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Ask HN: Logout from a bunch of services and forced password change
2 points by hartem_ 5y ago|1 comments
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by hartem_ 5y ago
Gabriel (the founder of DDG) wrote a fabulous book (called Traction) on growth. Tl;dr is that it was much more than just word of mouth. They have been very deliberate and methodical about growth from the very beginning and employed many dif
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Lonely Chairs at CERN(lonelychairsatcern.tumblr.com)
27 points by hartem_ 5y ago|0 comments
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by hartem_ 5y ago
There’s DataTau which is focused on data science https://datatau.net/
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by hartem_ 5y ago
We've integrated Notion API into Bardeen. Here is a page demonstrating triggers and some example workflows: https://www.bardeen.ai/notion-beta
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by hartem_ 5y ago
Congrats on the release! The benchmark results look really impressive :). Curious to learn more about your approach to verifying the correctness of the implementation. Did you try testing it with Jepsen or something similar?
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Intriguing new result from the LHCb experiment at CERN(home.cern)
76 points by hartem_ 6y ago|49 comments
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by hartem_ 6y ago
Rick Beato made an awesome tribute video https://youtu.be/4LHuv0I-qbA
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by hartem_ 6y ago
Base64.ai has nailed time to value for customers. It’s pretty straightforward to integrate with and their extensive list of models makes it really easy to process a wide variety of document types. We used it Bardeen.ai and couldn’t have bee
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by hartem_ 6y ago
Congrats on the launch! Subscribed and can't wait to get access :). Do you know what is WhatsApp's stance on a Matrix bridge and using it to provide a service? They've known to have a pretty harsh stance on other services tha
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by hartem_ 6y ago
I agree that it is a perfectly reasonable expectation to have, however there is no notion of a tenure in a private company. To me that is a pretty fundamental distinction (with far reaching consequences) that people often overlook.
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by hartem_ 6y ago
- Algorithms I and II by R. Sedgewick are great ( https://www.coursera.org/instructor/~250165 ). Super easy to understand and very deep/nuanced at the same time. - Automata Theory by J. Ullman is also really good. I
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by hartem_ 6y ago
Nomad is an interesting case. While everyone else was fighting container wars, Nomad was quietly executing and building a following. It’s not a threat to Kubernetes and it will probably never be, but it definitely has a dominant position i
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D2iQ (formerly Mesosphere) sunsetting DC/OS and focusing on Kubernetes(d2iq.com)
101 points by hartem_ 6y ago|34 comments
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by hartem_ 6y ago
Apache Mesos has a very solid, clean and well maintained code base ( https://github.com/apache/mesos ). It’s a massively scalable distributed system that has been running in production for many years at Twitter, Apple, N
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by hartem_ 6y ago
Did any VC ever publish similarly detailed analysis of companies that they didn’t invest in and regretted later?
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by hartem_ 6y ago
I agree. Regardless of whether it's bootstrapped or VC funded, at any given day there are so many issues at hand that one rarely has time to think of anything else. Good luck with your company!
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Ask HN: Is craftsmanship a thing when it comes to building a company?
12 points by hartem_ 6y ago|5 comments
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by hartem_ 6y ago
Thank you! I fixed my comment.
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by hartem_ 6y ago
Brian Krebs (krebsonsecurity.com) has a lot of fascinating stories on his blog on doxxing and revealing identities of people for whom remaining anonymous was vital (spoiler alert: they couldn't). Keeping totally separate identities acr
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The anatomy of a digital pregnancy test(mobile.twitter.com)
3 points by hartem_ 6y ago|0 comments
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by hartem_ 6y ago
It’s a really nice and useful project. It makes it easy to deal with large files (models) and use familiar GitHub workflows for managing code and data together. Their documentation is also pretty good.
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by hartem_ 6y ago
Or maybe they just recycled an old openstack job posting and didn’t clean it up properly.
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by hartem_ 6y ago
Take a look at https://github.com/kelseyhightower/kubernetes-the-hard-way . That’d be a great first step if the purpose is to learn Kubernetes. If, however, you want to set up a cluster for real use then you will need m
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by hartem_ 6y ago
I work on KUDO team. Would love to hear what you think about it. All devs hang out in #kudo channel on Kubernetes community slack, please don’t hesitate to join and say hi.
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by hartem_ 6y ago
Does anyone know what GW stands for? Is it just Gates William, or is there more to it?
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Deploying Cassandra on Kubernetes: faster isn’t always better(kudo.dev)
1 points by hartem_ 6y ago|0 comments
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Running Kind Inside a Kubernetes Cluster for Continuous Integration(d2iq.com)
9 points by hartem_ 6y ago|0 comments
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by hartem_ 6y ago
I found this Twitter thread ( https://mobile.twitter.com/zenorocha/status/1249348452095373... ) that explains the origin of https://draculatheme.com/pro . It's a single person selling a terminal
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by hartem_ 7y ago
Agree with the sentiment. Many enterprises got really excited about multi-cloud really fast but then gave up once they faced the harsh reality of increased complexity (and, as a consequence, cost and time). People tend to grossly overestima

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