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by ablekh 5y ago
Sure. And having absolutely no relevant info on that page is a great way to certainly disrupt a potential customer's journey one step later. :-)
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by ablekh 5y ago
What is the point of having a webpage called "Pricing", which has practically no information about pricing? (Rhetorical question)
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by ablekh 5y ago
I wholeheartedly agree. There is certainly a correlation between seniority / scope and leadership. And, as you allude to, it is a positive one. My point in #1 was that they are separate entities with their own unique characteristics an
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by ablekh 5y ago
1. I think that it is very important to distinguish between seniority (formal, role- and capability-based) and leadership . 2. While the original post offers a nice list, my mental model on the topic is pretty simple: the higher the seni
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by ablekh 5y ago
For those who have access to WSJ, here the relevant article: https://www.wsj.com/articles/entrepreneur-business-children-... .
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Why and how do founding entrepreneurs bond with their ventures?(sciencedirect.com)
1 points by ablekh 5y ago|1 comments
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Genetic tricks of the longest-lived animals(arstechnica.com)
2 points by ablekh 5y ago|0 comments
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by ablekh 5y ago
Yes. Among many other approaches and models: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_development_effort_es... .
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Estimating Software Projects: My Software Estimation Technique(jacobian.org)
4 points by ablekh 5y ago|2 comments
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by ablekh 5y ago
I'm curious about what roles you're currently hiring for. After reading your other thoughtful comments on HN, I'm even more curious to virtually meet you. :-) If you care, feel free to reach out to me at aleksandr <dot>
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by ablekh 5y ago
I meant APIs, not UI or tooltips. And while Wikidata entities and properties could be accessed using MediaWiki API, arguably, there are, at least, two issues with this: 1) you have to know exact names of all the relevant metadata, which is
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by ablekh 5y ago
The size of Wikidata knowledge base / relevant graph (as well as Linked Open Data Cloud KBs and other large KBs) certainly presents some challenges. However, I think that the largest challenge and, in fact, the main obstacle, for pract
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Diving into Ark Invest’s Tesla 2025 Analysis(cleantechnica.com)
1 points by ablekh 5y ago|0 comments
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by ablekh 5y ago
Fair enough. Though, I think that Coinbase's current leading position in the crypto exchange sector is not much due to any moat (especially, the technology moat), but rather due to clear early focus on strict adherence to KYC/AML
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Coinbase's co-founder Brian Armstrong on HN feedback back in 2012(twitter.com)
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by ablekh 5y ago
Understood. I appreciate your prompt clarification. Will keep it in mind for potential future opportunities.
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by ablekh 5y ago
I'm curious about your services ... Do you offer them à la carte or as a one-time IaC / DevOps setup or some kind of subscription or other? How is pricing determined? Do you have technical support and SLA?
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by ablekh 5y ago
Could someone clarify why / when would it make sense to use Tailwind UI with upcoming Vue support versus just using one of also very popular Vue component libraries, such as PrimeVue or Quasar?
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by ablekh 5y ago
> It's easier now to start and grow a company than it has ever been. Arguing that, due to being easier now to start and grow a company, more wealth gets created, is "conveniently" seeing only one [the positive] side of the
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How machine learning powers Facebook’s News Feed ranking algorithm(engineering.fb.com)
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by ablekh 5y ago
You are painting an incomplete picture. Between high (racking your own servers at multiple DCs) & very-high (your own DCs) CapEx options and low CapEx options (IaaS and PaaS), there is a middle ground that - unless you need specific man
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Binance CEO Goes All-In on Tokens: ‘I Just Want to Keep Crypto’(bloomberg.com)
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by ablekh 6y ago
I like your sense of humor, even if it's sarcastic in this case. :-) However, the main point of my previous comment was to demonstrate that the above-cited statement by OP is false. As for selective - at this time - use of this option
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by ablekh 6y ago
> There's no reasonable way to implement this. Oh, really? Azure wants to have a word with you ... Yes, currently they don't enable this for subscriptions with commitment plans or with pay-as-you-go pricing, but it is not becau
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by ablekh 6y ago
This is ironic in a very sad way, considering that Amazon declares customer obsession their top leadership principle [1]. [1] https://www.amazon.jobs/en/principles
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by ablekh 6y ago
That's exactly my point. The OP's question was not about whether he's right or wrong. It was: "why do we care what he thinks ... anymore than what the average schmuck thinks?". The stellar review performance proves
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by ablekh 6y ago
His books are not good overall? Not much substance? Well, based on relevant ratings on Amazon, the absolute majority of Michio's readers strongly disagree with you. Your mention of Feynman etc. is ridiculous, considering that you have
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by ablekh 6y ago
You are reformulating the original statement and misinterpreting my argument. Do you really think that someone who has graduated from Harvard summa cum laude and earned a Ph.D. from Berkeley as well as having worked at the Institute for A
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by ablekh 6y ago
He is not only expert in string theory, but, first and foremost, a theoretical physicist, professor and author of some very well-received popular science books. This suggests that he most likely understands much more about our world than &q
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String theorist Michio Kaku: 'Reaching out to aliens is a terrible idea'(theguardian.com)
18 points by ablekh 6y ago|13 comments

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