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seanpackham

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    Comment #39940611

    It looks like that article is from June 2023.

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    Ask HN: Has anyone lost their job due to AI?

    Through influence, augmentation, automation, or some other means.

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    Comment #26313628

    We're also looking for our first: - Product Marketer https://posthog.com/careers/product-marketer - Content Marketer https://posthog.com/careers/content-marketer These are exciting…

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    Ask HN: Best Chess Resources?

    Apps, books, videos, communities etc.

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    Comment #22996335

    Thank you, I'll share it with him, your data structure examples will be useful.

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    Ask HN: What small C projects would you recommend for beginners?

    My friend is learning C (and some computer science), I've pointed him to "Learn C: Build Your Own Lisp" and some frequently shared online courses but I'd love to share a bunch of s…

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    Comment #22701585

    Thank you, I've updated the link. Let me know if you'd like to hear more about the security features and I can get Kyle (security) and Jeremiah (PureOS) to jump into this thread.

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    Ask HN: Do you know of any open data sources for food nutrition?

    For everyday food items with values for energy, calories, fats, carbs, sugars, fiber, vitamins and minerals.

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    Comment #18502932

    I can second that, game jams got me back into enjoying gamedev. Try joining https://globalgamejam.org happening at end of January.

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    Comment #18501147

    As an experienced developer I’m finding it harder to find companies who use “boring”, simple and stable solutions. Any chance you’re hiring remotely?

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    Comment #18484856

    Recently I find this to be the case for me. I consider myself a generalist: engineering (a few stacks/languages), product, business, marketing, leadership and education. Recruiters…

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    Comment #17707554

    Whimso is a free prototype for a larger unrealised travel tech project which we've released as a fast and simple place search engine engine based on user preferences. We've had fee…

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    Ask HN: What are some of the best job boards you have seen (any industry)?

    What job boards or apps/services, from any industry, does the community think are great examples of the job application process done well and what is it they do better than the oth…

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    Comment #13031526

    At GitLab we also think it is a great feature to bring formally into the software development workflow https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ee/issues/896

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    Comment #13031445

    That is a great list of features! I will create feature requests for them in GitLab (I work at GitLab). I'm curious what you think of the single file history in current systems, ar…

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    Ask HN: Does a service that offers quick prototype/MVP creation interest anyone?

    Using various automation techniques this service would offer web and mobile prototype or MVP development at a fraction of the cost and time. Would people thinking of going the star…

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    Comment #4290160

    By automatic do you mean it should hook into your accounts and automatically categorize various items as expenses and provide an income statement and balance sheet every month?

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    Comment #4285861

    I like the idea, it would be useful to discover new coffee shops and subscribe to shops to receive updates, specials, etc. You should definitely build in a loyalty system that will…

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    Comment #4285816

    Hmm I think trying to convert such a task into a service will always introduce some language to describe your field and it's constraints and then you might as well write it yoursel…