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Show HN: codex-remote-control – Use Claude's Remote Control with Codex Sessions(github.com)
1 points by sahrizv 1mo ago|0 comments
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The future of AI is large scale coordination(coordinatedfutures.substack.com)
2 points by sahrizv 4y ago|0 comments
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by sahrizv 7y ago
Compact Sparse Merkle Trees (CSMT) [1] is an already existing scheme for shorter proofs, which introduces the new CSMT data structure and was also posted on HN a while ago.[2] This[3] is the implementation(in Elixir) of the above paper by
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Silicon Valley to Bonsai Garden – Terraforming Innovation in a Tech First World(twitter.com)
2 points by sahrizv 7y ago|0 comments
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by sahrizv 8y ago
Fair point, but the medium changes the message sometimes. :-) The tweet resonated with a sizeable part of the developer community hence linked here.
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by sahrizv 8y ago
I recently tweeted about these abstractions over abstractions here: https://twitter.com/sahrizv/status/1018184792611827712 Not downplaying the team's effort and the immense utility of this to many companies.
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by sahrizv 9y ago
I think a global style file helps when the same HTML markup is repeated in several parts of your application. However, a component based architecture, by definition represents the reusable HTML markup of your application. Since such a compo
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by sahrizv 9y ago
Agree that's a big way to create more jobs. Currently building for myself, hope to do it for others too in the long run.
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by sahrizv 9y ago
waits restlessly for elixir jobs... :) Seriously, left my decently paying Tech Lead job in Bangalore to take a break and work with Elixir/OTP. Would be nice to see an upward trend in Elixir related remote jobs.
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Ask HN: What are the downsides of Series A funding for the founder?
2 points by sahrizv 10y ago|0 comments
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by sahrizv 10y ago
I think a good way to increase creativity and productivity is to use the right abstractions of thought and craft. Every good(non leaky) abstraction expands the creative envelope further and lends itself to creation of new higher order abst
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by sahrizv 10y ago
Thanks for the heads up. I'll move to Google Apps on the first sign of trouble.
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by sahrizv 10y ago
I set up free email with custom domain on Zoho, yesterday. You can set up to 25 free accounts IIRC.
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by sahrizv 10y ago
Yes, definitely build up a good runway or you'll find yourself negotiating from a position of weakness when you look for a job with urgency. Another thing would be that employer preferences differ with regional factors, so get opinions
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by sahrizv 10y ago
Personal Anecdote: I've been on a planned break since June '16 to build stuff, among other things. I get approached by top Indian startups once a week on average and nobody seems to lose interest when I tell them I'm on a b
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by sahrizv 10y ago
Context: I quit my job in June 2016 to take a break from my career and among other things, build a product end to end. Money has run out now but passion hasn't and I'm close to first launch. I'm in Bangalore so I'm abl
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by sahrizv 10y ago
I found the writeup valuable in terms of provoking deeper thought and discussion. However, I think perhaps the author is mixing up 'both wits' (logical vs emotional thinking) with the two systems thinking from the TFaS book(intuit
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by sahrizv 10y ago
Agree with you. Ability to code and moreover an ability to contribute to the company codebase is something that should be present even at senior levels for a tech focused company. At the same time, IMHO, somebody in a techno-managerial ro
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by sahrizv 10y ago
Submitter here. I have been witnessing the recent rising expectations of being able code irrespective of seniority, especially in younger companies. I have been curious to know HN's take on this. Perhaps this article can provoke some
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Why a Software Architect should be “hands on”(linkedin.com)
3 points by sahrizv 10y ago|3 comments
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by sahrizv 10y ago
I agree with the core insight that we sometimes ignore the risk taking of high achievers while looking at their life in hindsight. However, I would not say with certainty that Newton was pursuing these fields with the mindset of betting on
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by sahrizv 10y ago
Got it. Thanks for taking the time to revisit and answer!
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by sahrizv 10y ago
I'll outline an approach of mine: Step 1: Offload the initial selection task to the hype machine. This gives me a smaller set of candidates to work with. Step 2: Go through the language guides/documentation to understand the core
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by sahrizv 10y ago
Since you seem to measure the difficulty by the odds only(ignoring the sweat/time put in by the entrepreneur), then I'd argue that being a VC is 10x to 100x easier than being a good Powerball (lottery) player. :)
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by sahrizv 10y ago
Agreed on all counts. However, I was more focused on the comparison with building REST APIs in Ruby. I wondered if using Absinthe to wire up all the GraphQL schemas and resolvers was a better experience in itself compared to building APIs
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by sahrizv 10y ago
Thanks for pitching in, jon-wood! Can you elaborate what are the major wins with the GraphQL approach using Absinthe (in contrast to REST) which gives you the "superpower" feeling? This is not a rhetorical question.
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by sahrizv 13y ago
I agree. Thanks for your comments!
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by sahrizv 13y ago
I agree on that. Maybe one of these will fit our sensibilities: "NYPD's actions suggest they can label all mosques as potential terrorism organizations." "NYPD's actions suggest they have a right to secretly or open
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by sahrizv 13y ago
From the original article from Time: http://nation.time.com/2013/08/28/nypd-designates-mosques-as... "NYPD lawyers proposed a new tactic, the TEI, that allowed officers to monitor political or religious
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NYPD: All mosques are terrorism organizations(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
2 points by sahrizv 13y ago|6 comments

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