jayparth

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by jayparth 6y ago
It does suck that you can't read them, but they haven't converted them to pictures. Instead they're screenshots of the opening screens which have commonly have slight differences in presentation. As a person who can see I qui
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by jayparth 6y ago
How is steam a monopoly? If you don't like Steam, just use another distributor like GoG or self publish.
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Feast: OSS Feature Store for Production ML(github.com)
1 points by jayparth 6y ago|0 comments
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by jayparth 6y ago
There's definitely place in the industry for a no 1 and a no 2, but no. I don't think they're complementary, I think they're competitive. Both are trying to own the whole storage + compute layer eventually. I guess you
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by jayparth 6y ago
It's not that much higher though. Back of napkin tells me that it's like 60$
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by jayparth 6y ago
Recruiters are not incentivized to get people to the onsite where I work. Not sure about the original commenter.
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by jayparth 6y ago
To your point, I had never heard of Redux toolkit or those hooks. Thank you for sharing!
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by jayparth 6y ago
Job
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by jayparth 6y ago
I agree, very happy with it personally for my MVPs P.S. Hey Colin, funny seeing you here :)
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by jayparth 6y ago
What's your resume look like and what stage of your career are you at? I moved over when I was 19 so happy to give my POV.
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by jayparth 6y ago
In the past the Redux docs were something that was really hard for me to follow. I can't be super precise with my feedback, but the docs weren't able to cleanly explain the concepts and the React example was hard to follow. I had
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Ask HN: How do you find good documentation writers?
2 points by jayparth 6y ago|3 comments
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by jayparth 6y ago
Just a note of feedback (I'm hiring a tech writer right now): there's no reason why I would request your resume from this info. I'm just going to move on. You gotta at least put /why/ I would ask for it if you'
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by jayparth 6y ago
Yeah they do Fullstory-type stuff, Heap-type stuff, plus they have an SDK in most popular languages (which no other company has.) If I didn't already set my stuff up before I had heard of them, I would have gone with them. They have th
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by jayparth 6y ago
I mean... have you ever used Matomo? It isn't good. I checked it out earlier this year.
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by jayparth 6y ago
Literally tons within the data ecosystem. dbt, Great Expectations, Dagster, Seldon. The list goes on. My employer Tecton has an "open core" called Feast and we are doing great. Mattermost, PostHog also come to mind. Databricks has
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When should you timebox your startup?(parthasarthy.com)
2 points by jayparth 6y ago|0 comments
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by jayparth 6y ago
Innovation can make lending that seems risky to one party significantly less risky to another. Example: you think lending to folks with low credit scores is a risk, but I evaluate credit in a different way that lets me discover that some fo
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by jayparth 6y ago
"Pessimists sound smart. Optimists make money." —@natfriedman
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by jayparth 6y ago
Kind of dead thread but... If the company says to you: "you can work whatever hours you want!" And then turns around and says, "oh, but if you work those unprofitable hours, we'll fire you.." then how exactly is tha
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by jayparth 6y ago
Your comment is actually pretty ironic. You're saying hating on FB is justified. That's not my point at all, although I agree with you. My point is that it's conformist, and aggressively conformist people will apply the hate
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by jayparth 6y ago
Your comment is written weirdly so I don't really get your point but I think you are being sarcastic and calling the dude you replied to a bootlicker. But that person actually had a valid point here. Login with Facebook is a relatively
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by jayparth 6y ago
True, it doesn't have to tell you when you work. But it does have to pay you a minimum wage. If a staffing company said: "work whenever and we'll pay you a minimum wage", then drivers would probably routinely drive at ti
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by jayparth 6y ago
DDG just uses Bing under the hood I think
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by jayparth 6y ago
Which reports? Reports that require disclosure of political advertising spend? Yes. They're incredibly important. I want to know who is paying to try to influence an election. Many times, actionable information is exposed through these
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by jayparth 6y ago
Agreed! It's very well written -- I noticed that immediately too
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by jayparth 6y ago
What style of communication are you referring to? Why would it be the downfall of society? Who are these experts? Your comment makes me curious and I want to know more.
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by jayparth 6y ago
From the article: > “Trends in Income,” which hasn’t yet been peer reviewed, estimates what would have happened in the U.S. if the 1945-1975 tax regime had continued until 2018. This isn't what the paper says though. From the abstra
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by jayparth 6y ago
I was actually thinking of writing "as a non-driver..." at the beginning of my post. Dude. I'm 20 and I don't own a car, I take public transit and bike everywhere. But I also have traveled to rural areas and I see how th
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by jayparth 6y ago
Do you have a concrete source on the Google Quora thing?

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