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by ogarten 4y ago
That is awesome and should be the minimum standard, but even just getting the entire infrastructure set up is something almost all scientists are not willing to do. In my experience, one should be happy if code is version controlled in a pr
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by ogarten 4y ago
I found that "being technical" means different things to different people. In the software world people seem to be referred to as technical when they write software systems not as much as singular scripts. Data science is definite
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by ogarten 4y ago
Awesome question! Thanks for answering that for Japanese. My experience is German and it's the same as in English. Boilerplate bullshit is everywhere. I am too young to remember the real small web but in the early to mid-2000s the web
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by ogarten 4y ago
This is really awesome. As someone who writes simulation code, I am excited to see simulations to become more ubiquitous. For people looking at cloud-based simulations: simscale might be a good start as well.
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by ogarten 4y ago
I thought it was only me, but so much yes. Back/forward is so broken and unusable websites make it even worse. Going back brings you straight to the top which kind of sucks if there is endless scrolling. Websites making it hard or impo
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by ogarten 4y ago
I think this is a really cool idea and I like the simplicity of it! Is there a way to have an endpoint take additional arguments to filter the data. In the case of the dummy CSV I would like to have an option saying "show only records
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by ogarten 4y ago
This sounds interesting but I am not quite sure what exactly it is. I am also not sure how to start developing, because your docs are very early stage and not very helpful. I think you need 1 specific use case that you can show. This would
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by ogarten 4y ago
Just did the same basically half an hour ago and it's a nightmare. It's just for a holding and a holding for a startup and it doesn't even generate any revenue until the startup shares are sold in an exit event. Basically for
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by ogarten 4y ago
"Swipe through the headlines - no need to read the full articles." I mean that's really the problem. Everybody reads headlines and thinks they read the article. Does swiping affect the kind of news that will be displayed to m
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by ogarten 4y ago
notion is great. It gives you the opportunity to structure your knowledge, easily restructure as you grow. It's also possible to do basic project management via kanban boards. It might take a little to set everything up to your needs b
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by ogarten 4y ago
I am a big fan of open source but it's not possible for everyone to disclose their code. Sometimes special resources are needed to run an algorithm (GPU, FPGA, ...) that are not available to everyone. Sometimes code is core IP at a com
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by ogarten 4y ago
The problem is, that it's not only open source but also private repositories on GitHub which aren't open source and might never be.
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by ogarten 4y ago
Thanks for the article. We do not want to prohibit sharing code. You can always share your code. We provide a way to make the functionality implemented in the code available to other without them having to setup their system (install librar
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by ogarten 4y ago
Not right now, but will be added soon. Generally, there are three components (1) a runner This serves the function and waits for incoming jobs. There can be multiple runners serving the same function and they will get "load-balanced&qu
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Show HN: Share compute functions while hiding the implementation(github.com)
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by ogarten 4y ago
I use a tiling window manager and usually have 2 to 4 "spaces" on a 32 inch screen. With pycharm I often split at least two panes vertically sometimes more if necessary. Depending on what I do I also have firefox open on the same
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by ogarten 4y ago
5 years later they still don't sell by the seat. This is really friendly for SMBs and basecamp as a software is really nice for SMBs in general. Some features might not be perfect but in general it's pretty good. One of my first r
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by ogarten 4y ago
laptop OS would definitely be a factor for me. Maybe not a deal breaker if the rest fits. The general tech stack matters to me, but some things are more important than others. The VCS would probably not make me reject the job unless the VCS
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by ogarten 4y ago
That's nice. I am not looking for jobs right now, but definitely saved in case I need it later!
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by ogarten 4y ago
Nice! Most job boards suck for tech jobs. Most remote jobs seem to have some restrictions on the location you are supposed to be in. Would be great if one could see that directly in the listing.
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by ogarten 4y ago
Online marketing is a wide field. The trend goes towards content marketing on the platform of your choice. The platform of your choice: wherever your customers are. Everyone has something to market: themselves. (Follow Justin Welsh (linkedi
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by ogarten 4y ago
Agreed with viraptor on using a license you are comfortable with right from the beginning. The license also determines if your project will be used by companies. It also determines if you could potentially monetize the project later on if y
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by ogarten 4y ago
When I teach a class, I always use pointers to show things on my slides. Jokes aside, what pointers are you talking about? Code? Presentations?
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by ogarten 4y ago
Which linux do you use? I never had much trouble with rolling-release distributions. Sure, every once in a while something breaks but Windows is much worse nowadays.
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by ogarten 4y ago
Well, yes and no I guess. Most of social media obviously glorifies van life and never talks about the dark sides and I guess a lot of people either make a lot of money from their social media accounts or have money anyway. It's likely
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by ogarten 4y ago
Having these communities google searchable is actually a really cool feature. I don't understand why companies create "open" communities (that are mostly dead anyway) and everything talked about in there is not indexed at all
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by ogarten 4y ago
I think this will become even worse in the future. Remote work is really popular with young people and a lot of young people like to travel the world. Before Covid most of them needed to take a sabbatical but now they can keep working their
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by ogarten 4y ago
Looks interesting but very hard to tell how much you really have there. There are a lot of buzzwords, lots of images and videos but there is a severe lack of information. When can I try it? How do I actually try it? "Sign up below for
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by ogarten 4y ago
Almost everyone who's into photography in my bubble is doing analog now. Doesn't come as a surprise to me but still interesting.
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by ogarten 4y ago
YC's startupschool has co-founder matching. Advantage: people there actively look to find a co-founder. Besides that, network. Go to startup events in your community. Go to <insert your favorite tech stack> meetups to find out if

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