tmoravec

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by tmoravec 8y ago
Slack is snappy and works well in Firefox :) . With desktop notifications and whatnot.
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Crimeans got a new bridge, maybe Taiwans get a new tunnel?
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Just a few days back on NYT: Maybe the Gig Economy Isn’t Reshaping Work After All https://mobile.nytimes.com/2018/06/07/business/economy/work-...
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> I'm also a strong believer that the society without the idea of the free will would be a much more compassionate, healthier and happy. There's a major religion where one of the main theses is that everything is predestined. I
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by tmoravec 8y ago
Why do you think that my _particular_ audience frequents either of these directories? Entrepreneurs should go after their customers, first and foremost. Submitting to irrelevant directories is not only lost time. It's dangerous because
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SUSE is quite popular as well, at least here in Europe.
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I'd give them the benefit of the doubt here. It's probably just because of the voice control, which can be presumably used for web search. And they personalize the web search with your history. It looks more like poor engineering
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It's so refreshing to read an article about a problem in the nature without pointing finger at the humankind.
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The Mermaid syntax looks quite similar to DOT. It's at least partially inspired I guess.
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Yes, I recently got a remote job in Europe through https://www.remotepython.com/ . We're currently running a campaign on StackOverflow, too.
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Seeing this picture for one of the European capitals is funny: https://d19wm5yhteu8df.cloudfront.net/destination/images/att... . Slovaks will find it less amusing I think. Also, when I click the picture (it's
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by tmoravec 9y ago
Welcome to the European Union. /s
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Nice examples. But the problem with "swallow" and similar lies somewhere else. It's that translating a single word into a single word is a ridiculously stupid idea. As a person whose mother tongue is not English, I occasional
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SEEKING WORK, Prague, Czech Republic (Central Europe, think Germany) | Remote OK Full-stack engineer, consultant. Focusing on virtual assistants (chatbots) currently, but able and willing to work in other areas. "I have one goal: To pr
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SEEKING WORK, Prague, Czech Republic (think Germany) | Remote OK Full-stack engineer, consultant. Focusing on virtual assistants (chatbots) currently, but able and willing to work in other areas. "I have one goal: To produce a signific
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Hyper realistic talking cars.
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Another suggestion: Add a "live" filter to show live recordings. I have a year and half old kid and while we generally don't watch TV, one exception is watching concerts. After we have exploited the "easy" tracks on
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It doesn't and you are right that it's sometimes uncomfortable and jarring. TBH it doesn't seem to me like the biggest problem, though. It could be the music I listen to the most, but the movements or parts are usually separa
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by tmoravec 9y ago
Love to see this! As a classical music fan, I'm frustrated by how difficult it is to find good quality music online. Here's a couple of ideas how to improve the tool: * Links to Spotify, Deezer, et al. would be great (I particular
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SEEKING WORK, Prague, Czech Republic (think Germany) | Remote OK Full-stack engineer, consultant. "I have one goal: To produce a significant return-on-investment for you and your business." I'm a software engineer, but I also
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SEEKING WORK, Prague, CZ | Remote OK Software Engineer - Network and Distributed Applications "I have one goal: To produce a significant return-on-investment for you and your business." Do you need someone with experience from sta
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by tmoravec 9y ago
Thanks for the insights! It rings very true, but scary at the same time. I particularly like the point that we must give up our love for writing code to be great managers. It sounds like the biggest mistake managers make - when they keep do
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by tmoravec 9y ago
Good idea, thanks for the links!
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Oh yeah, great point. I have similar experiences. Humans are mewling, disorganized, and miserably analogous :-).
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Is your boss expecting you to do the programming? Or do you do it because you enjoy it or don't want to delegate?
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by tmoravec 9y ago
Wow, this is an interesting point! I can see how difficult it could be to convince people that they need help with a problem they might not even realize they have. May I ask you, how did you find out about the mental health issues?
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Ask HN: What was your biggest challenge when you became a team leader/manager?
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Oxytocin-enforced norm compliance reduces xenophobic outgroup rejection(pnas.org)
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The best validation is a deep understanding of the target group and their problems. Let me give you an example. First, pick the target audience you are either part of, or familiar with. In my case, I chose new and aspiring managers. Second,
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by tmoravec 9y ago
Thanks for your interest! It's here: https://www.thenewrole.com/ I'm happy to hear any kind of feedback and criticism.

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