jppope

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   by jppope 4y ago

   TIL Michael Jordan nor Tom Brady are featured on hiregoats.com... which is a shame
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   by jppope 4y ago

   I would recommend grabbing an executive networking group first, often your problems are pretty similar to what others are going through. If thats not enough, I have one referral, he worked with my business unit in Irvine, CA => https:&
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   by jppope 4y ago

   looks cool. unfortunately I don't have a ton of use for it at the moment... but I'll be saving the link :)
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   by jppope 4y ago

   And cars kill a lot of people too...
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   by jppope 4y ago

   I have no clue if its "worth it". I've been writing forever and can't stop writing ( https://jonpauluritis.com ). Similarly, I've been reading forever and can't stop... this year I resolved to try and
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   by jppope 4y ago

   jonpauluritis.com not going to lie- thus far I haven't touched the subject. It's become apparent to me that this might be something where I can actually offer something novel, so Im looking into it :)
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   by jppope 4y ago

   Not going to lie here... having been in both worlds I'm actually in awe of how much leniency many sales people get regarding product knowledge and technical considerations- it's a very one sided relationship in that regard. Engine
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   by jppope 4y ago

   100%. It's a really important point because the types of sales are vastly different in function, responsibilities, and skills required to do the job. Definitely worth delving into
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   by jppope 4y ago

   excellent points. Especially regarding the motivation side... there are a lot of misconceptions out there about sales that it's drudgery for technical folk when in reality is that it will probably be the opposite. good call
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    Ask HN: Thinking of writing article(s) on Sales for Engineers

    10 points by jppope 4y ago|10 comments
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    by jppope 4y ago

    I ABSOLUTELY loved this project and used it for all of my "quick and dirty" ML stuff where I was fooling around... the only problem, which I don't think has been fixed is that it still requires *Python 2.7*. End of life for P
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    by jppope 4y ago

    brain.js is significantly simpler to deploy basic projects than TensorFlow.js
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    by jppope 4y ago

    Work Remote and don't worry about it.
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    Some Funny Interviews I Have Done(jonpauluritis.com)

    2 points by jppope 4y ago|0 comments
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    by jppope 4y ago

    1. friends (we're constantly sharing links) 2. Social Media (HN, Reddit, following interesting people on Twitter) 3. academic papers 4. books 5. blogs
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    by jppope 4y ago

    > "Yes but this copilot model takes that, adds value and doesn't itself join the public common good. Instead it takes it, and makes you pay to have it back in another form." $10/ month ... how much to you think this t
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    by jppope 4y ago

    I'm the same way... they still have some work to do, but there are plenty of spots that are better than google such as code snippets. Its my default search now
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    by jppope 4y ago

    Yes, there are many real-world completely serverless products and architectures. I've been working exclusively on serverless architectures for many years now, I have no plans on going back to provisioning servers or working with contai
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    by jppope 4y ago

    I feel like this post by Matthew Prince sums it up => https://twitter.com/eastdakota/status/1537541459137548290
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    by jppope 4y ago

    Is this the future => Yep. but probably a few iterations from this. Downsides? Sure. It can't run many popular languages. Security? I'm not a security guy, but Cloudflare seems to have pretty good security. lastly, I'm a f
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    by jppope 4y ago

    its too bad there isn't a way to block the nytimes on hacker news
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    by jppope 4y ago

    My problem is that I cook A LOT. I would like to optimize the activity because it is a non-trivial cost in both time and money. I hear your solutions but each is a trade off... As a wise software developer once said... "Good, Cheap, Fa
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    by jppope 4y ago

    Recipes w/ calories, pricing to my favorite grocery stores (Trader Joes, Sprouts, Whole foods), and food prep instructions (sunday night prep) I can tell you if you're looking to make this a startup idea, its a shitty one. Bad Ma
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    by jppope 4y ago

    why not go work with a small team thats doing it? You can get some of the upside (equity) without the golden handcuffs, and instead of doing business stuff you can actually work on the product. My $0.02
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    No, this is Not Normal(jonpauluritis.com)

    1 points by jppope 4y ago|1 comments
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    by jppope 4y ago

    > "I find I have much more interesting and intellectual conversations with people outside of tech." No truer words have ever been written...
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    by jppope 4y ago

    - https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/based.cooking - https://github.com/public-apis/public-apis - https://github.com/ustaxes/UsTaxes
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    by jppope 4y ago

    They do not earn more than Medical Doctors.
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    by jppope 4y ago

    I'm actually shocked that they knew where all the pay phones were. I feel like they're going to announce in like a year that they messed up and found another one in like queens or something.
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    by jppope 4y ago

    Wow. I literally thought this was about web crawling technology...