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by lmeyerov 4y ago
still not used to the new name ;-)
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
What? A lot of the hard part isn't the model, and especially in a world where bert, xgboost, optuna, pytorch, etc have solved much of the classic problem and forced 'real' DS to specialize on either the business consulting si
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
Yep, never said it was illegal! Purely a response to a comment questioning the business side, when it is a pretty by-the-numbers play. GitHub was slow on enterprise and bundling, so left room for a 'bottom feeder' to bundle &
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
They are fast follow / undercutting by bundling ideas innovated by GitHub and CI/CD etc co's and boost marketing via OSS. Fuel rapid sprawling dev by offshoring and VC. It's a financial innovation, not tech. New tech may
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
Yep... Maybe they are new to the last 10 years of startup product management? 'operator' makes it sound like they are coming from the investor world, where all you see is hoodies, flashy demos, PowerPoints will YoY growth numbers,
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
We got burned hard last year around GPUs (ai) and compose being not ready for enterprise settings for technical and redhat politics reasons, which are top use cases in the wild. Networking also looked problematic. We hadn't tried k8s f
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
If team happiness comes from basketball, that's (probably) not the team driving revenue. I've mostly only seen that tied to results in professional basketball teams. (Not to hate on balls: it was great playing volleyball in grad s
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
Very cool topic... and not the article I was expecting! I actively work with teams making sense of their massive global supply chains, manufacturing process, sprawling IT/IOT infra behavior, etc., and I personally bailed from RDF to b
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
I'm sure it's a pretty good one, but it's quite hard to trust more than that both on the design + impl side if you ever have tried to verify (vs just test) such a system. Think the years of pain for something much more trivia
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
Having come from a community that is often cleanup duty for unfounded claims (PL) and having to spend ~decade+ $100M+ efforts to do so... I didn't realize that about wireguard. That's pretty strange to read in 2022.
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
Both formal and informal peer review are why I like the FOIA, and standards / competition discussion to be open in general. I actually dislike closed peer review, or at least without some sort of time-gated release. Likely scenarios, a
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
Maybe? A troll farm might employ 50 people... But at low wages. Trump & has social media director parceled out a lot of money to bot controllers, but it didn't seem like a lot to any individual. We know some boring influencers go b
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
I'm not sure about corrupting NIST nor corrupting individual officials of NIST, but I can easily imagine NIST committees not understanding something, being tricked, not looking closely, protecting big orgs by default (without malicious
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
"Bernard Pettingill told the court that records indicate Jones withdrew $62m for himself from his company in 2021 as his legal troubles grew." "The trial heard that Jones' business had earned about $800,000 in a single d
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
I'm not sure the solution makes sense for a lot of startup people. A mental model for repeatable luck building, especially when in a "yes mode", where just 1 big fast-moving item is unlikely to be the job (networking, partne
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
"This is a real problem"
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
The only (good) CEOs I have seen 'phone it in' are career replacement CEOs whose job is to come in, sprinkle magic dust (fire & hire & slight rebrand), and use that to sell the company within 18mo. They have a very specifi
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
Graphistry | Early - Multiple Roles | Remote (US + Global) | Full Time + Contract-To-Hire | https://www.graphistry.com/careers We are 5-10 and are growing entirely on revenue (not VCs) based on our deep tech + ai services i
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
Yep, close -- it's where an edge can connect more than 2 nodes Two things to make this way more intuitive & practical: * Modeling: We use them for helping folks correlate across events, or correlating across wide database rows. Ex:
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
Yep, that was one of the better docs! The contractor still took a couple weeks to figure out and get up. I assumed it'd be one evening for initial bulk as we already had setup.cfg etc, but after searching conda tutorials.. not surprise
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
We've been fine-ish with classic setup.py/setup.cfg + gha for publishing to pypi. But as we do OSS data science (gpu graph ai + viz), where conda is typical nowadays... ... Have to admit: We recently ended up contracting conda pac
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
default-deny of libraries is probably a good rule of thumb for writing maintainable react code. i'm not sure we'd reject hiring someone who doesn't understand why, but it's something senior folks should learn after maint
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
Yep -- postgres enforces, while config-as-code can inject as usual bc the whole point is it is just SQL, so policy changes are just migrations (and subject to SDLC)
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
it's one thing to reject a meta analysis, and i'm rarely suprised at that. i'm not a fan in general, as i've seen many break down when you dig in, even in seemingly 'nice' areas like whether medicine x works on
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
We were looking at RLS, various ABAC integrated frameworks (casbin, ..), and zanzibar clones late last year -- * RLS is super appealing. Long-term, the architecture just makes so much more sense than bringing in additional maintenance/
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
WSL2 solved docker for us on windows (except broken opencl), so afaict just OS X now unless you go into major contortions We do both containerized and native for developing one service, but generally docker compose for the composition (vs s
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
Interesting -- the problem may be a misapplication of funnel plots for metaanalysis. I'm not sure what theta is representing and only skimmed the paper, but especially in social scenarios and across social papers, seems unlikely to ass
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
Had this experience w/ vrbo: - support didn't offer to find a new last-minute place for our big group, but they did say they'd cover a new place - basically 0% availability, so only $$$$ places left, and multiply that by a bi
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
My bigger uneasy feeling here is the advertising/marketing world where ROI basics like attribution are highly questionable and bohemeths like Apple & Google are using their $T war chests & monopoly positions to cripple the sale
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by lmeyerov 4y ago
npm ecosystem is a cve & backwards incompatibility nightmare that incurs a huge maintenance treadmill just to stay in place. I've had repeat vacations interrupted by npm, and never pip/conda. Why, I don't know: community,

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