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kuro-kuris
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About kuro-kuris
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Comment #16493531
I would try myself at selling stuff perhaps start a business. You can just start selling water in front of a library. Learning to sell and fighting your fear of interactions will b…
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Comment #16308716
For anyone who finds Marcus Aurelius a bit dry and inhuman, Seneca's letters are a gentle and applicable way to begin a journey in Stoicism.
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Comment #15612571
Personally and cordially getting in touch with reporters with a difficult to refute fact sheet helps. Being cordial is super important.
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Comment #15542823
Making an educated guess: better education with regards to job opportunities requirements allows you to compete in a smaller market so your work won't be offshored.
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Comment #15347810
Hate the game, not the player.
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Comment #15347800
Fair to who? When was trade ever fair?
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Ask HN: What could grassroots politics learn from startups?
Hi HN, How would you start a startup which isn't about making money but building a better society through politics? I have been more and more involved in politics and I was wonderi…
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Comment #14644042
For a society where you don't go bankrupt for being ill and less than a percent of the population is in jail I am willing to trade not having Silicon Valley.
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Comment #14348531
It is artificial users when their data is used it means your privacy has been breached. In a way a canary is not just a sacrifice but a transparent sacrifice.
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Ask HN: How has volunteering helped you grow?
Hi HN, I enjoyed volunteering teaching children to code back at university and during the holidays I like gathering food for homeless people. What kind of volunteering has helped y…
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Comment #14086890
I think the accessibility tab is useful though I wish it highlighted which combinations are accessible.
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Comment #13695315
I reckon they use a mix of NLP and ontologies.
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Ask HN: How to make opportunity out of Brexit?
Hi HN, I am an EU national working in London at the beginning of my career working as data scientist for a startup I am crippled by fear of Brexit, how could I make an opportunity …
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Ask HN: Would you like to build a meeting extractor together?
I have recently seen x.ai and I found meeting extraction an extremely interesting technical project for NLP. I would like to extract meetings from texts and return the place and ti…
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Comment #13080458
Love the clean readable style, great job!
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Ask HN: Working mobile first TodoList
I am working with a charity working on a social care coordination todolist which needs to be mobile first. I am completely new to web design but willing to learn. I have built the …
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Ask HN: Would you share you banking data for better adverts?
Currently ads are a pain in the ass. Would you share your transaction data to get better ads?
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Comment #12413351
Paul, thanks for your great reply. I am going to bring up your suggestions and hopefully a larger focus on risks can help with our deliverables PERT charts seem a bit over bureaucr…
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ASK: HN how to deliver machine learning results under startup pressure?
Hi HN, I just started working for a very early stage startup who want to do mainly intent extraction on email datasets. I thought I would work on the natural language processing. I…
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Comment #12031795
Yeah my initial idea was to build graphs based on emails about the same "event" and perhaps show the emails for the largest graph in addition to the option of getting the latest em…
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Ask HN: How would you reimagine email?
Hi HN, In a couple weeks I am going to work on an email redesign project. My initial idea is to use topic extraction to extract "events" from emails inspired by gmail. The events t…
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Comment #11659359
Thanks corndoge, your link is great. I love the check-list layout.
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Comment #11654241
This guide is great. Is there a similar guide more focused on Linux particularly Ubuntu out there? I found [0] a bit lacking. [0] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BasicSecurity
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Comment #11246984
Is it because you knew the right people in SF? I am going to be visiting soon and I would love to get some insight into the startup culture.