DanFeldman

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   by DanFeldman 8y ago

   Is there a link to his profile/are his posts browse-able?
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   by DanFeldman 8y ago

   I was a huge user of snapchat, even though my phone (Nexus 5x) was so painfully slow on it that I hated using the app. I got a lot out of it (keep up with actual friends lives, I don't use instagram). After the redesign, it was bad eno
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   by DanFeldman 8y ago

   Starsky Robotics (YC S16) | Gen. Software Engineer, ML Engineer, Data Infra Engineer, Controls Engineer, Behavior Planning Engineer| San Francisco, CA | Onsite | Full-time Come build self driving trucks! Starsky Robotics is a fantastic plac
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   by DanFeldman 8y ago

   Starsky Robotics (YC S16) | Gen. Software Engineer, ML Engineer, Data Infra Engineer, Controls Engineer, Behavior Planning Engineer| San Francisco, CA | Onsite | Full-time Come build self driving trucks! Starsky Robotics is a fantastic plac
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   Understanding Starsky Robotics’ Voluntary Safety Self-Assessment(medium.com)

   11 points by DanFeldman 8y ago|0 comments
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   by DanFeldman 8y ago

   I read the trilogy English translation. I sometimes had trouble following individual characters with similar names, but it didn't impede my comprehension. Fantastic series, 11/10.
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   by DanFeldman 8y ago

   You make a good point that Blue Apron only teaches you how to assemble ingredients, but not to shop for them. They are two separate skills. But most people who don't know how to cook are bad at both, and Blue Apron gets rid of one of t
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   by DanFeldman 8y ago

   > Miller also suggested that Uber might want to drastically scale back its testing program. "I suspect an 85% reduction in fleet size wouldn’t slow development," he wrote. The vehicles create a firehose of data for the engineer
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   by DanFeldman 8y ago

   Starsky Robotics (YC S16) | Gen. Software Engineer, ML Engineer, Data Infra Engineer, Controls Engineer, Behavior Planning Engineer| San Francisco, CA | Onsite | Full-time Come build self driving trucks! Starsky Robotics is a fantastic plac
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    by DanFeldman 8y ago

    https://firstround.com/review/give-away-your-legos-and-other... I found this post to be in a similar vein, and helped lessen the scare of growing (or not growing) with my current startup, Starsky Robotics. What it made
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    by DanFeldman 8y ago

    Please do not email me your application, only questions I may be able to answer. If you send me a resume or cover letter I will simply tell you to apply online! Thanks.
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    by DanFeldman 8y ago

    Starsky Robotics (YC S16) | Gen. Software Engineer, ML Engineer, Data Infra Engineer, Controls Engineer, Behavior Planning Engineer| San Francisco, CA | Onsite | Full-time Come build self driving trucks! Starsky Robotics is a fantastic plac
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    by DanFeldman 8y ago

    I've got a Toyota Camry 2006. It's such a functional car. mid-early 2000s was such a beautiful time for car user interfaces. No crazy screens, no touch UI to control radio volume with millions of menus, no painfully slow third par
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    by DanFeldman 8y ago

    Wow, this could be really useful for my team. We've built a ton of customized workflows on top of github. We use a modified git-flow process, and have bespoke solutions for automatically tagging branches when branches w/ name &quo
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    by DanFeldman 8y ago

    I found plenty of reports of similar issues on google groups and reddit/r/android. Phone Calling functionality would stop working, screen would glitch out, and then force a restart. At some point it just didn't wake up. Poor
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    by DanFeldman 8y ago

    I'm on my third Nexus 5x. The first Boot-looped thanksgiving 6 months after I bought it, the 2nd boot-looped during christmas the next year. The third has stayed steady, I've just avoided all holidays. I bought a pixel (2nd hand,
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    by DanFeldman 8y ago

    It's either code that is purposefully built to turn into nice documents (using something akin to Sphinx or Doxygen, potentially hosted on readthedocs.org) or a tongue-in-cheek excuse for not writing documentation.
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    by DanFeldman 8y ago

    I've seen those types of comments everywhere, but only with "junior" devs, or more likely, from people without a CS background. Often these folks haven't had much exposure to clean production code or dug through open sou
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    by DanFeldman 8y ago

    Ahhh yes, getting around blocks on computer usage in middle school was the best. I got to learn about DNS when I found out that all the blocked game pages were easy to circumvent by typing some weird string of numbers called an IP.
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    by DanFeldman 8y ago

    Totally. I read HN and often get routed to interesting articles, technical discussions, and arguments I normally wouldn't see from my other sources of content (work conversation, FB, reddit). I like the highly technical nature of the p
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    by DanFeldman 8y ago

    And then slowly after years of being managed by an experienced operator, a company loses its ability to innovate until the manager is removed. See Microsoft with Ballmer -> Nadella
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    by DanFeldman 8y ago

    Note: we can and do provide visas for fulltime work.
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    by DanFeldman 8y ago

    Starsky Robotics (YC S16) | Perception, Gen. Software Engineer, ML Engineer, Data Engineer, Controls Engineer, Behavior Planning Engineer| San Francisco, CA | Onsite | Full-time Come build self driving trucks! Starsky Robotics is a fantasti
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    by DanFeldman 8y ago

    https://xkcd.com/2006/ Relevant XKCD, to an extreme.
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    by DanFeldman 8y ago

    I don't know off hand, and we never compared w/ Electron, it was just floated as an idea. When we eventually fully refactor our GUI code to be agnostic of ROS we'll profile more completely.
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    by DanFeldman 8y ago

    All of our end users are internal, so the main bloat-related problems wouldn't really be an issue at all. Why should we be worried about electron in the future?
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    by DanFeldman 8y ago

    We use Qt heavily at Starsky Robotics. We initially used it because it has tight integration with ROS via RQT [1], but I'm pretty impressed with the framework in general. Lots of great tools out of the box, QtCreator is awesome and onc
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    by DanFeldman 8y ago

    Local-cloud or onprem-cloud!
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    by DanFeldman 8y ago

    Damnit, I love inbox and I use it everyday. Much preferred to the GMAIL ui, seemed less cluttered to me and the swiping features to archive/snooze/pin were great. Yikes. It worked really well out of the box for bundling and didn&#
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    by DanFeldman 8y ago

    Starsky Robotics (YC S16) | Perception, Gen. Software Engineer, ML Engineer, Data Engineer, Controls Engineer, Behavior Planning Engineer| San Francisco, CA | Onsite | Full-time We're working to make trucks autonomous on the highway an