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How to Get Democrats Elected(medium.com)
1 points by peterst28 2y ago|0 comments
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Mastering the Spark UI(docs.databricks.com)
1 points by peterst28 2y ago|1 comments
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by peterst28 2y ago
This is the most user-friendly and approachable guide for the Spark UI out there. Published in the Databricks documentation, the guide shows you how to diagnose common problems via the Spark UI. It takes a practical step-by-step approach t
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by peterst28 5y ago
If you're selling to engineers, it would be an easy transition. In fact, I could probably pretty easily find a job with one of my clients since they see me as an expert in the field. If you're selling to non-engineers it might b
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by peterst28 5y ago
> do you work for an enterprise-focused tech company? I work as a sales engineer for Databricks. As a SWE I had built cloud infrastructure like the equivalent of AWS S3 for the companies I worked for. So the technical nature of the pro
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by peterst28 5y ago
There's plenty you can do, but you have to figure out what appeals to you, the tradeoffs, path, etc. I found that the book "Designing your life" really helped me. It encourages talking to people who are already in different
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by peterst28 6y ago
> I don't think it was the kind of "seed" you're thinking of. That's actually a hilarious interpretation. I hadn't thought of that. :) But it's a pretty formal report so if they meant feces, they woul
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by peterst28 6y ago
That's actually a really interesting link. I see severe escalation that sounds like the result of a poor police response. It started with graffiti and a broken window. More than a week later: "Portland Police were forced to dep
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by peterst28 6y ago
The danger of the protesters is overblown in the service of certain people who want to divide Americans. The division, polarization, and people reaching for guns is far more dangerous than the protests themselves.
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Prsnt: Cloud-based moodboard tool for designers(prsnt.app)
3 points by peterst28 8y ago|0 comments
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by peterst28 9y ago
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