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by jypepin 11y ago
I went back and read more about notebooks. You are right, I totally missed the point, my bad :)
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by jypepin 11y ago
I totally get the use for that, but I usually don't do this kind of things, which is why I said that I could see how amazing and powerful the tool is and don't see myself use it intensely
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by jypepin 11y ago
that's a fair point. I'll look more into the tool then :)
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by jypepin 11y ago
exactly. But I'm already in iTerm using vim, so I use the iTerm repl instead. Not saying jupyter wouldn't do a great job, just that seems more convenient to use what's in my environment instead :)
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by jypepin 11y ago
sorry, maybe my comment is wrong because of my lack of knowledge about the tool (I've seen it used 10 minutes) but it's seems like it's a nice UI replacing what a terminal does, if I'm right. So all I'm saying is, s
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by jypepin 11y ago
One of our data analyst had fun drawing all the shots from Kobe during his whole career. He did everything on jupyter, which I discovered at that moment, and was mind blown on how well it worked and how powerful it is. I don't think I
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by jypepin 11y ago
I don't have an engineering degree (I have a business degree) and never got rejected for this reason, even for junior position.
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by jypepin 11y ago
The only reason I open snapchat daily is to watch Justin's stories. Nothing else. He's entertaining and has a good mix of fun stuff, great life advices and answers interesting startup questions.
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by jypepin 11y ago
Yeah! I guess the bad name that was criticized here a few days ago didn't stop them! I think it's very nice to see that kind of involvement so early from virgin and co!
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by jypepin 11y ago
It seems like most tech hubs are ok with that. Since early on I've been contacted by startups also from NYC/Seattle area. I think it's like everything else, in areas where it's hard to hire engineers, companies will be w
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by jypepin 11y ago
Maybe. Not sure. I had nobody around me who had those skills to ask questions to, to help, etc. One of the biggest advantage of those bootcamp is being surrounded by 1. teachers helping you, 2. other very motivated people offering help, peo
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by jypepin 11y ago
well yeah they are really select, but taking this into account goes in the same direction as saying that then it's fine to hire people from those bootcamp because the selection has already been made, right?
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by jypepin 11y ago
I did the 3rd cohort of Devbootcamp - which I guess was one of the first if not the first to at least work out and be successful. I was also very lucky to do this very early one (3+ years) now when less bootcamp were out there
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by jypepin 11y ago
you are right. good questions. So I had a bachelor's degree, but from a business school which I don't think gave me any "direct" skills needed for it. Maybe some stats classes etc. but I feel like this helped me very lit
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by jypepin 11y ago
So... I'm biased because I did a bootcamp. I think the comparison of bootcamp vs 4years CS degree is not very apple to apple, because well, you compare on 1 side people who almost "discovered" programming 3 months earlier to
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by jypepin 11y ago
because businesses don't have only technical people, and you don't want to have multiple chat systems, which will eventually bring worst communication between different groups of people. If technical people are on IRC and all the
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by jypepin 11y ago
your link requires people to pay to see the chart.
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by jypepin 11y ago
"the difference between strike price and FMV is $0 and hence tax realized is also $0" well, this is assuming your company's value hasn't increased since then. But I do agree it's usually an interesting move if you b
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by jypepin 11y ago
That reminds me of some research I read a few years ago about savings habits for people speaking a language that has a time concept (passed, present, future) and languages that don't (chinese for example). There was a pretty explicit s
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by jypepin 11y ago
I totally understand the skepticism and I think it's a long, deep debate between coding vs computer science. I'm from Dev Bootcamp and barely knew anything before participating. I had multiple good job offers a week after "gr
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by jypepin 11y ago
yeah it's awesome. I'd love to actually how they implemented it. It's gorgeous.
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by jypepin 11y ago
Uber | SF | Full-Time Hey! I'm an engineer on Uber's Supply Growth team (everything growth related to drivers) and we are looking for engineers to join the team. Backend, Frontend or Fullstack. We work with python, node and go in
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by jypepin 11y ago
how good or bad are those numbers? only 8/970 companies are worth > 1b and 40 are worth over 100M. I assume YC is doing great for themselves, so I'm wondering, what is the rule of thumb to say an investment was successful? (for
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by jypepin 11y ago
"I love how cleanly it integrates with ES6 and its component style architecture that the future of the web lies upon. That said, I rarely choose it for projects." I can't find one reason why ES6 and component-like architectur
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by jypepin 11y ago
France -> Canada, moved there when I was 15 years old with my parents and my sister. Did high school and college there. We applied for perm resisdency (equivalent of green card), got it in ~1 year (my dad was an investor so made it fairl
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by jypepin 11y ago
Funny I was exactly looking for a private jet for a group, and could not find a good website with quotes. That would be nice to be able to NOT filter by number of passengers, since I have no idea how much a jet cost and I want to see multip
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by jypepin 11y ago
We use grunt at work, and it starts to pain us. Now that our assets pipeline got pretty big, our whole grunt built takes ~30 sec (+10s just for sass and browserify, each). I do feel like most of the slowness is the actual compile time thoug
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by jypepin 12y ago
Same. I do a lot of live coding interviews, mostly front-end because this is my role, and I found those questions either way too easy, or just useless. The "trivia" term is well used here. I usually like more doing simple live cod
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by jypepin 12y ago
I would be really interested to have more info about Coinbase vision and plans to make bitcoin more mainstream, etc. Some of those institutions are obviously signs of opening BTC to stock exchange or more hedge founds, and traditional inves
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by jypepin 12y ago
I would love to use this, but nowhere in the website tells me how, and I can't find any CTA anywhere :( EDIT: oh my window was too small so all download buttons disappear on the media query - That's pretty bad guys, you should fin

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