ironchef

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by ironchef 6y ago
My bits were on MacOS, Linux, Win, iOS, and required usage w/o internet (so I could work on airplanes, etc.).. so _something_ was always missing (between those + encrypted + searching).
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by ironchef 6y ago
Thanks. That was next on my list :)
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by ironchef 6y ago
I do the same-ish thing. Main highlights on mine: 1) I start off the day with things I should be working on (samesies) 2) I use ### to demarcate different "working sessions" ... one for each meeting, etc. 3) I struggle with findi
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by ironchef 7y ago
You need to find an employer who is hiring based on potential or potential + a track record in a different area. I wouldn't hire an ML practitioner with no practical experience. I would hire someone who's produced in other areas
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by ironchef 7y ago
If you haven’t tried trikafta talk to your doctor. Buddy of mine does lots of CF work and he said the efficacy of it is like nothing he’s ever seen.
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by ironchef 7y ago
There's a few like: * superset - by maxime (of airflow, etc....) ..word on the street is some big changes are going on with this * dash by plotly
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by ironchef 7y ago
Friend of a friend owns mobsteel. It's not manufacturing in the sense of "big production lines" ... but more crafting new cars out of old ones. You'll see lots of Adam's cars right at home on the woodward dream cr
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by ironchef 7y ago
"with the license you get 10" Questioner didn't stipulate the license they were on. The SF folks I deal with have enterprise licenses (200 custom objects) because SF supports a core part of the enterprise (the revenue side o
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by ironchef 7y ago
Yeah .. only real downsides are above: * You have a certain number of Custom Objects you can use which cost $X * There's a maximum total you can have (not to be exceeded) * It's another thing to watch / maintain / docume
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by ironchef 7y ago
Easy enough ... set a related list on the SObject. So ... if a contact should have N Addresses... create an SObject called "ContactAddress" .. and have a relatedlist from contact to N ContactAddress.
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by ironchef 7y ago
It would probably not surprise you the number of vets we have working for us (or that "extreme ownership" is on the required reading list when you join)
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by ironchef 7y ago
I hadn't heard of that book before. Thank you.
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by ironchef 7y ago
In general we hire folks who've already been peak career (think like MS premier field engineers for 15+ years), give them an amorphous organization to work with, and treat them like adults. People lift each other up and successes are
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by ironchef 7y ago
Couple bits (good overall): "1) Design the reports you want. Pay special attention to interactive elements like filters and drilldowns. List all dimensions and metrics you need. Think about privacy." I think what you're getti
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by ironchef 7y ago
Our teams at Tanium do something similar. There’s no pay bump to lead the group... and we have a number of folks who’ve led the a team and then went back to IC. It’s worked quite well overall; however, is a difficult position (sometimes l
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by ironchef 7y ago
They did not. We use it with snowflake and it's just fine right now. What they did do was put most of their roadmap on hold while they figure out what future direction looks like.
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by ironchef 7y ago
Essentially periscope passes the results of a query back. In python you get it in a pandas dataframe. In R you also get it back as a dataframe. This lets you kinda manipulate how you want... so if you’d rather display using dash or seabo
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by ironchef 8y ago
If you read what it sends they’re sending function names / kwargs / module names etc Put an IP in there (for example) or a persons name etc and you have potential GDPRviolation.
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by ironchef 8y ago
One slight alternative which I've had in the past was instead of debt pay down every sprint, it was every N sprints, we'd have a pay down sprint.
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by ironchef 8y ago
There’s 4 or 5 areas with gigabit actually from smallest ISPs like packerland / CCI. They’re in some of the more populated areas of course.
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by ironchef 8y ago
I _think_ you mean most cases preference stack is _at least_ total capital raised... and therein lies the rub... if you have some latecomers coming in at 1.5 or 2x that drastically affects payouts.
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by ironchef 8y ago
Yup. If I can't then I'm treating the equity as $0 as I don't have a realistic view of what's happening. Which _can_ be ok... if salary plus bonuses are high enough... then you're not betting on your horse to come
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by ironchef 8y ago
Charles Yu wrote a really great article about it here: https://medium.com/@CharlesYu/the-ultimate-guide-to-liquidat... This is why a lot of folks from Good Technology got screwed. Valued at 1.1 billion .. sold for 425
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by ironchef 8y ago
Good call. I was going to suggest they should be able to see: * preference stack * strike price * last valuation with board/investors If you can't get those, then unless the equity is just butter to you, walk .. as you don't
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by ironchef 8y ago
Ska's spot on here. We're not paying high end CA wages to _everyone_; however, our remote employees are making _much_ higher than the norms in most of their areas. We require a lot of breadth/depth for the main remote posit
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by ironchef 8y ago
I’ve been working “distributed” (per the article) for about 17 years. My range of tasks has been across the board (engineering, support, presales, ops, etc). I’ve had quite a bit of career advancement (although I don’t really care about t
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by ironchef 8y ago
Gantt charts typically have resource assignments and time estimates. Dependency graphs just say Bravo requires Alpha to be completed first (for example).
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by ironchef 8y ago
I get my honeycrisps from an orchard in michigan. They're definitely there.
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by ironchef 8y ago
They didn't say "running it" ... just building it ...
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by ironchef 8y ago
A slightly different wording is it comes to using the tech... which is either through services or through adoption / operationalization (which... with complexity... is very difficult)

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