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by estsauver 4y ago
I don't know--I think we're going to see a rapid evolution here. AI's were previously not creative and many people said that was the hill it would never be able to climb, but it's hard to argue that Dali and Midjourney a
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by estsauver 4y ago
That's a rather interesting line to me, as someone with a young child, they cannot perform that abstract reasoning on mathematics either. At the same time, I feel extremely confident they're a thinking and intelligent being. I thi
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by estsauver 4y ago
Carl Icahn has actually been a quite prominent investor in apple at times and has been quite vocal about what apple does below the line.
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by estsauver 4y ago
You still need to go over a public network (as opposed to a network inside a data center.)
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by estsauver 4y ago
Apollo Agriculture | https://www.apolloagriculture.com/team | Full-time | Engineering, Data Warehousing | Amsterdam, Nairobi, or Remote (Similar Timezone) Apollo Agriculture is bringing modern farming to the worlds poorest
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by estsauver 4y ago
Apollo Agriculture | https://www.apolloagriculture.com/team | Full-time | Engineering, Data Warehousing | Amsterdam, Nairobi, or Remote (Similar Timezone) Apollo Agriculture is bringing modern farming to the worlds poorest
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by estsauver 4y ago
Hey, gigs looks super neat--I couldn't find any information on the markets you're in. We operate in subsaharan Africa, so don't want to take time from your sales team if that's not a good fit, but I couldn't find an
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by estsauver 4y ago
I think there's one real thing that's important to decide first which is "What would make this interesting for you and what defines useful for you?" The most useful things in the world are often absurdly boring. Vanta is
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by estsauver 4y ago
I'm curious how they arrived on some of these topics: Things like proof assistants seem like relatively straightforward extensions of their programming language expertise, but paper summarisation seems really out of left field. It also
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by estsauver 4y ago
You really don't want to hire those engineers though? We really explicitly hire for judgement, and while those all might be a good judgement for the business some day, they aren't today, and an engineer who doesn't get that i
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by estsauver 4y ago
I think he means the momentum of the driver+car system, not the momentum of the driver alone.
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by estsauver 4y ago
Why would short sellers be needing to sell positions during a crash? The market has been dropping so a significant number of these short sellers won't have to sell.
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by estsauver 5y ago
Yah, absolutely. We generally take a full court press approach here, using a mixture of voice calls, physical fliers when a farmer picks up, and sms nudges.
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by estsauver 5y ago
Since I happen to be sitting in a tall Nairobi office, here's a view from the Apollo Agriculture office. (All of our customers payments are in Mpesa as well.) https://ibb.co/bQtLYFT
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by estsauver 5y ago
Brother printers are consistently reliable and high quality, particularly the laser jet ones. I highly recommend getting one that doesn't have a scanner also, they just do one thing, really really well.
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by estsauver 5y ago
Small data point: My immigration process in the Netherlands was quite straightforward. It was easy, direct, and surprisingly accommodating as bureaucracies go. Feel free to send me a message for more details if you're interested, I&#x2
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by estsauver 5y ago
The way I see it is not an indictment of that CEO: Their company survived to get a big mess going and then they hired a great person who solved it. That senior leader is describing a positive thing they did for the company, and describing h
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by estsauver 5y ago
I get where you're coming from, and I've been there, but this is a truly sad way to live. If you can't find something that you care about to work on, why do it? Isn't it worth everything to do something that you're
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by estsauver 5y ago
The link worked for me just now.
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by estsauver 5y ago
The moonshine business was pretty darn minor before prohibition?
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by estsauver 5y ago
It's the A in FANG...
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by estsauver 5y ago
At our organization, we use doc-meetings to drive core operational meetings, core strategic questions etc. We still put together presentations for partners, our all-hands etc. A thing that my coach told me at one point is "You can shap
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by estsauver 5y ago
Apollo Agriculture does it.
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by estsauver 5y ago
I think that's a reasonable place to be. If you introduced a "Breaking build changes: New Checkbox Requirement" email most teams could just pipe that to pagerduty/opsgenie and have a reasonable way to ensure a working gr
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by estsauver 6y ago
The only thing I can recommend off hand is to try and simplify your geometries a bit for searching if they’re complex. Searching along the border of a complicated shape is much harder than searching around a square, it has to do a lot more
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by estsauver 6y ago
I think that statement should be strongly disputed. Most businesses still have a SQL database at the core of their stack. NoSQL is still definitely the exception rather than the rule.
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by estsauver 6y ago
Congratulations to the Auth0 team! We're happy customers, and we hope things don't radically change as they merge into Okta.
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by estsauver 6y ago
I think the thing that this still misses is that there really needs to be a good story for the evolution out of a low code tool and into a framework and only-code tool. If the low-code tools are successful, they inevitably need an in depth
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by estsauver 6y ago
The study did examine economic difficulty. "The authors find no evidence that trends in young adults’ economic circumstances, internet use, or television watching explain the recent decline in casual sexual activity."
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by estsauver 6y ago
Great question—-I don’t really know! We were using stitch and couldn’t really get a good answer.

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