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by jypepin 8y ago
email me and I'll send you the email of the recruiter I told to.
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by jypepin 8y ago
So I guess this actually trumps my previous point, which was music is easier than video. But if you say now google is garbage at recommending music too... then I guess they are not as great as I thought on ML.
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by jypepin 8y ago
That's because there is so much variation in what you watch on youtube - from listening to music, to movie trailers, to sports highlights, to howtos about cooking, etc. The music we listen to is way easier to analyse, even if we have s
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by jypepin 8y ago
You are making a good point - Youtube recommendations ARE garbage. But I wonder how harder recommending videos compared to music. My guess is that doing data analysis on music in simpler because you only have to analyse the music data itsel
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by jypepin 8y ago
Normally when I see this kind of announcement, I think "It will take long before they learn and nail it like the main competition" - in this case Spotify. Spotify seems to be doing a great job curating new music or building playli
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by jypepin 8y ago
Lynn Fisher has also a great website that inspires me regularly. She draw using css and 1 single div. It's all about linear-gradient background. Very interesting. https://a.singlediv.com/
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by jypepin 8y ago
I think the parent's question is related to why did they should the acquisition vs continuing.
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by jypepin 8y ago
I know there is a big bike-share market in China. How does it compare to electric scooters?
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by jypepin 8y ago
I wonder if it's selection bias, but I feel like I'm seeing way more conversation today about electric scooters than I've ever heard about similar on-demand bike platforms that started a few years ago. I never realised it, bu
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by jypepin 9y ago
I also heard that a lot of museum actually present fakes (despite owning the original) to help maintain and secure the original.
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by jypepin 9y ago
Seems awesome! I'll be switching back once they implement the automatic travel bundle. I've gotten used to it a lot and it's been so helpful. I travel pretty regularly, often with more complex trips than single round trip fli
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by jypepin 9y ago
Yes I loved it too, and it is super relevant. I've had my fair share of team swaps, both from backend to frontend, and it is always very interesting to see how engineers who have been on a specific team/role for a while tend to la
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by jypepin 9y ago
Not on minor updates. I've tried to switch during the past years everytime there is a similar update. Every new version is "blazingly fast" and "much better" and promise that it's "time to switch"
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by jypepin 9y ago
Thanks but no thanks. I really tried to switch from Chrome multiple times, mostly because I find Chrome to take too much memory, the tracking, etc. Every time there is some kind of update, either for speed, less data tracking, vpn, etc. I g
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by jypepin 9y ago
Is there some kind of war between The Verge and Business Insider? The article mentions 3 times that Business Insider mistakenly called dopamine the pleasure chemical just in the intro.
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by jypepin 9y ago
yes, but do other clients (twiterrific, etc) order the tweets chronologically?
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by jypepin 9y ago
Are you saying that some other clients allow to see the timeline in chronological order? I'm a Twitter noob but started to use it more recently - still using the web client.
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by jypepin 9y ago
So you are saying the Twitter is still not developer friendly? I haven't followed the story closely in the past 10(?) years, but how many times have apps been created on their api, for them to see their use stopped because Twitter de
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by jypepin 9y ago
I've heard good thing about lambda, but that's not the point of my comment.
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by jypepin 9y ago
My point is more as an engineer, for the next app. I deploy things to heroku, simple enough, but when I feel constrained and want to learn a bit more to manage a little more things, where do I look? To answer your question tho, a lot of thi
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by jypepin 9y ago
You know what I think is missing on internet? A good guide to transition from heroku, where everything is handled and you don't need to know anything, to AWS (or similar) where you end up having to either manage everything , or at lea
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by jypepin 9y ago
yes I just stumbled on the boundaries talk and started sucks/rocks. Watched like, 2-3 hours of video this morning already, will be paying for it - its VERY good :) Thanks for the list
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by jypepin 9y ago
Oh boy, what a great source of content. Is there a curated list of the best/most popular ones? edit: ok the sales page has recommendations from the author: https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/sale
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by jypepin 9y ago
is pseudonymisation really a new thing? We do this with prod data for our dev and staging database. a subset of a dump is processed and names, emails and other PIIs are replaced with random strings, etc. Not only it makes the data handling
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by jypepin 9y ago
You supply this key? So you are implying that you store the key and the company doesn't have access to it, hence doesn't have access to your data? Then is there any reason for the company to store your data? What if you loose the
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by jypepin 9y ago
and this sounds awesome, I'll definitely test Gron. I love jq, but oh boy how complex it is. I find its syntax getting very confusing very quickly as soons as you try to be a little fancy.
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by jypepin 9y ago
nice project, love it! The copy in the hero is full of typos/english mistakes, FYI :)
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by jypepin 9y ago
from a sibling comment: http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/ seems to be great :)
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by jypepin 9y ago
ah my bad I meant more the work practices at pivotal (labs?). They seem to be using a very specific flavour of agile with pair programming etc. I'd be interested to dive more into it.
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by jypepin 9y ago
DMOZ seems to have some good resources, going through it quickly I found http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/index.html which has a very good bash intro!

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