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by mushufasa 2y ago
yes that's what i'm thinking about.
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by mushufasa 2y ago
Hi Burak, thanks for posting! We're looking for a tool in this space and i'll take a look. Does Bruin support specifying and visualizing DAGs? I didn't see that in the documentation via a quick look, but I thought to ask beca
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by mushufasa 2y ago
If you are making money from payment for order flow (based on transactions) with a direct indexing strategy, you may be incentivized to encourage customers to rebalance more frequently than they might otherwise in order to accrue fees from
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by mushufasa 2y ago
what's the current status of using cuda on non-gpu chips? IIRC that was one of the original goals of geohot's tinybox project, though I'm not sure exactly where that evolved
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by mushufasa 2y ago
some other method of collection where you can hav eknown trust of the files contributed, some method of 'registering' a submission to create trust,
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by mushufasa 2y ago
there's been several attacks recently where a bad actor takes over a repo where the original maintainer wants to take a step back, then launch a supply chain attack. in recent cases, the attack came from obfuscated binary files in the
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by mushufasa 2y ago
> The databases used in TeaTime are GitHub repositories tagged with the teatime-database topic, which are published on GitHub Pages. Couldn't this be a security issue, for a bad actors to use this tag?
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by mushufasa 2y ago
If it's good, then why not just fork it when (if) the license changes? It is 3-clause BSD. In fact, what's stopping the pandas library from incorporating fireducks code into the mainline branch? pandas itself is BSD.
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by mushufasa 2y ago
zulip is like a version of slack but designed for evergreen communication
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by mushufasa 2y ago
1. gather.town 2. Zulip (nuances of design much better than other chat systems for remote work specifically) 3. the 'latent energy' is going to be lower when people aren't eating lunch together and rubbing shoulders. you hav
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by mushufasa 2y ago
in theory yes. in practice... google docs and libreoffice still have formating and vcs compatibility issues. To an amateur it looks fine because both systems claim to support docx and will open/write files. To someone who deals with a
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by mushufasa 2y ago
I remember a post on here a few years ago about someone who had tried doing this and failed. I don't remember the details but you may be able to find it if you search well. My recollection of his takeaway was that lawyers actually didn
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by mushufasa 2y ago
how they describe what they want to work on and their experience, looking at their personal projects to see if any attention was paid to design, what they do with our take home exercise... it's really not actually hard to sift. most en
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by mushufasa 2y ago
I asked professional recruiters about hiring for this role and they told me the same thing as our engineers: that I'm searching for a unicorn that barely exists, and they didn't feel confident in being able to deliver a candidate
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by mushufasa 2y ago
I'd like to engage in the discussion the article raises about why teams don't hire for this role. So, I have actually tried to hire for this role. Multiple times. The reality is that I got an order of magnitude fewer applications
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by mushufasa 2y ago
How does this compare to cursor composer?
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by mushufasa 2y ago
>I didn't make any claims other than saying that in my circles I see some of my friends and colleagues have trouble making it by on $70k. I'm not sure how you would be able to tell me that I'm wrong about that. Okay, then
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by mushufasa 2y ago
"It’s not really ok for standard employees to live that way." The majority of standard employees live this way, or with less.
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by mushufasa 2y ago
Nah this is just false. I'm a founder and pay myself less than our employees, 70k does just fine. I define just fine as 'enough so you don't have to be distracted by coupon clipping for daily necessities, and can still travel
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by mushufasa 2y ago
Qualcomm is known for having a particularly aggressive & hardball-style legal department to enforce its patents on core telecom IP. I believe the most likely outcome is they just settle the dispute here. Arm fighting hardball with hardb
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by mushufasa 2y ago
anything involving complicated formulas and macros can run a lot slower on the macOS versions of excel compared to the windows versions even using comparable hardware. I had to run a bunch of VBA code for an economic model for my thesis and
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by mushufasa 2y ago
things like these may individually be Very Good Ideas. That said, no organization goes through all of these little practices for onboarding every single new person. And when a firm has a Policy it just sits somewhere and people don't r
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by mushufasa 2y ago
1. this is really cool, i was looking for something like this last fall when i was choosing a recurring subscription for powder 2. I ended up buying a brand that was highly rated and includes some flavoring and vitamins. I love it! It actua
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by mushufasa 2y ago
While Amazon may have the administrative capacity for handling the filings, that doesn't address the tax revenue politics + considerations (which i didn't write much about in my earlier comment). The issue of state tax breaks was
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by mushufasa 2y ago
Basically, for those who aren't living this, the physical address is mostly a liability thing. Insurance expect to be able to (imagine worst case scenario) walk into an office and blame / seize assets / arrest people if thing
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by mushufasa 2y ago
is this your startup? I'd love to chat about what you've found work. we're in the intersection of fintech / wealth (which overlaps with insurance). I've gotten by just fine for the past few years but we are starting
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by mushufasa 2y ago
> We have this capability so why not do it? sortof yes, sortof no. Aside from all the conversation about work culture, state taxes are a big barrier to fully remote work. States hate losing tax revenue. Notoriously, it is easier to regis
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by mushufasa 2y ago
yep it pretty much works this way in practice. can confirm.
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by mushufasa 2y ago
The main reason we shy away from R for production apps is all the silent errors where things seem to succeed while being horribly wrong if you take a look. Typing would certainly help mitigate that.
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by mushufasa 2y ago
Would Django's concept of an 'app' fit your definition of modular monoliths? https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/5.1/ref/applications/ In a nutshell, each django project is an 'app&#x27

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