Okvivi

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Rules of Management in a Startup(okvivi.medium.com)
1 points by Okvivi 6y ago|0 comments
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by Okvivi 8y ago
I've eaten the same breakfast, and the same Sweetgreen salad for lunch (in 6-12 months streaks) for the past 5 years. The reason it works so well for me is the reduction in needing to make decisions every day, and feeling bad about hav
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What I’ve learned building a deep learning Dog Face Recognition iOS app(medium.com)
7 points by Okvivi 8y ago|0 comments
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by Okvivi 9y ago
As somebody that has started learning AI/ML and was looking at the exact question here three months ago - I found the Andrew Ng deeplearning.ai Coursera course an amazing starting point. It was high level enough, and got me to unders
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by Okvivi 9y ago
I don't know enough about HighCharts. Funny to see that they also copied / were inspired by the Google Finance Charts sparkbar (that's what we called the thing that shows you the summary at the bottom with the handles that yo
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by Okvivi 9y ago
Happy to hear that! :-) Despite being a little bit more complex than I think it needed to be (I was a junior engineer after all, and this was my first project at my first job) I still think there's more complexity than meets the eye. L
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by Okvivi 9y ago
I built those charts on Google Finance. At the time (10 years ago) there was no better alternative for building interactive charting in browsers. After I left Google Finance I feel that the team has attempted a few times to remove Flash, bu
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by Okvivi 12y ago
A library that seems to have been requested quite a lot by the golang community https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/golang-nuts/decim...
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Automated iOS Integration Testing in a real world consumer app – at Spring(engineering.shopspring.com)
13 points by Okvivi 12y ago|0 comments
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by Okvivi 12y ago
Spring - Senior Engineer - New York City - http://shopspring.com (fulltime, onsite) Spring is one of the Best Apps Of 2015 according to Apple. Buying things directly from brands on mobile sucks - people don't use the indivi
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by Okvivi 12y ago
Jello Labs - New York City - http://jellolabs.com/jobs === Senior Engineer === (fulltime, onsite) === Lead iOS Engineer === (fulltime, onsite) If you want to write Go full time, come join us! We're a pre-launch, funded
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by Okvivi 12y ago
Jello Labs - Senior Engineer - New York City - http://jellolabs.com/jobs (fulltime, onsite) ----------------------- We are on a mission to create the world’s best mobile shopping experience. We are well funded and we have a
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by Okvivi 13y ago
Jello Labs - Senior Engineer - New York City - http://jellolabs.com/jobs (fulltime, onsite) ----------------------- We are changing the way mobile eCommerce works. We are well funded and we have an amazing team with enginee
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by Okvivi 13y ago
Jello Labs - Senior Engineer - New York City - http://jellolabs.com/jobs (fulltime, onsite) ----------------------- We are changing the way mobile eCommerce works. We are well funded, have an amazing team and we're gro
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by Okvivi 13y ago
I guess I need to take more photos!
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by Okvivi 13y ago
I understand what you are saying, and indeed I am trying to be diplomatic. Picking on Rails/Node was not my goal and I feared that a stronger comparison between these choices would have been seen as such by the current startup communit
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by Okvivi 13y ago
What we are discovering is that actually it doesn't sacrifice as much as you'd think - and I think that's the point we are trying to make with our article. You get both the performance, and you get a very lightweight language
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by Okvivi 13y ago
We haven't really ruled out any of the common stack tech choices. They are all good in their own ways, and have their own tradeoffs - and the intention here was not to spark wars about which tool is the best. I think the choice was muc
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A Faster UIWebView Communication Mechanism(blog.persistent.info)
1 points by Okvivi 13y ago|0 comments
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by Okvivi 13y ago
Jello Labs - Senior Engineer - New York City - http://jellolabs.com/jobs (fulltime, onsite) We are building something awesome around mobile commerce, trying to connect the people who make products directly with the consumer
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by Okvivi 13y ago
I couldn't agree more. What I feel a lot of people are missing here is that Marissa's making Yahoo a place where good engineers want to work: where empowered smart people can make a difference in a scrappy way.
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by Okvivi 13y ago
Jello Labs - Senior Engineer - New York City - http://jellolabs.com/jobs (fulltime, onsite) We are building something awesome around mobile commerce, trying to connect the people who make products directly with the consumer
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by Okvivi 14y ago
I also disagree with the "wear a suit" idea. After about a hundred interviews at Google, I've seen a pretty good inverse correlation between how dressed-to-impress a candidate is and their real performance in the interview. The best enginee
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by Okvivi 14y ago
Maybe a good rule for presenters would be to imagine what happens if they replace the photo of girls in bikinis with a photo of guys in bikinis. If that makes the presentation awkward, then bikinis are not the answer.
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by Okvivi 14y ago
I think a lot of people think like you do, but wasn't that true when Facebook did this too? Weren't people upset for the exact very same reason? And yet Facebook went ahead and did it, it pissed off a lot of people, and everybody got over i
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Hey Twitter, remember when Facebook used to show *everything*?(medium.com)
2 points by Okvivi 14y ago|3 comments
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Why I work on stuff I care about(medium.com)
1 points by Okvivi 14y ago|0 comments
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SlickFlick Lands Seed Round To Let Users Hollywood-ize Their Photos(techcrunch.com)
5 points by Okvivi 14y ago|0 comments
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Two more weeks of TechStars NYC to go, it was all amazing(okvivi.com)
1 points by Okvivi 14y ago|0 comments
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We're living in the Age of Curation(okvivi.com)
8 points by Okvivi 14y ago|1 comments

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