dannycastonguay

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Noetive: Operational Intelligence for the Physical Economy(eclipse.capital)
1 points by dannycastonguay 14d ago|0 comments
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by dannycastonguay 5mo ago
He knew :)
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by dannycastonguay 11mo ago
Also looking for: Junior AI Engineer / Data Scientist | Australia (Remote or Melbourne) | Full-time Early-career role building + shipping real production ML. 1–3 yrs ML/Python/data pipelines. Cloud exp. (AWS/GCP/Azu
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by dannycastonguay 11mo ago
bld.ai | Senior Data Scientist | Singapore | Hybrid (non-remote) | Relocation OK | Full-time Lead client-facing AI + data science projects for enterprise clients. 6–10 yrs applied ML/AI experience, strong MLOps + data strategy backgrou
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by dannycastonguay 11mo ago
Full-Stack / App Developer (Client-Facing) Location: USA (Houston, Chicago, or Bay Area, CA) Compensation: 110–125K USD + commission Role Summary: We’re looking for an application developer who thrives at the intersection of software e
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by dannycastonguay 11mo ago
Junior AI Engineer / Data Scientist Location: USA broadly 100K USD + commission Role Summary: Support the development and deployment of AI systems, focusing on experimentation, data processing, and performance optimization. You’ll work
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by dannycastonguay 11mo ago
Senior Data Scientist Location: USA broadly 150K USD + commission Role Summary: Lead client-facing AI engagements, represent the firm in discussions with enterprise clients, and oversee technical delivery across applied AI and data science
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by dannycastonguay 1y ago
Why do antitrust proposals always suggest breaking up Google by function—Search, Ads, Gmail, etc.? What if, instead, we cloned the whole company? Start by splitting Google into two identical, full-stack companies, each with all the core pro
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by dannycastonguay 1y ago
https://github.com/dannycastonguay/learneverything/blob/main... Position: Swift Developer You will: 1. Build in Swift. 2. Creating fluid swipe and transition animations. 3. Optimizing data structures to minim
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by dannycastonguay 3y ago
Agreed. It's important to put enough effort that you find meaning in your work, but not so much that it ruins your wellbeing. Here's a rough algorithm that works for me: 1. Estimate the hours you think it will take to complete a t
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by dannycastonguay 3y ago
https://blog.dannycastonguay.com/ When I find myself repeating the same topic, I write it down for future reference. Writing is enjoyable, with the added anticipation that my children will read it someday (with mild embarra
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The Art of Embracing Speed(medium.com)
1 points by dannycastonguay 4y ago|0 comments
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by dannycastonguay 5y ago
Product Manager | bld.ai | https://bld.ai/ | Remote | Full-time We are a design + dev shop. We bill our clients hourly in USD. We give all IP to our clients and are long-term partners with a dozen well funded startups (e.g.
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by dannycastonguay 6y ago
bld.ai - https://bld.ai/ | Remote | Full-time | UX designer, software engineer, product manager We are a design + dev shop. We bill our clients hourly. We give all IP to our clients. We are long term partners with a dozen w
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by dannycastonguay 6y ago
"Batteries included" Django is a no brainer for a lot of use cases. True. But clerk.dev seems to be targeting teams that use (javascript) microframeworks. They are building something people want and the pricing seems to scale well
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by dannycastonguay 6y ago
(Helpful tip) map caps lock to escape: https://vim.fandom.com/wiki/Avoid_the_escape_key
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by dannycastonguay 6y ago
My anecdotal evidence based on my own kids (3 of them) is that despite having (empathetic) parents, siblings, grand parents, friends, pets, and more, they still sometimes find comfort in material things like a stuffed toy animals, blankets,
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by dannycastonguay 7y ago
I wonder if your concern would be addressed if Figma allowed creating a private branch that you could merge back later.
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by dannycastonguay 7y ago
It's a moment of pride that this country has citizens like him. It reflects well on the values of some of the celebrities like him, and hopefully it is inspiring others, thanks also in part to good journalism. It also didn't happe
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Airtable Expense Logging with Ledger Mode(levitanong.com)
1 points by dannycastonguay 7y ago|0 comments
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by dannycastonguay 8y ago
The McKinsey Global Institute has published/invested a lot on the topic and have a good set of podcasts: https://www.mckinsey.com/mgi/overview/the-new-world-of-work-...
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by dannycastonguay 8y ago
Curious to know if you considered https://www.algolia.com/ as well?
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by dannycastonguay 8y ago
Hey! Thanks for asking. I carry a Pixelbook around the house to read the news/answer emails and, although Linux is on it on, I just find it easier to browse to Repl.it. Let's be clear that for a 5 year old, being able to substitut
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by dannycastonguay 8y ago
Maybe you have something to teach me. Are you not convinced that Google Search, DDG, Gmail, Facebook, WhatsApp, Snapchat are all "good" products in the eye of many people? As far as I can tell, all of those products are paid for b
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by dannycastonguay 8y ago
I just came here to say thank you for doing this team. When I wanted to teach my 5 year old how to type and do basic math, I did it in clojure using Repl.it I may have biased it, but she found the experience more engaging than MIT Scratch (
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by dannycastonguay 8y ago
The deontological argument is that there is a rule requiring vendors to accept cash, whereas there isn't a rule limiting the max price they can charge. I, too, find it easier to apply consequentialism, but bureaucracies work well when
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by dannycastonguay 8y ago
In practice, ads are there because sponsors are ready to pay for something good that consumers have no desire to pay for. Thank you, advertisers, for paying for Gmail and all those good products.
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by dannycastonguay 8y ago
Came here looking for this comment. There was a time where their product was a selling point. Bugzilla -> Redmine -> Jira -> Trello/Asana -> Gitlab -> ... I'd say things are slowly getting better.
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by dannycastonguay 8y ago
WPB yes!
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by dannycastonguay 8y ago
Answer: Yes, these people need jobs and there is a lot of money to be made legally drilling offshore oil wells off the coast of Guyana[1]. Consider coal, the poster child. Blaming the coal producing states[2] might feel good, but it's

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