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You can't read code that you can't find(blog.cobaltrobotics.com)
4 points by eschluntz 4y ago|0 comments
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by eschluntz 4y ago
I'm curious - after Starsky shut down, who else is actively working on autonomous (or at least remote) trucking?
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by eschluntz 5y ago
Author here! Would love to hear examples of particularly good or bad tech debt tradeoffs people have seen over the years :)
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Refinance Your Tech Debt(cobaltrobotics.com)
27 points by eschluntz 5y ago|2 comments
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Robots Riding Elevators?(sensethinkact.com)
7 points by eschluntz 5y ago|1 comments
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by eschluntz 5y ago
Turned out to be our nginx cache fighting our wordpress cache. Clearly should have done a premortem :p
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by eschluntz 5y ago
Yup, one of the things we care about is making the process as painless as possible, so one one groans if someone says "let's do a premortem". For postmortems, there's always existing risks that people knew about, but I t
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by eschluntz 5y ago
Author here! Sorry about the CSS crashing :p Don't worry, our robots are hosted separately from our marketing site.
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Premortems will keep your code alive(cobaltrobotics.com)
67 points by eschluntz 5y ago|13 comments
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by eschluntz 5y ago
Hi, this is Erik here! Hope you all enjoy - I'm also thinking of writing a part 2 about Premortems and Postmortems. If you're interested in working on code like this that controls a fleet of 100+ mobile robots, feel free to email
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Writing High Stakes Code (At a Startup)(cobaltrobotics.com)
7 points by eschluntz 5y ago|3 comments
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by eschluntz 5y ago
Cobalt Robotics | San Mateo, CA or Remote (US Timezones) | Full-Time, Remote-OK | https://cobaltrobotics.com Cobalt Robotics builds and operates indoor security guard robots for office buildings and warehouses. The robots patrol
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Cobalt Robotics raises $35M Series B(businesswire.com)
4 points by eschluntz 7y ago|0 comments
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by eschluntz 9y ago
Cobalt Robotics | www.cobaltrobotics.com | Palo Alto, CA | Fulltime | Onsite `////////` Cobalt builds indoor robot security guards //| |// that combin
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by eschluntz 9y ago
Summary: Python and R are more common in wealthy countries, likely because academic and data science work are much more common. Android and PHP are more common in less wealthy countries, likely from outsourcing firms and much lower iOS usag
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by eschluntz 14y ago
It's meant to run on a dedicated iPad in a business. Yes, we calculate NPS from those questions as well as the average response, and use the NPS as the primary metric to compare between locations and track satisfaction over time.