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by d0m 8y ago
TL&DR: Some people have different circadian sleep cycle and that's okay.
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by d0m 8y ago
Not OP but I did, it's very helpful with a lot of practical advices.
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by d0m 8y ago
Who cares about evidence and "what's more likely". Would you host your product on your competitor's servers? I'm not saying that's why they switched, but from a business perspective it makes sense to remove tha
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by d0m 8y ago
Listrunner | Montreal, San Francisco, Boston | Full-time | Onsite | https://www.listrunnerapp.com We are a passionate team of MDs, PhDs, designers, engineers, and scientists who help medical professionals and hospitals deliver t
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by d0m 8y ago
It's just probabilistic.. someone who's really into SICP and clojure is showing signs of being interested in more than your typical minimum 9-5 job requirements. It's not "THE" sign, just one of many. SICP teaches m
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by d0m 8y ago
I take a picture of my receipts and email them to a specific email, my accountant then make sure it's valid (etc.) and then process it in their software. Really not that expensive and it's one of those things that I'd rather
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Ask HN: Great “paper” science/tech magazine?
12 points by d0m 8y ago|2 comments
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by d0m 8y ago
Yep, best decision. Both from a back-end experience (caching, performance, type safety) and front-end experience (flexible querying, great documentation, tracing, etc.)
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by d0m 8y ago
imho focus more on the problem rather than the trend. I'd say something like: We have such and such problem and I have looked into various standard and well-known solutions. Unfortunately, those solutions don't solve our problem b
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by d0m 8y ago
imho if you're involved in your startup community and work on fun side-projects, you'll either find someone or someone will find you through friends of friends.
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by d0m 8y ago
imho, there's nothing wrong with having side projects to learn and improve without being forced to "finish" them.
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by d0m 8y ago
Listrunner, Inc. (YC S14) | Montreal, Canada | Multiple positions | Fulltime | ONSITE We're working to fix the software doctors use. If you have seen what physicians have to put up with, it's a bad version of the 90s, and makes me
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by d0m 8y ago
As our understanding of "AI" gets better, it'll cost less and less and will start to be affordable for smaller players; but the initial R&D always cost a lot.
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by d0m 8y ago
Will the agent controls all 5 players or will each agent control a single player? One of the hard challenge of DOTA is whether or not to "trust" your teammate to do the right action. I.e. One can aggressively go for a kill knowing
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by d0m 8y ago
IMHO serior roles isn't really about javascript question but more about architecture, high-risk operations, leading/managing teams, testing, software trade-offs, etc.
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by d0m 8y ago
Try "right-arrow" (you can keep it pressed). Sounds stupid but it used to be an issue for me and now I can watch lengthy videos in a minute, a bit like how one can go through a book quickly by flipping pages and going back to the
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by d0m 8y ago
Yes, but also even the product/company vision sometimes need to slightly change in the short-term to get those critical metric numbers to line-up with VCs' expectation. I.e. getting a few important contracts to prove product-marke
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by d0m 8y ago
I think that's exciting because raising an A is really stressful and time consuming, and often as a startup you need to pivot and do short-term non-optimal things to be able to raise it. If that same "non-bullshit" that YC is
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by d0m 8y ago
Canadian friends work in US (SF/Seattle) for a few years, then come back to Canada to start a family. In Canada, they get the benefit of "free healthcare / transit / education" + amazing house that can be paid almos
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by d0m 8y ago
Commure, Inc. | Montreal, Canada | Senior Frontend/React Engineer | Full-time | ONSITE We are a stealth startup working to fix the software doctors use. If you have seen what physicians have to put up with, it's a bad version of t
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by d0m 8y ago
Commure, Inc. | San Francisco, CA | Rust Engineer | Fulltime | ONSITE We are a stealth startup working to fix the software doctors use. If you have seen what physicians have to put up with, it's a bad version of the 90s, and makes medi
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by d0m 8y ago
Can't read it, font is way too big
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by d0m 8y ago
I'd take a subject that busy engineers would be interested in knowing more about but don't have the time it take to investigate it. I.e. going in depth about how the chrome debugger work in javascript to analyze performance. I rem
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by d0m 8y ago
It's the third time I have to build the whole stack (web+ios+android). For the first time, I used a webapp and was hoping that the ios/android experience would be good enough. Unfortunately, It wasn't and it was a big mistake
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by d0m 8y ago
Commure, Inc. | Montreal, Canada | Senior Frontend/React Engineer | Full-time | ONSITE We are a stealth startup working to fix the software doctors use. If you have seen what physicians have to put up with, it's a bad version of t
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by d0m 8y ago
So my take on it is that your only job as a startup if you don't already have product/market fit is to find it. And then, if you have it, you focus on growing. Then, quite simply, your options are a) Find product/market or b)
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by d0m 8y ago
Link to the game http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1252350
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by d0m 8y ago
The older I get and the grumpier I get, the more I want my code to be statically typed and verified at compile time because I don't like to be awaken in the middle of the night for a stupid null/undefined issue. Also, as much as I
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by d0m 9y ago
I wish I had an archive of it.. My first ever website when I was a kid was a dragon ball page with a bunch of .gif ;-)
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by d0m 9y ago
Commure, Inc. | San Francisco, CA | Multiple positions | Fulltime | ONSITE We are a stealth startup working to fix the software doctors use. If you have seen what physicians have to put up with, it's a bad version of the 90s, and makes

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