hyuuu

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   by hyuuu 6y ago

   time and time again, whenever I start a new project, Django has always been my go-to choice after analyzing the alternatives. I've worked on large scale, mono-repo, billion users to side projects over the weekend, Django really stay tr
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   by hyuuu 7y ago

   I am not looking to be a co-founder but your delivery and presentation are very polished, if you are ever in the bay area we should grab a cup of coffee or something :) lmk!
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   by hyuuu 7y ago

   separate from the main topic, i like your use of coalescing multiple insta posts together into one huge art :)
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   by hyuuu 7y ago

   hey I am a senior software engineer at FB, I am not looking for a co-founder specifically but I would love to expand my network and just chat, pick each other brains and whatnot. Not sure how to contact you, I'll keep an eye on this th
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   How Facebook annotates multimodal training data for ML(ai.facebook.com)

   6 points by hyuuu 7y ago|0 comments
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   by hyuuu 7y ago

   another alternative is jsonata, backed by IBM: https://github.com/jsonata-js/jsonata
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   by hyuuu 7y ago

   I believe they are called Opel over in EU
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   by hyuuu 8y ago

   I really like it, really pulls on my nostalgic strings :)
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   by hyuuu 9y ago

   is this the actual real world implementation of SOLAR FREAKIN ROADWAYS?
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    by hyuuu 9y ago

    im surprised that there is no mention of Poon Lim: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poon_Lim Survived 133 days in the ocean
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    by hyuuu 9y ago

    this is a very accurate observation of the state of excel. I have always thought that the solution is the have an optimized portion of spreadsheets, specific to the use case, in your example a model that is deployed as a web app. Making a b
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    by hyuuu 9y ago

    i was using flex python 3 engine, not custom. I am not running on GCP anymore, I switched to Linode because it's cheaper ($5 instance) and deployed using nanobox. I deployed to app engine using app engine deployment, Linode using nanob
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    by hyuuu 9y ago

    I am a very happy user of nanobox, i was able to deploy to linode after migrating from GCP app engine, relatively painless. Their whole suite of tools made it easy to not scew up that..first deploy to the new server shudders
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    by hyuuu 9y ago

    im on the same boat as you, the problem is pretty much validated and I got 2 credit card before writing a single line of production code. Unfortunately, I am not able to grow from ONE paying customer (from the 2 credit cards), I am afraid t
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    by hyuuu 9y ago

    there is a typo in the first sentence of the welcome pop up
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    by hyuuu 9y ago

    wow this is a very polished site for a javascript library, I might just have to use this, the marketing is working definitely. I usually don't like sound effects on my web, but this one is very well executed
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    by hyuuu 9y ago

    good luck on your search and my condolences to your co founder.
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    by hyuuu 9y ago

    this is what I built actually, though not active anymore. Users can upload functions with defined parameters and output, which can be strung together. Very ETL oriented. Each of the function will run as a web worker. An example that I did w
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    by hyuuu 9y ago

    it always excites me to work with people who are better than me, in my selfish mind, I get so pre-occupied by thinking how I can absorb more knowledge from my peers that I wouldn't have the chance to feel I'm an impostor.
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    by hyuuu 9y ago

    I would like to point out a library that does this that is an npm/yarn install away: https://github.com/gemini-testing/gemini it's quite full featured for my needs and it's backed by Yandex
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    Visual Testing Framework by Yandex.ru(github.com)

    1 points by hyuuu 9y ago|0 comments
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    by hyuuu 9y ago

    I met Carlos few years back, Corona was just starting and he invited me to the office to debug performance issues on the game i'm working on using Corona SDK. He was helpful and accommodative, even during his busy schedule, a nice pers
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    by hyuuu 10y ago

    is this a poem? or at least a less rhymy rap song, rhymy is not a word probably
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    by hyuuu 10y ago

    curious on the naming, because it means "book" in my language, is this intentional?
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    by hyuuu 10y ago

    Referly did this before they pivoted to Mattermark: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/refer-ly
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    by hyuuu 10y ago

    would love to know how Rill hydrates the data needed to render a page, if the page is dynamically generated.
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    by hyuuu 10y ago

    I ran it manually, and yes it can be automated even further but I'd like to keep an eye on the process + the sense of gratification of double clicking an icon == making it rain $$$
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    by hyuuu 10y ago

    i dont think I had to do that but i did have to report whether im looking for a job and other yes no questions One of the reasons i automated it was because the UI, the gap between the question and the yes no option was so far that it'
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    by hyuuu 10y ago

    I used this to automate my unemployment benefits, no joke. You have to keep reporting hours (every week I think), so I just set this up and run it, the closest thing I get to having a piece of software that makes money #sosad
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    by hyuuu 10y ago

    and it doesnt end there, after you build the stuff, you need to make sure that the stuff solves a problem, which to me is a much more harder problem.