Jugurtha

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by Jugurtha 5y ago
> Google's in-house editor, Monaco from Microsoft, Jupyter notebooks, etc. are all browser-embedded text editors. Could you share what you're doing with notebooks? Are you involved in machine learning or working with data some
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What is your use-case? What are you trying to do?
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Ask HN: How do you implement business rules for product assortments and tiers?
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> It probably also opens us to accusations of mishandled data / bad interpretation by the company, though? Isn't that how science works? I also don't think they're called accusations. You work with data and you state
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
DLINK 2890AL (AC1750). I don't even know what it looks like anymore. I just plugged it and configured it so many years ago and it's been working ever since. It's also not ugly and can be exposed. Before that, "the modem&
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I see.
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Then why not just use that extension? What's different?
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Why not an extension that removes [insert-domain] from search results, such as Personal Blocklist. Why just one domain?
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It's one point I make whenever I get the chance to talk with students who ask me on how to work on portfolio to demonstrate skills. I tell them to try and solve a problem for real and make a product. They'll learn so much more tha
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I have installed a Chrome extension to remove certain "data science" blogs from my search results because they just dominate, but allow posts from practically anyone. I'm not interested in the teachings of a data virgin on ma
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
This makes sense. I think developing product for people will require interacting with them a lot, and it's less friction to do it with people you have an affinity with. Now, whether it will be a viable business requires that these pe
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Context: > A sukkah or succah (/ˈsʊkə/; Hebrew: סוכה‎ [suˈka]; plural, סוכות [suˈkot] sukkot or sukkos or sukkoth, often translated as "booth") is a temporary hut constructed for use during the week-long Jewish festiv
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I also do screencasts speedrunning through the product. It's amazing how many quirks and UX smells that became invisible this uncovers. In other words, a crappy UX you deal with daily to the point it becomes invisible magically becomes
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It definitely helps to have either a following, or backing. There are products that are essentially a feature but went through YC and benefit from the ecosystem, brand, colleges, audience, contacts, and connections. I'm basically seein
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
I use https://www.youglish.com for this. It was made to help people learn how to pronounce words by showing videos that contained a certain word, but I use it as a search engine. Does that work similarly? Looking at CC text, I m
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
I used to write libraries and have non-technical people who never programmed follow the documentation and use them. My reference point is that if they could do it, then programmers will have no trouble doing it. The next best thing is
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What is that?
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
> she is from MBA(finance) background ? Start here. Find something menial she does but hates, do it in front of her with coding. Show, don't tell. Zed Shaw had a great passage to this point: > People who can code in the world of
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Registration is convoluted. It took days to sign-up as it displayed errors. Then something was "wrong". I opened a ticket, then I had to receive a call from a representative to help "fix that". They asked me several ques
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Hi, Nothing to be ashamed of. My email address is in my profile. Please get in touch.
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I recently talked with founders who went through acquisitions, inculding ones by megacorps. They might have insight into how to navigate through this. Can you send me an email (my email is in my profile) and I'll try to connect you if
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The source perpetuates this motherflowing trend: Tensorflow, Airflow, MLflow, Metaflow, KubeFlow, Timeflow.
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It has happened to me. I simply sent them an email explaining the thing. They replied that I've been unsubscribed. I received emails again. I asked them again, and they fixed it. Same situation. Humans were involved, and it was resolve
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Is design the thing that matters most in your product? Does the product solve a problem that has not been solved for lack of good design in other products that took a jab at it ? If not, I'd say focus on what matters most now even if i
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Hi, there's someone who did a talk at microconf that could be useful to you (PullReminder): https://youtu.be/t_uSYaInXxk All the best,
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
> It sucks to not be able to navigate to the underlying library in your IDE Which IDE is that? Those I've seen you hit a key, say F12, when your cursor is on a function or a class and it takes you right to where it's defined i
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Yes. A case of it working well: https://github.com/minio/minio-py/issues/829 I found this issue for a problem I had with MinIO. I wrote a prototype: docs first and screencast on how the API would be. I then a
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Scalability at YouTube: https://youtu.be/G-lGCC4KKok?t=610 The Python is the less likely think that will suffocate you. What did you suffer from in past projects with each of these languages?
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Vaguely related: GitHub bots autoclosing issues for inactivity after a really short period, which leads to people creating yet another issue, which leads to a mess of fragmented conversations in several issues, until someone closes one issu

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