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by amirathi 6y ago
This is coming from creator of Redis so we better listen :) Thank you for your work Salvatore!
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by amirathi 6y ago
> How do you measure a good job? If a story that I upvoted from /newest ends up getting lots of love(=upvotes) on HN then I have done a good job. For this to work in practice there needs to be /staging. Here's the workflow
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by amirathi 6y ago
One idea is to have more human curation of the content posted on /newest. Currently users don't have much incentive to go through newest and curate/upvote. Adding some badges & special privileges (or just awarding karma)
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by amirathi 6y ago
It's clear that Google don't want to hire humans and run customer support centers. According to reports, this has bit them in GCP adoption as well. That's fine but at least have a human review before taking disastrous actions
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by amirathi 6y ago
Maybe you meant to link Traction[1] by Weinberg & Mares? You've probably linked the wrong book with the same name. [1] https://www.amazon.com/Traction-Startup-Achieve-Explosive-Cu...
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by amirathi 6y ago
GitHub is having major availability issues these past three months. 4 incidents in Feb, 4 in March and 6 in April so far. Source: https://www.githubstatus.com/history I look forward to reading root cause analysis promised b
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by amirathi 6y ago
Yes, nbdev can help with merge conflicts for notebooks [1]. Also checkout, - GitPlus[2] - JupyterLab extension for git version control - ReviewNB[3] - For notebooks diffs & commenting Disclaimer: I built GitPlus & ReviewNB [1] http
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by amirathi 6y ago
Quill[1] editor has saved me (and many others) 100+ hours. Imagine building a rich text editor from scratch in your product. Also - git, Django REST framework, VueJS [1] https://quilljs.com/
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by amirathi 6y ago
> thus making the diffs sane You can also use ReviewNB [1] that is literally built for Jupyter notebook diffs. You can see notebook visual diffs for any commit or pull request on GitHub. For pull requests, you can also write comments on
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by amirathi 6y ago
> don’t play well with git I agree, and this is why I built - - ReviewNB - Code review tool for Jupyter notebooks(think rich diffs and commenting on notebook cells) - GitPlus - A JupyterLab extension to push commits & create GitHub p
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by amirathi 7y ago
GitHub is having major availability issues these past couple of months. 4 incidents in Feb, 4 in March and 2 in April so far. Source: https://www.githubstatus.com/history I look forward to reading root cause analysis promis
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by amirathi 7y ago
Great advice if you absolutely want that ONE job at this ONE company. If you are in that boat then it's probably worth it to spend ~10 hours creating something valuable to offer. Most people generally have a set of companies that are i
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by amirathi 7y ago
Focusmate
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by amirathi 7y ago
Duplicate of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22644096
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Netflix creates $100M Coronavirus Relief Fund(variety.com)
8 points by amirathi 7y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: GitHub API had downtime 4 times in last 9 days?
4 points by amirathi 7y ago|0 comments
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by amirathi 7y ago
API Gateway + Lambda + RDS?
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by amirathi 7y ago
Congrats on shipping! I played with the demo & liked the capability of quickly inserting a snippet of code by selecting + customising a widget. The idea of making it quickly shareable / deployable apps is also very powerful. You pr
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by amirathi 7y ago
Deliverability is a big marketing/selling point for all these providers & important selection criteria for their customers. So it'd be very interesting to see what % of emails for each provider landed in Inbox vs Promotions&#x
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by amirathi 7y ago
Elastic Beanstalk with Docker has worked well for me. If you docker'ize the app you can really run it anywhere.
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by amirathi 7y ago
Checkout treon[1], open source testing framework for Jupyter notebooks. Since it runs via CLI you can hook it up to any CI platform of your choice. Disclaimer: I wrote large part of treon. [1] https://github.com/reviewNB&#x2
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by amirathi 7y ago
> The only build-in problem with Jupyter Notebooks is JSON, mixing input and output (and making it pain to work with version control) Absolutely. JSON notebook format makes it very hard to do code reviews, merge in remote changes etc. Af
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by amirathi 7y ago
I agree with everything except, > Don’t add a co-founder after the fact Late co-founder makes a lot of practical sense to me. - It's less risky for the incoming person to join a small profitable company instead of joining an idea -
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Ask HN: Any way to bypass Government's shutdown of the internet?
4 points by amirathi 7y ago|2 comments
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by amirathi 7y ago
> I highly doubt mu abilities now and actually thinking of quitting Absolutely do not quit. You'd be amazed at how fast you become "better" when surrounded by phenomenal teammates. Finding a team where you are in awe of pe
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by amirathi 7y ago
I am using Webflow and highly recommend it.
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by amirathi 7y ago
After going through a lot of marketing fluff, I landed on this useful page which explains Metaflow basics: https://docs.metaflow.org/metaflow/basics Here's my understanding: - It's a python library for creati
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by amirathi 7y ago
A year ago, I was frustrated (and surprised) to see one can't do code reviews with Jupyter Notebooks. GitHub diffs for notebooks JSON are super messy. I set out to build ReviewNB[1], code review tool for Jupyter Notebooks. Turns out a
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by amirathi 7y ago
As a small company you can offer flexibility, growth, and learning along with a competitive pay. Flexibility - Work remotely, set your own hours etc. We care about output/productivity & not how or when you work. Growth - Make sure
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by amirathi 7y ago
I was in the same boat as you a year ago (solo developer building reviewnb.com). I wrote API tests for the backend (assert API x with y input returns z) and completely forgo any unit tests. This has given me 80% benefit with 20% effort. I w

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