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by ablekh 6y ago
Kudos to the author on producing an excellent, comprehensive yet readable, post (based on my initial very brief review)! Much appreciated. One thing that jumped at me, though, is the recommendation for the "I want to try deep learning
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by ablekh 6y ago
Thank you for your comment. Yes, I'm planning to allow running third-party apps on the platform (the exact delivery options and relevant architectural details are still under consideration). My understanding is that using JWTs is the c
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by ablekh 6y ago
Would you think that, for an early-stage SaaS startup (enterprise B2B focus), the optimal strategy for implementing AuthN/AuthZ would be to use a managed service (e.g., Auth0) for MVP development and after that (perhaps, during pilot
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by ablekh 6y ago
While the author makes some valid points, I disagree with the general stance of the post (and, more broadly, quite dislike most generalizations like that). Obviously, no decent hiring manager in their right mind will base their decision pur
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by ablekh 6y ago
Snap can be disabled in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. See the following blog post: https://www.kevin-custer.com/blog/disabling-snaps-in-ubuntu-... (discovered this before seeing relevant comment by @guiambros on the 2nd page :-).
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by ablekh 6y ago
For applied NLP stuff, I would recommend you to check out this rather comprehensive applied ML resources repository: https://github.com/eugeneyan/applied-ml . You might also find helpful relevant survey papers listed he
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by ablekh 6y ago
Congratulations on your launch and best wishes! Interesting stuff. Having said that, I think that I have seen another startup offering something along the same lines. I don't remember the name, but should I recall or find it in the oce
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by ablekh 6y ago
Replying to myself. Still not sure about the form factor, but, unfortunately, it looks like the RTX 30 Series cards - well, at least, RTX 3090 - have a different socket interface when compared to 2080 Ti (12 pins versus 8+6 pins).
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by ablekh 6y ago
Very cool. I'm wondering about whether RTX 30 Series cards are compatible (interfaces, form factor, etc.) with Quadro RTX 8000. Thoughts?
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by ablekh 6y ago
The more I read posts like this, the more I like the modular monolith architecture. :-)
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Cessna makes history by taking off and landing with no one aboard. Here’s how(fortune.com)
7 points by ablekh 6y ago|1 comments
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by ablekh 6y ago
> How can we solve politics? Get money out of it.
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1960: The Year the Singularity Was Cancelled (2019)(slatestarcodex.com)
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by ablekh 6y ago
A single mention of the word "subscription" in the text versus a multitude of times mentioning "SaaS business model" and "SaaS revenue model" indicates that the post is, at the very least, seriously inconsisten
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by ablekh 6y ago
There is no such thing as SaaS business/revenue model. SaaS is a software-based product delivery model . What the author of the linked post had in mind is subscription business/revenue model . Such confusion in terminology stems
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by ablekh 6y ago
Thank you for clarification. Point taken. Nevertheless, I still stand by my opinion, as multi-tenancy is a fundamental SaaS feature for overwhelming majority of deployment scenarios, both B2B and B2B (where multi-tenant B2B SaaS includes mo
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by ablekh 6y ago
In theory, you're right. However, in practice, SaaS pretty much always implies multi-tenancy. Why would one want to host software for someone else who is a single entity?
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by ablekh 6y ago
A promise to keep a project up-to-date does not imply a promise to add a significant feature, such as multi-tenancy support (assuming that it's missing, that is). Re: price - $99 is pre-order price; by "regular" I referred to
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by ablekh 6y ago
You're welcome. If your boilerplate application allows serving totally independent customers / organizations (not different teams of the same organization!), then, your project is, indeed, multi-tenant and SaaS-compatible. If so,
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by ablekh 6y ago
I would not consider this project a proper SaaS boilerplate. It is a Web application boilerplate and maybe a good one, but not SaaS. SaaS implies multi-tenancy and your project does not seem to offer support for that. Irrespective to that
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Epic Games just set an antitrust trap for Apple; Tim Cook walked right into it(businessinsider.com)
13 points by ablekh 6y ago|5 comments
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by ablekh 6y ago
"Confident, competent founders should take the risk of running out of money vs. the certainty of over-dilution" -- I strongly disagree with the author on this point. I would argue that founders preferring "risk of running
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by ablekh 6y ago
Yes, it's quite ironic. Hopefully, the authors will eventually improve the post, because core content is valuable.
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by ablekh 6y ago
Interesting post. However, I believe that most content, and especially broad technical one like this, absolutely needs a balanced amount of relevant visual elements (e.g., images, diagrams). If you want it to be readable, that is.
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by ablekh 6y ago
I would not use this method for N95 masks with plastic exhalation valves due to potential melting of the latter.
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by ablekh 6y ago
I appreciate your thoughtful comment. Clearly, we are on the same page on the topic at large. As mentioned in my original comment above, I see no problems with Julia language per se (quite the opposite - I find it elegant, flexible and powe
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by ablekh 6y ago
I'm not disagreeing with most of your comment above, except for how the post reads. To be accurate, the post's author set the context to general-purpose computing , not the scientific one. Here are two arguments for why I think
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by ablekh 6y ago
While being a big fan of Julia in general and recognizing a very significant progress in both language and ecosystem development [kudos to Julia's core team as well as numerous contributors to the language and its growing ecosystem!],
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by ablekh 6y ago
Congratulations! I would highly recommend removing that extremely annoying, disruptive and useless "Get Early Access" banner at the bottom of every page on your website (including documentation). GitLab used to have a very similar
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Covid-19 Early Treatment Fund (CETF)(treatearly.org)
2 points by ablekh 6y ago|0 comments

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