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Welcome to Jimmy & Neil Have Problems! Today we talk about Microsoft's innovative approach to annotation and the problem of limiting notes to whitespace while reading.
Welcome to Jimmy & Neil Have Problems! Today we talk about how much copy and pasting we do while setting up the podcast and how to streamline things without losing the magic of spaced repetition.
Welcome to Jimmy & Neil Have Problems! Today we talk about moving South for the winter and the lack of outdoor gathering spaces up North.
Welcome to Jimmy & Neil Have Problems! Today we revisit the problem, "Some sites serve consistently bad content but rank high via SEO," as we dive into the solution we built with help from community members Zach and Jordan.
If you are interested in the code for this project, it's open sourced and linked in the show notes below!
Welcome to Jimmy & Neil Have Problems! Today we talk about multiplayer hiring and the challenge of finding and retaining talent.
Welcome to Jimmy & Neil Have Problems! Today we talk about magnetic dog leashes and the terrible user experience that is winter dog walking.
Welcome to Jimmy & Neil Have Problems! Today we talk about our favorite reading hacks as we discuss fluff filled books like Start With Why by Simon Sinek.
Fun Fact: Neil read over 100 books last year.
Show Notes: Books are too long and verbose
Reach Out @jimmycerone & [email protected].
Send us a text with your problems at the Problem Hotline.
Jimmy's How to Read Faster Article
Tim Ferris Speed Reading
Welcome to Jimmy & Neil Have Problems! Today we talk about game theory in fantasy football as we discuss the offensive quality of fantasy football projections.
Welcome to Jimmy & Neil Have Problems! Today we talk about modular flannels and the regional problem that is boring problems.
Welcome to Jimmy & Neil Have Problems! Today we talk about crowd sourced search engines as we discuss impersonal recommendations from Yelp and Google.
Fun Fact: Jimmy is a curator at the social search engine Startupy.
Show Notes: Recommendation engines are impersonal
Reach Out @jimmycerone & [email protected].
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