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tslmy
3y ago
Thanks for sharing your story. Switching from a tech to a "non-tech" (if you allow) company doesn't sound like an easy decision. I assume the NPO must have a vision and/or a purpose that attracts you. Do you mind sharing
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Make sense. Maybe I am just not very familiar with their lines of products. Let me come up with a more niche example.
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How many software developers work in non-tech companies?
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Auto-remind developers to edit another block of code
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Log from Jenkins Jobs to GitHub Pull Requests as Checks
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Impose "burden of proof" to push back over-brainstormers
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The case for SWEs writing docs, part 1: When fear gets in the way
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West-Expediting Dream: Learn colloquial Chinese with this crosstalk comedy, p. 1
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3y ago
Happy holiday to you, too :)
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Let GPT write Javadocs for those who didn't
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Backs off smartly, typed, self-doc'd: How I write scripts that orchestrates APIs
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Make Any Code Linter Report Incrementally
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Data-agnostic testing methods: An Overview
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Log from Jenkins Jobs to GitHub Pull Requests as Checks
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How to spot the outlier dataset when you only have the statistics
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3y ago
If “all for life; all for wife” sounds murderous to you, definitely don’t buy them. Also I would reconsider our marriage.
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3y ago
I wish! I would have made a fortune.
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3y ago
Really trying to avoid being accused of writing an advertorial here… But you can ask any friend from China to find you one. If you don’t have a friend from China, you can go to taobao.com and search for 搪瓷杯. Not sure how the site would rend
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3y ago
(Facepalm) if only I know how to spell…
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Buy an enamel mug next time you visit China
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3y ago
https://lmy.medium.com/ Here are some posts that have ranked top 1 in HN: - A tour to my Zettelkasten note clusters https://lmy.medium.com/a-tour-to-my-zettelkasten-notes-dc26a... - 7 tools for visualizin
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3y ago
+1. Author here. Would you do the same over verbal communications and over presentations?
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3y ago
Author here. There are some managers that do need such babysitting, particularly if you are in a non-tech industry. Thanks for the comment. I realized I didn't mention when this kind of tactics might be useful. Added the following para
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3y ago
Author here. It's just a random number I picked to simplify the calculations. But, yes, do find a new job if it's reality.
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How to Get Notion-AI-Like Autocomplete with LLMs in Obsidian, Offline
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A brief example of tailoring words for listeners: engineers and managers
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> there are an infinite number of links on "the first page". Advertisers won't buy it. They'll demand Google to measure "number of links on first load " instead.
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Noted! Removing.
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3y ago
Hi author, I really enjoy concepts like these that scavenge the most value from obsolete items / things you can get (almost) for free. (I used to build really cheap computers for kids who can't afford them.) I also love ideas that
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IMHO The point of this project wasn't for practicality; it's for fun in the process. For a hacker like the author, anything is a good learning practice and thus good time spent. That being said, you have a good point -- For people
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