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   by ablekh 6y ago

   I appreciate your additional insights. Will take time to parse it in detail. Just to clarify, my planned go-to-market strategy is hybrid (white-glove, typical for complex B2B solutions, and self-serve), since my target users - researchers a
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   by ablekh 6y ago

   My bad. Apparently, you're correct. It seems that relevant code is a part of VS Code codebase. Perhaps, this is it (though, I very well might be wrong on this, too): https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/tree&#x
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   by ablekh 6y ago

   Thank you for sharing your thoughts. If I understood you correctly (the text's meaning appears somewhat fuzzy), your go-to-market strategy is to first collaborate (and/or consult?) - perhaps, through your "PoCs and Rapid Prot
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   by ablekh 6y ago

   In the meantime, somewhere in the universe, people are buying mainframes ... for personal use: https://blog.mainframe.dev/2019/05/buying-ibm-mainframe.html . Go figure! :-)
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   by ablekh 6y ago

   I appreciate your feedback. My question above is not about the mechanics of deploying commercial scientific software (it certainly somewhat varies between fields and organizations, though common themes and methods are pretty standard). It i
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   by ablekh 6y ago

   No problem, we are on the same page now. Thank you, again, for your feedback.
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   by ablekh 6y ago

   I appreciate your comment and links (BTW, I'm slightly familiar with NWChem and similar software :-). Having said that, I'm not sure how your comment addresses my question. You are talking about internally-developed software trans
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   by ablekh 6y ago

   Perhaps, you're right (or maybe not :-). Frankly, all this stuff, while interesting and eventually useful, is a bit low on my current priority list ... Re: certificate - You're welcome.
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   by ablekh 6y ago

   Sorry about a slightly off-topic comment. Working on a deep tech startup, with a significant segment of potential customers being national labs, I'm very interested in learning various aspects [beyond the basics] about the process(es)
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    I think that you are wrong on VS Code Remote not being open source. Here is the relevant repository: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-remote-release . Corresponding official documentation ( https://code.vis
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    My pleasure. Great, will keep it in mind for potential future collaboration. ;-)
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    Excellent work, kudos! By the way, as a freelance software developer, do you work with Flask or other frameworks (instead of Django), if needed?
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    OpenShift costs quite a bit. Have you compared, costs- and ROI-wise, the OpenShift approach with an alternative of having a small team of consultants (or internal team, if available) architect your platform in a cloud-agnostic way, based on
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    I see. Much appreciate your prompt response.
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    Please clarify: a) whether Demo Day is mandatory for a batch startups, in general, and b) whether Demo Day will be fully online as the rest of the batch program. Thank you in advance.
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    One Team at Uber Is Moving from Microservices to Macroservices(highscalability.com)

    2 points by ablekh 6y ago|0 comments
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    Closer to Truth(closertotruth.com)

    2 points by ablekh 6y ago|0 comments
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    I was referring to technology aspect only. Regarding love, you'd have to ask him. :-)
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    Hilarious video (and most likely very true). Thank you for sharing.
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    Untangling microservices, or balancing complexity in distributed systems(vladikk.com)

    156 points by ablekh 6y ago|69 comments
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    Building a Kubernetes-Based Platform: Progressive Delivery, Edge, Observability(getambassador.io)

    7 points by ablekh 7y ago|0 comments
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    Awesome Production Machine Learning (Curated List)(github.com)

    2 points by ablekh 7y ago|0 comments
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    My first day as CEO – our journey together(linkedin.com)

    1 points by ablekh 7y ago|0 comments
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    by ablekh 7y ago

    Here are relevant thoughts from 10 years later by another well-known venture capitalist (and 2x founder) Mark Suster: https://bothsidesofthetable.com/how-to-decrease-the-odds-tha... .
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    by ablekh 7y ago

    I much appreciate your comment. This is all very interesting and very weird (or even quite scary), at the same time.
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    by ablekh 7y ago

    Fair enough. Thank you, again.
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    by ablekh 7y ago

    Your prompt reply is much appreciated. Will certainly review the video. What about your current stance on solo founders?
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    by ablekh 7y ago

    @dalton I have a couple of quick questions, if you don't mind. It seems that YC appreciates science-based (aka deep tech) startups. However, some deep tech startups require much more than three months to develop a solid MVP (say, a yea
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    Software Teams and Teamwork Trends Report Q1 2020(infoq.com)

    1 points by ablekh 7y ago|0 comments
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    by ablekh 7y ago

    I'm curious about what was the technology stack for that project. Also, it would be very interesting to learn what those ">250x" programmers think on various languages / technology stacks (that they use) from the deve