iman453
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Really cool! Switched out my default terminal to this and am using it for the last half an hour. Posted a few feedback comments. Looking forward to it developing more :)
By synchronously working on 1 do you mean coding it with minimal AI?
Nice article by the way. I've found my workflow to be pretty much exactly the same using Claude code.
Do you mostly use your file explorer to see the list of files? Or do you use any plugins to sort and view your files?
Would this still hold true in your opinion if models like O3 become super cheap and bit better over time? I don't know much about the AI space, but as a vanilla backend dev also worry about the future :)
Would you be willing to share more about your domain modeling and how category theory helped?
Sounds like you’re not looking for an app since a text file works well, but I’ve been using Godspeed and it’s been amazing for this kinda workflow.
Could you explain what you mean by
> Tasks that are very context specific or require fine-tuning. For instance, if you're making a RAG system for medical documents, the embedding space is best when it creates larger deviations for the difference between seemingly-related medical words.
(sorry I'm very new to ML stuff :))
Thank you. That’s very helpful. My day job is pretty basic stuff so I’m trying to learn things on the side, but have the same worry that the day job is where the main learning opportunities would be, so I probably need to find a better gig. Thanks, and good luck on your PhD search.
Could you share some examples of articles/paper projects you undertake? Do you always publish them or keep them for yourself?
This sounds awesome. Could you share some examples of logs you have?
Curious why you say vibration exposure should be avoided?
Never thought of denormalization as caching. Makes sense. Thanks for the perspective
How did the book club work? Was it similar to non tech book clubs? Wondering if people would be interested in something like this over Zoom :)
Would love to hear your journaling technique if you’d be up for sharing
I’m in the same boat as you. Take them regularly and the payoff of spending 15 minutes on them with the increased energy/productivity the rest of the day is totally worth it.
Are there any resources you’d recommend for learning the high ROI items you mentioned?
The book ‘The Mom Test’ is a really good one to read on this topic.
Any books you would recommend to get better at this?
How does she manage? Any particular techniques you learned from her? :)
How did you go about finding these other activities that truly engage you, if you don’t mind me asking.
Is there any way I could talk to you a bit more about your note taking process? My email is ishan2 at gmail. Would really appreciate it!
Posted by
iman453 on Wednesday December 26, 2018 @07:48PM
from the self-post dept.
Not sure if this is the right platform for this message, but I'm looking to help out in a part time role as a software engineer/product manager, and was wondering if anyone knew of such openings, or of strategies of finding such openings.
Would you have any source for the largest job growth being around Pleasanton. Would love to read up more on it.
Posted by
iman453 on Wednesday June 13, 2018 @12:12PM
from the ask-hn dept.
I'm a developer with some product management experience, and am looking to quit my job and work on my own project/startup. I would need a source of income to keep me afloat, and was wondering what would be some decently well paying part time jobs that you guys are aware of.
Posted by
iman453 on Wednesday June 13, 2018 @03:03AM
from the ask-hn dept.
I'm a developer with some product management experience, and am looking to quit my job and work on my own project/startup. I would need a source of income to keep me afloat, and was wondering what would be some decently well paying part time jobs that you guys are aware of.
Isn't end user adoption driver by the application layer though. If the application layer developers aren't incentivized and don't build things on the protocol layer, what's the point of the protocol layer?
Could you tell me which earplugs you use and how you went about finding the right ones?