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Entrepreneurial Careers: Beyond the Fairy Tale Narrative(adamsmith.cc)
8 points by adamsmith 9y ago|0 comments
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by adamsmith 10y ago
Yes, absolutely. We plan to start with deploying to an AWS account the customer owns. We're pretty excited about it as the first step!
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by adamsmith 10y ago
Thanks, we appreciate the constructive feedback! We've worked really hard to make sure we're clearly communicating what's happening (transparency), and adding fine grained controls. We have a very clear step during the insta
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by adamsmith 10y ago
To clarify, on Windows the uninstaller is just one step: double click Kite from the Programs & Features section of Control panel. Unfortunately on Mac you have to quit Kite before it can be dragged to the trash. You can do that from th
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by adamsmith 10y ago
Yup, we released Kite Pro today ( https://kite.com/pro); please consider purchasing it if you find Kite helpful :) Over the last year we've focused on knocking out the core product experience. We're now going to
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by adamsmith 10y ago
Hi inputcoffee, it sounds like you may have not been shown the install flow. Maybe try uninstalling Kite through the Control Panel, redownloading and installing again. (We had an Authenticode certificate issue that is now fixed.) If you
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by adamsmith 10y ago
Hi, you can uninstall Kite by following the instructions here: http://help.kite.com/article/6-how-do-i-uninstall-kite
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by adamsmith 10y ago
We really wanted to knock out the core functionality of Kite for Python, and are now exploring on prem deployments of Kite. If this is an important feature for you we'd love to chat. (I'm adam@kite.com.)
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by adamsmith 10y ago
Hi there! We've done two things to address the sidebar motion issue: 1) We've improved the sidebar's motion with an updated layout that creates fewer visual changes, and 2) We've been building deeper integration into the
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by adamsmith 10y ago
Adam from Kite here. Thanks for all the feedback and encouragement around the launch today. We're excited to be opening up Kite for everyone to download today. When we launched Kite here on hackernews almost a year ago we were blown aw
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Show HN: Kite, copilot for programmers, available for Python(kite.com)
553 points by adamsmith 10y ago|243 comments
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by adamsmith 10y ago
We agree; these features are at the top of our list. : )
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by adamsmith 10y ago
This is great feedback, and definitely something we need to address. Initially we've been focused on giving users control and transparency. We need to extend this to employers. One quick idea that we'd love your feedback on: a .k
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by adamsmith 10y ago
The initial idea came from thinking about live contextual search and community. This thinking intersected with programming because of my background, and once that happened there was a lot of iteration—informed by research, and mostly conv
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Kite: Thoughts on Security(kite.com)
103 points by adamsmith 10y ago|51 comments
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by adamsmith 11y ago
We want you to be able to use it just as much! : ) There will be an adoption curve from early -> late adopters. Working through this is something we're committed to, and we know it will take time. We're committed because we t
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by adamsmith 11y ago
We have some folks outside of the company using Kite already, and will be scaling that up as quickly as we can!
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by adamsmith 11y ago
Supporting the variety of dev setups will definitely be one of our challenges. We've tried to start addressing this with 2 column mode (not shown in the demo video, but happens when Kite is in landscape mode; good for multimon), snapp
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by adamsmith 11y ago
We will begin inviting folks today. We want to control the upramp for two reasons: first, with desktop software, every time you take a step up in user base order-of-magnitude (1 -> 10 -> 100 ...) you see new bugs from odd desktop con
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by adamsmith 11y ago
I started slinging code in Visual Basic 5 back in the day, and ran Windows until recently. I hope to be able to jump into building the Windows client soon : ) Fortunately all of our UI is html and javascript, so no windows controls needed
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by adamsmith 11y ago
Hi everyone, we couldn't be more excited to tell you about Kite and get your feedback! We think connecting programming environments to a smart backend will improve programming in a lot of ways, and this is just the first step. We&#x27
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Structured Thinking vs. Going With The Flow(adamsmith.cc)
80 points by adamsmith 13y ago|22 comments
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Apple’s Tim Cook: The Full D11 Interview [video](allthingsd.com)
55 points by adamsmith 13y ago|53 comments
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by adamsmith 13y ago
I thought this was going to be a reverse-MD5 on their gravatar url. Interesting to know this is there, too! (As a possible improvement you could also take all possible matches and compare their MD5's to the gravatar URL.)
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by adamsmith 13y ago
Cool! Thanks!
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Alternative Economies within Bitcoin(adamsmith.cc)
3 points by adamsmith 13y ago|2 comments
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by adamsmith 14y ago
This is a really cool comment. Is there anywhere I can read more about the UI innovations Chrome took from Opera (or web browser UI innovations in general)?
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by adamsmith 14y ago
1Password is a great example of an application doing this well -- when there are conflicts, 1Password detects this, and there is an application-specific workflow that helps the user resolve the conflicts. It's pretty slick.
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by adamsmith 14y ago
With the advent of Deep Belief Nets, which can learn from lots of unlabeled data, it seems reasonable to believe you could duplicate or exceed the human ability to quickly understand a player's behavior based on past humans played. If only
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Open source game-theoretic poker player(github.com)
74 points by adamsmith 14y ago|41 comments

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