Jugurtha

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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Thanks for taking the time. This thread has been more valuable than any interview you gave. The CNBC one[0] sucked as they invited you but you did not get the chance to speak. I don't know what they were thinking. - [0]: https:/&
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
> (don't worry there is a waiting room to prepare) I really like this sentence. A few ramblings before trying this: Kind of Omegle but safe for work ? LinkedIn and GitHub as Login options. Gives information about users. I just trie
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Similar thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3717715
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Here Comes Another Bubble: https://youtube.com/watch?v=I6IQ_FOCE6I
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Here Comes Another Bubble: https://youtube.com/watch?v=I6IQ_FOCE6I
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
> Some of this works because of mismatched expectations, like companies who are trying to sell magic. We were asked to look into a company that had an, I kid you not, "AI-powered problem solving platform". The suggestions it s
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Google Cloud Platform, GitLab, Slack, Close.io, Stripe. Here's the stack: Stack: - Flask - PostgreSQL - Monitoring: - Prometheus - Grafana - Sentry - Analytics: - PostHog - R
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Thank you for your answers... > As an example, we've gotten more press in the last 24 hours then we have in all of Amplitude's existence. The spike is certainly welcome. Would you attribute this to the product being invisible
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
I watch videos I'd like to get recommended while logged-in. I watch videos I'm not sure about in incognito/private browsing not to influence the recommendations in my account. If I find myself consuming that kind of content m
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Congratulations, In addition to claudiulodro's question about whether the employees, especially the early ones, made a good chunk. - Could you explain the reasons you took it public? What were the parameters and different tradeoffs? Di
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Yes. There was that anecdote of someone bringing a painting and being told it was clearly a fake after examination because the real one was exposed in a museum. TL;DR: the one exposed in the museum was the fake, the real one was stolen, a
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
> I think you may have fallen prey to a common misconception about art: Art - not only the modern kind - has and always very much had a "first mover advantage". There is no first mover advantage in a piece that says "I co
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Still, I could not have painted like Monet or Sisley. I can, however, pick a marker and a canvas and write "I just did that" to reply to the "I could have done that" asshole. Then I'm sure someone will come up and r
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Yes, https://hnrss.github.io . You can even subscribe to search. Here's one example: https://hnrss.org/newest?q=git+OR+linux
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Box and Google Drive.
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
I stopped using Dropbox when their client started telling me that my filesystem was not supported and suggested that I do something about it, so I did and uninstalled Dropbox. But I'm just one user, and I think their Linux user base is
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
A "landing page" is but one part. It doesn't do anything except get contact information of people who express curiosity or interest, and a fleeting willingness to be talked with about what that page contains. It doesn'
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Related: someone I know recently logged to their Coinbase account and found out that the amount they had bought a few years ago has disappeared and it left a bad taste in their mouth. Is anyone familiar with this situation?
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[European] Commission proposes a common charger for electronic devices(ec.europa.eu)
2 points by Jugurtha 5y ago|0 comments
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
We had an accountant but he was unreliable. We then went for a big-four. A real headache: unresponsive, uninformed, sending tax forms at the last minute before the deadline, didn't reply to emails or questions, didn't look after u
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Thanks, boulos. (I considered sendig you a weird incident on GCP, by the way). > Your headline "Get Data Products Right" is much more vague than the first sentence of your Show HN: "iko.ai offers real-time collaborative no
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
I see. Is this common in your area of research?
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Thanks. It fell between the cracks on HN, and I didn't want to re-submit it not to be spammy. Although we technically added multi Kubernetes cluster support. It was only GKE, and now it runs notebooks and workloads on AWS EKS, Azure AK
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
We "do ML" for large organizations as a tiny consultancy. The way we've been able to improve the working conditions for ourselves (developers and data scientists) was by focusing on two things: - Process: we analyzed what wor
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
> What is your native language? Kabyle and French simultaneously.
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Ask HN: What has happened with Dell XPS?
4 points by Jugurtha 5y ago|2 comments
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
> As "blast"-inducing as talking with "people like me" is for you, the effect is equal and opposite for me. Stop spamming HN and r/Machinelearning. Upvoted for candor. How long have you been a moderator of both?
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
We've added a Slack workspace and monitor analytics. Given that it started as an internal platform, we asked our internal users on what sucked, why were they not using the product. We note everything. We improve based on highest-impact
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Here's a kitchen sink reply: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28422944 Many of them pertain to communication, leveraging your presence, especially the one titled "If I disappear, what will happen". The wa
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
English is my fifth language. I consume a lot of content. Have you heard of Stephen Krashen and the "Comprehensible Input"? He's worked a lot in the "Second Language Acquisition" field. I wouldn't sweat it if I

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