graduate" to a more specific

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