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This sounds very interesting. Can give more details on "whisper to transcribe and make sense of long ramblings, turning a 20 minute voice memo from a car ride into a functional plan"? The apps that you use, and the workflow.
Re:Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (February 2022) on Tuesday February 01, 2022 @07:09PM (#30171683)
Location: SF Bay Area

Remote: Remote, hybrid and on-prem

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: SSD Storage(10+ years), Device health monitoring/data analytics, NAND system algorithms, python, pandas, SQL

Email: [email protected]

Experienced Flash systems engineer with expertise in automated drive monitoring, system design, validation, NPI and yield improvement techniques.

Re:Amazon Officially Announces The New Kindle Paperwhite on Thursday September 06, 2012 @05:00PM (#4486208)
I convert to mobi using Calibre and mail to the amazon personal documents account ([email protected]). It adds WhisperSync.
would be good to have the option to view full scoreboard. Plus display the 1st inning scores too.
Re:Ask HN: Keeping a research/work log on Thursday December 02, 2010 @09:11PM (#1964494)
I just use a notebook to keep track of stuff. Evernote is one of the options you can check out.
Re:Ask HN: Hacker friendly coffee shops in San Jose on Tuesday November 16, 2010 @11:41AM (#1910618)
The reviews for Mission City cafélook really good. Will try it out. Thanks!
Re:Ask HN: Hacker friendly coffee shops in San Jose on Tuesday November 16, 2010 @11:37AM (#1910606)
Been to the Starbucks on Lawrence and El Camino. Bit too crowded for my liking. I somehow could never get work done in a library. Bit too quiet. :)
Re:Ask HN: Hacker friendly coffee shops in San Jose on Tuesday November 16, 2010 @11:35AM (#1910598)
Thanks! Will try them out. My day job is in Milpitas and I live close by.
Re:Ask HN: Flexible meal subscriptions coming to Bay Area soon on Friday November 05, 2010 @05:55PM (#1875092)
I would subscribe if 1. Not very expensive. Something around $10 2. Has good vegetarian options.
Re:Ask HN: Posterous vs A Blog on Wednesday November 03, 2010 @07:38PM (#1866953)
Here what I feel. Posterous v WP blog ( hosted on a custom domain and not *.wordpress.com)

Posterous : Pros 1. Very easy to set up. 2. Easy to put up photo albums (no need for plugins etc) 3. No need for upgrading etc. Posterous does that for you.

Cons: 1. Limited customization (themes, widgets etc) 2. Cannot put up ads

A good target audience would be the students (esp seniors) - sending a thank you note after an interview.
Re:Ask HN: Review my startup, LitLift.com on Tuesday October 12, 2010 @09:09PM (#1785632)
Click-able: http://LitLift.com
Re:Facebook Upgrades Photos: Look Out, Flickr on Thursday September 30, 2010 @07:38PM (#1745314)
I think both cater to a different set of people/photos. I upload only those photos to Facebook which have a 'social' element - Birthdays, weekend trips with friends etc. But Flickr is more for photos which I click as a hobby and as a photo backup service.
I disagree. I moved here from Indiana for a job. The company flew me over here for the interview and also paid for relocation when I moved here. Same situation for all my friends. We are new college grads, so the situation might be different.
Re:Google Instant Search Released on Wednesday September 08, 2010 @02:45PM (#1672940)
You can use the right arrow for 'I'm feeling Lucky'.
Re:Ask HN: If I gave you $20.00 US, What would you buy? on Monday July 19, 2010 @10:02PM (#1530921)
Donate to a couple of Android devs. Cyanogen and probably the dev of LauncherPro.
I would say second one because you get to apply the knowledge you have in a meaningful way.Having a mentor would be the added advantage.
Re:Ask HN: What blogging site is best for me? on Friday July 16, 2010 @04:23PM (#1522413)
1.Installing wordpress on your domain is free. Use this - http://codex.wordpress.org/Installing_WordPress It is very easy to set up. 2. I personally use Posterous.(http://posterous.com/) Very easy to use. Has comments too.
That was an awesome answer. Thanks. I did C as part of course and the rest because of interest. VLSI is mainly software driven. I have worked with Hardware descriptive languages like Verilog. As per the suggestions above, I have decided to take up an open source project and hone my software skills and then try for a job change.
Ya. That would probably be the best bet. Can you suggest which would be better-Ruby or Python? I have some experience with Perl.
Thanks! The link looks interesting. Will have a look. Now just have to find some time for programming.

Ask HN: How do I move into software from hardware engineering

I recently completed my masters degree in VLSI from a top 15 school in the US. But in the last two years, I have become very interested in software. However, because of the course structure and time constraints, I never got time to learn any programming language. I can program in C and know basic HTML and CSS. I really want to move into software but since I have no projects/experience in...

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