oncethere

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Sharable Data Analyses Using Templates(narrator.ai)
2 points by oncethere 5y ago|0 comments
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by oncethere 5y ago
Interesting. Not sure I'd ever use it, but I wonder what the story is behind the data warehouses all having it but not postgres. Must be only used for data type queries.
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by oncethere 5y ago
Is it hard in practice to figure out who the anonymous ids are? I'm used to just having Segment identify calls.
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by oncethere 5y ago
Thanks for the pointer to the article! Yeah, that's a good point. The PM is sometimes pretty constrained by the business. Maybe it's just a grass is greener thing. Have you been anywhere where the eng team had some say in what the
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by oncethere 5y ago
Haha. Yes, I do that potentially a bit too much. It always feels like pulling teeth -- like the official process doesn't have room for that kind of back and forth. For example, in scrum, the product owner is meant to have that conversa
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by oncethere 5y ago
Does anyone else feel this way? Curious about your experience and what works for you. I know lots of engineers that are super happy working against solid requirements.
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Ask HN: What to do as a software engineer that cares more about what to build?
22 points by oncethere 5y ago|22 comments
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by oncethere 5y ago
I agree that the math is very poor for early employees. I went through the best case scenario and it still wasn't worth it. I joined a startup just after their series A. I was offered what they said was a lot of equity (1/2000 of
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by oncethere 5y ago
It's interesting to see how PG can be configured, but why not just use a real warehouse like Snowflake? Also, do you have any numbers on how PG performs once it's configured?
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by oncethere 5y ago
YC is probably the easiest way to get VCs to notice you. But given how selective it is, that could be tougher than traction. Maybe throwing out a third then -- get people in your network to introduce you to VCs. Also hard, but startups just