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by neutralino1 4y ago
In the current open-source product, yes. But you can also simply use Sematic locally without any infrastructure (`$ sematic start`). In the coming months, we will provide a fully-hosted SaaS offering to save you the hassle of maintaining yo
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by neutralino1 4y ago
That is very true. In our careers we have repeatedly incentivized users to exit Notebooks early on. Of course we understand why Notebooks are so appealing and useful, and we think they have their place in the toolbox (like a Python console
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by neutralino1 4y ago
Indeed, Kubernetes is hardly "light" :D However, it's only required when running pipelines in the cloud. When running locally (`$ sematic start`), nothing else than Python is required. Regarding background, we are folks with
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by neutralino1 4y ago
Absolutely. Software development has many nice CI/CD patterns to generate assets, test, deploy. It enables software engineers to work fast with a safety net and have all pipelines automated. I think ML development is where web developm
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by neutralino1 4y ago
Thanks for your question! Yes, Sematic has a neat feature that can help: Dynamic Graphs. Because Sematic uses simple Python to declare the control and data flow of your graph, you can simply loop over configurations (in your case different
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Launch HN: Sematic (YC S22) – Open-source framework to build ML pipelines faster
121 points by neutralino1 4y ago|47 comments
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A new model for local government(medium.com)
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by neutralino1 11y ago
Most French people love La Vache qui Rit. They don't eat it as adults but it revives memories of their school trip lunches.
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by neutralino1 11y ago
Can we pause the significant other too?
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by neutralino1 13y ago
Maybe I should have mentioned I work in Europe (France). I guess it doesn't change any of your well laid out arguments but it was very refreshing to see how similar things are across the pond. Anyway, I quit today so I'm now up fo
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by neutralino1 13y ago
I have worked for one year as a Product Manager and quit over strategic differences with management.
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by neutralino1 13y ago
Was promised some, still waiting.
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by neutralino1 13y ago
Thank you for your comment. I indeed intend to do that. However, I don't believe in patching up a magical business formula, hypnotising VCs and raising again every other year. I believe in small bootstrapped businesses that take years
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by neutralino1 13y ago
That is true. I am emotionally involved. I could see this as a weakness but I actually take it as a strength. I am a product guy as well and I don't want to be a mercenary. That also means that things take a higher toll on me.
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by neutralino1 13y ago
That is a good assessment of the situation :-)
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by neutralino1 13y ago
That's a very inspiring reply, thank you :-)
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by neutralino1 13y ago
Thank you for your comment. You are probably correct but I find it a sad take on professional life. I hope I can prove you wrong :-)
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by neutralino1 13y ago
Haha thank you for your reply. I have tried freelance already and I didn't really like it. I would rather work in a team for a single company/project. You are correct about talking to others. Yet, even if I have been fairly well t
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by neutralino1 13y ago
Thank you for your reply. I may indeed have been to long to show my concern. You are correct. However, in my mental process, I have tried many times to show empathy towards management, placing myself in their shoes and trying to realise the
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by neutralino1 13y ago
Thank you for your reply. I don't actually feel bad for the company, I am just starting to wonder if the problem is me or them ;-)
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by neutralino1 13y ago
Thank you for your reply. I am 30 and indeed, we seem to have different work expectations than our fathers. I am probably too easy to work with. I take care of loose ends, make it easy for people to achieve their goal, polish sharp corners
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by neutralino1 13y ago
I'm not really talking about long hours. I've always been happy doing my 45/50h a week. I don't complain about that. Rather about transparency, clear vision and accountability.
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by neutralino1 13y ago
Thank you for your comment. I have a very active life outside. I just wish I could subscribe to a project for longer than a couple of years.
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Ask HN: Is it me or ...?
465 points by neutralino1 13y ago|256 comments
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by neutralino1 13y ago
I run http://releas.io . It generates download cards for physical music releases (typically vinyl). It yields around 400€ per month but I don't do any biz dev. I don't think it's a viable project (beyond a side-pro