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by kfk 4y ago
UI based flows for integrations are as bad as UI based flows for ETL. For some reason, we managed to move past UI to code for ETL, but now we are taking the exact same path for integrations. Integrations are complex, you might have complex
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by kfk 5y ago
How is this different from Postgrest?
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by kfk 5y ago
It depends. I was in a demo call from Blaze, a CDP (Customer Data Platform), Segment.io competitor. Their underlying db seems to be MongoDB and for a CDP makes a lot of sense. In a CDP you collect all kind of data on n hard ids that identif
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by kfk 5y ago
Personally, I find this a lot harder to reason about than views reacting to state changes and that state is the single source of truth of the UI
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by kfk 5y ago
A little out of topic. We (dyvenia) are not in SF but we hire only hybrid roles in Krakow with min 2 days of office work. While this might not help you, I just wanted to say that to us full remote doesn't work, especially in a time whe
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by kfk 5y ago
Can this be adapted to the Kubernetes ecosystem?
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by kfk 5y ago
Taxes are a problem but the work culture is also an issue. I tried to setup shop in Italy last year and it was... a mess. People not joining calls, broken English, a very concerning lack of trust in general from job candidates. I was offeri
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by kfk 5y ago
Data and Integrations. Applications are mostly a way to produce and transform data. When you buy a lot of applications all trying to keep data locked in their systems, you cannot easily build BI, ML, AI or simply Automation models because d
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by kfk 5y ago
In spirit, but with no UI, vega js, they follow the same “grammar of graphics” idea from the same research. Altair does vega charting but in Python. Kibana is using vega in more UI fashion but I haven’t tested it. I think someone should put
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by kfk 5y ago
I had a corporate job for 9 years, did some freelancing on the side until I got a big client. Now I have a team of close to 20 people, a few good clients (referrals work wonders) and a MRR of 110k after 6 months. I have jumped into entreneu
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by kfk 5y ago
I have hired many people here in Poland leaving their prior job after 8 months or less, it’s ok if they can explain why. If you have 10 years of work experience you know what to do already, stay or leave are both reasonable options, it depe
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by kfk 5y ago
This is quite normal in big companies and it doesn’t just apply to building stuff, buying stuff has the same problem. Managers will propose a certain product vendor and after roll out will continue to support it, no matter the consequences.
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by kfk 5y ago
care to tell us what specific similarities you see between MS Access and this? I worked with Access and it had a few issues, it could be buggy and it did not support multiple users nor logins or sso.
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by kfk 5y ago
I was trying to figure out how support works for remote.ok and nomadlist.com, both Pieter’s products, short story: there is none. I got caught by lack of support for these SaaS multiple times for my company, it’s not fun. As a company owner
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by kfk 5y ago
I think databricks is not that well positioned. Every Cloud vendor has cloned it already and when going from exploring data to deploying code it is not that appealing. We had big vendors locking Enterprise in the past, I am not so sure we w
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by kfk 5y ago
Could this product also do row level securiry? For instance by finding all user roles and then generating where clauses to inject to the query automatically?
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by kfk 5y ago
I think Uber might be right here. EU labor laws protect a few but over a certain salary they are not very appealing. In Italy paying a net salary of 2,000 euros will cost the company 6000+. Things included like pension are not worth their c
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by kfk 5y ago
I see this tendency of solo projects a lot in developers. My experience has been quite the opposite, I started to get traction as entrepreneur after accepting the idea that I needed a team. My business sells b2b so maybe it is different, bu
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by kfk 5y ago
I have been recently hiring and the easiest process for me is just to receive an email to our hello@dyvenia.com address. I can start building rapport and communicate easily with potential candidates. All I would need additionally is an auto
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by kfk 5y ago
We already have a 2-3 days work from office policy but for some that is not good enough, they want full remote. Many other IT companies are now offering full remote... but I think it’s not in the interest of the employees that need to devel
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by kfk 5y ago
I am running job interviews and candidates ask to work remotely often, even from junior candidates that need at least 6-12 months of development to be truly useful to us. We teach valuable stuff, data engineering, we offer good salaries, th
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by kfk 5y ago
Most of the time I spend with devs is figuring out objects and their respective data models. Low code is great but it sure doesn’t save 10x on resources, not for me at least.
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by kfk 5y ago
It is very clear that they are useful but it is also very clear that they can be problematic. In Finance people check each number - multiple times per day - because there is no way to write tests in Excel. Sounds good? Until you can trust t
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by kfk 5y ago
My own lesson is to crunch the financials, always. Truth is when I crunch the numbers I almost always end up with the same result: if I am going to invest my own time and money, I must go b2b and charge >=100k per client. I can never fin
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by kfk 5y ago
The top people I met during my carrier always find ways to be productive, add value and become key team members. Those people probably make less money because they don't job hop as much, but they are valued a lot more by their bosses a
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by kfk 5y ago
I am on the hiring side in this crazy market, please think long term and find something you like and that fits your long term development goals. I have had to go through plenty of mediocre candidates jumping every year or two to a new salar
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by kfk 5y ago
Kubernetes is complex ok but I disagree on cloud providers offering better alternatives, especially Azure. Azure is bug ridden and support depends on what type of price tier you are in. The thing with Cloud providers is when their services
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by kfk 5y ago
Yes it does, thanks! Of course I have a lot more questions now but I will contact you guys. I like the way you are approaching data and I think you have a fresh look compared to more classic tools like Alteryx. I hope your pricing will make
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by kfk 5y ago
Hi there, I think we are both based out of Krakow? Anyway, how does Enso fit in the Cloud ecosystem? Basically all data analytics is moving over to Cloud the way I see it with CI/CD and version control practices becoming more the norm.
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by kfk 5y ago
about the monolith, the way data is growing in companies it will be impossible for one team to manage apps running for all data business domains. Businesses are not monoliths, they are organized in departments. The Supply chain department i

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