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by raymondgh 9y ago
What does it do? I see benefits but I don't understand how the app will help me achieve those.
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by raymondgh 9y ago
Our language is evolving back to hieroglyphics
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Ask HN: How can I stop receiving spam phone calls?
72 points by raymondgh 9y ago|75 comments
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by raymondgh 9y ago
Getting into the course was a strangely sales-y experience. I was working in sales at the time and recognized a lot of similar techniques used by their recruiter/admissions person. I eventually decided to join after considering they we
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by raymondgh 9y ago
In my experience, associate PM positions require applicants to be undergrad CS students and un-modified & senior PM title positions require recognizable PM experience. The roles are very competitive, and unless you’ve worked with someon
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by raymondgh 9y ago
I tried Jupyter Lab two weeks ago and found it to run unbearably slow. I'll try it again eventually I suppose, very well could have been a local issue
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by raymondgh 9y ago
When a company like Gusto invests in and reaches equal gender representation, does it make it harder for smaller firms to do the same, or does it help more women enter the engineering workforce?
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by raymondgh 9y ago
beautiful boy - david sheff crime and punishment - fyodor dostoevsky the trial - franz kafka catch-22 - joseph heller how to win friends and influence people - dale carnegie mindset: the new psychology of success - carol dweck I really enjo
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by raymondgh 9y ago
Very nice! I like how you used multiple data sources to enable a study that couldn't be done with just one.
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by raymondgh 9y ago
Agreed. The natural followup to the endorsement is the opportunity for advisement, and I would imagine working founders would only care to advise on startup ideas they themselves cared about, taking us back to the original post's strat
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by raymondgh 9y ago
Hi Kyle. I agree that startup ideas are not scarce. With this abundance, it would seem like the value of this post is more in the yc-founder endorsements than the actual ideas themselves. I, and I'm sure many others, have dozens of our
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Ask HN: How do you manage work on your side projects?
1 points by raymondgh 9y ago|0 comments
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by raymondgh 9y ago
When your service is a commodity, consumers choose by price and ease of integration. This is a great way to make the choice easy
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by raymondgh 9y ago
I wonder how much influence over MDN content these new contributors will have. On the one hand, it looks like a victory for Mozilla and developers everywhere; on the other hand, it looks like this will amplify Google's voice on the dir
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by raymondgh 9y ago
Isn't it ironic to release a beta for a "definitive edition" of something?
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by raymondgh 9y ago
I've seen event aggregators come and go. Usually they die off when the maintainer gets bored of the events. Anything different planned here?
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Ask HN: Do you have any ideas that seem impossible?
17 points by raymondgh 9y ago|19 comments
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by raymondgh 9y ago
It all sounds nice, especially considering that the expansion of the code-literate demographic should eventually necessitate more intuitive tools than the languages & environments we use today, but it also seems intimidatingly different
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Ask HN: Product Manager : Developer Relationships at your company
1 points by raymondgh 9y ago|0 comments
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by raymondgh 11y ago
I perceive that US Citizens feel disenfranchised when it comes to national politics. Is the popular apathy related to our 2-party system or other factors? I believe we have the technology today to effect meaningful change, but it hasn'
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by raymondgh 11y ago
$6 to read the study. All I want to do is skim it and explore their graphs/charts out of curiosity. I can't justify $6-$38 (from rent to download) for a couple minutes of intrigue. Am I alone in this, or is this a real problem?
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by raymondgh 11y ago
Believe him. I've heard 3/5 of the comments he mentioned and more.
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by raymondgh 11y ago
From the perspective of not drinking by default, it's pretty funny to see someone's impressions after trying it out for two years. Nearly everything mentioned is relateable. Although it can at times be shocking to deal with the in
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by raymondgh 11y ago
In the two shops on the street example, Hotelling's explains that while it would better serve the customers to be each located one quarter distance from each end of the street, but that neither shop would risk letting the competitor re
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by raymondgh 11y ago
That's 80M against the commoditization of hosted chat. Smart way to put up barriers to entry.
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Ask HN: When and how to argue with data driven decisions?
8 points by raymondgh 11y ago|5 comments
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by raymondgh 11y ago
I stayed in a few Oyo rooms recently. It's pretty much the most convenient and cheapest option for travelers when it works. Sometimes though, the hotel overbooks and can't honor your reservation. Finding yourself on the foreign In
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Sam Altman Live at HackingEDU(twitch.tv)
2 points by raymondgh 11y ago|0 comments
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by raymondgh 11y ago
If a link is simply to reference material (wikipedia blue links / blogs that reference earlier posts / etc), then I'd ideally like the new page to open in a new column and either occlude or squish my content to the side. I do
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by raymondgh 11y ago
This is a question I've seen asked so many times. The answers are always long and varied. I'd wager it's been this way for much longer than I've known. Is it because of unpredictable legal changes, or is it really just a

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