15:[[40544479,{"by":"harinderspreet","descendants":1,"id":40544479,"kids":[40544480],"score":1,"time":1717238143,"title":"Animated Subtitles API","type":"story","url":"https://zapcap.ai/"}],[37232189,{"by":"harinderspreet","descendants":1,"id":37232189,"kids":[37232190],"score":2,"time":1692768487,"title":"Free and Accurate Transcription Tool Powered by OpenAI","type":"story","url":"https://listenmonster.com"}],[37206038,{"by":"lexmo67","descendants":6,"id":37206038,"kids":[37220937,37208096,37206753,37210634,37206570,37220559,37220569,37220581],"score":5,"text":"I recently switched jobs and this is the first time that I work in a company where I have to send out daily reports. Every few months I'll have performance reports, and those reports can influence my paycheck.

How can I keep list of daily tasks and is there an easy way to somehow assign value (weight) to them so that when the time of yearly review comes I know what are my biggest accomplishments?

We don't use system like Jira so I don't have a task list. Not everything that I work on has a GitHub issue. Code related stuff has, but speaking at meetups or writing blog posts comes without a GitHub issue.

Do you have any tips for me? I'm pretty bad at showing my work. For me it is all days work. I don't know how to emphasize something.","time":1692598939,"title":"Ask HN: How do you keep a list of task?","type":"story"}],[37194638,{"by":"kwar13","descendants":8,"id":37194638,"kids":[37197221,37195210,37202635,37194662,37220551,37203558],"score":11,"text":"It blew up during the lockdown. Hardly hear about it anymore.","time":1692489710,"title":"Ask HN: What happened to Clubhouse? Anyone still actively using it?","type":"story"}],[37193489,{"by":"inconfident2021","descendants":27,"id":37193489,"kids":[37224383,37203659,37195254,37212764,37223741,37194117,37193636,37225117,37220539,37200853,37193725,37194312,37213152,37202561,37209360,37207024,37193628],"score":27,"text":"With uncertainty in the role of software engineering because of current market and it potentially being automated, which field of computing is worth investing upon?

Are there even any field in software engineering/development where the core knowledge has remained true over the course of years? Designs and paradigm changes.

For example, basics of graphics are same over 50 years. But the way things are built have changed multiple times. Apparently, no one pays for someone who knows only the fundamentals. People need experience in practical aspects too.

Another example is AI is like a rat race going in circles and trying to catch up with the latest ideas. Contrary to hard engineering where basics remain true for a long time until we find new ways. But the basics of engineering a product or solutions translate no matter what.

So what do you think are skills that are going to be relevant no matter the hype?","time":1692480990,"title":"Ask HN: What is the skill worth investing for next 20 years?","type":"story"}],[37210581,{"by":"ctc24","descendants":262,"id":37210581,"kids":[37213638,37213573,37212027,37210763,37215462,37216817,37214371,37213452,37214323,37211417,37215666,37215482,37216688,37216504,37211210,37214085,37215323,37217777,37215392,37216529,37213828,37211797,37213996,37215608,37216886,37222873,37214303,37215281,37213813,37212984,37221125,37297080,37217669,37220508,37215593,37213268,37213966,37213080,37219537,37217655,37215303,37210997,37215913,37217249,37229672,37213637,37217399,37234417,37235780,37227246,37247119,37217907,37217870,37214030,37218233,37214439,37222258,37211598,37248879,37220967,37227163,37213855,37229027,37243457,37231350,37216861,37270778,37220197,37226643,37221266,37221184,37213962,37213338,37218680,37229829,37217792,37250182,37212629,37218174,37221258],"score":185,"text":"I'll start.

A few years back, I was interviewing at a then "hot" startup. At the end of the process, the CTO calls and says they'd like to extend an offer. I was expecting him to walk me through the offer details, when he goes "well, are you going to take it?" I asked about getting some specifics (cash comp, equity, etc.) and he explains that they ask candidates to commit before sharing any details.

I told him that didn't seem like such a great idea, and he assured me that comp wouldn't be an issue, and that they do this to avoid hiring mercenaries. I passed and never looked back.","time":1692630532,"title":"Ask HN: What's the biggest red flag you've encountered during a hiring process?","type":"story"}],[37207165,{"by":"UgR32zKhQTZFKPW","descendants":88,"id":37207165,"kids":[37217451,37217285,37217446,37217624,37217730,37222063,37261382,37220483,37217703,37217247,37217567,37217597,37217942,37223810,37224182,37217130,37223847,37217393,37217429,37220066,37221752,37225165,37208573,37217509,37217570,37217879,37216468,37220257,37217536,37217468,37219574,37234192,37231763,37237305,37207246,37229147,37220014,37217585],"score":86,"text":"I recently made an app that detects your baldness with ML from hair pictures. It is making quite a lot of views and I am thinking if I can earn some money with it (https://amibalding.co/).

I don't want to make a paywall or something annoying for the user. For the moment there is no monetization and the hosting is around $100 a month.

If it can make the $100 month back I would be really happy because I could still runs the website and show it to recruiter. It's my most successful project and I show it on my CV.

Thanks guys,","time":1692610257,"title":"Ask HN: How to monetize a website that is making views?","type":"story"}]]

1.	Animated Subtitles API(zapcap.ai) 1 points by harinderspreet 2 years ago \| 1 comment
2.	Free and Accurate Transcription Tool Powered by OpenAI(listenmonster.com) 2 points by harinderspreet 2 years ago \| 1 comment

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