ubukhary

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by ubukhary 2y ago
Start with the customer and work backward. Focus on controllable input metrics like size availability....
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Why did I leave IT services? and why I do not regret it(asanverse.com)
2 points by ubukhary 2y ago|0 comments
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by ubukhary 4y ago
I want to be honest, everyone is different and has different context.
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Technical Expertise Isn't Enough: How to Become a High-Leveraged Engineer(asanverse.com)
1 points by ubukhary 4y ago|3 comments
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by ubukhary 4y ago
To truly excel, you need additional three key attributes: great communication skills, business sense, and domain understanding. This worked for me and may work for you as well.
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by ubukhary 4y ago
question is who misused the twitter the most, its not who is the cult or not.
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by ubukhary 4y ago
its interesting to see supporter of the previous govt who silenced most of the journalists and activists from twitter with heavy handed law enforcement tactics, now claiming to be a freedom of speech proponent For those who do not know, PTI
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Story telling for technical presales engineers(asanverse.com)
1 points by ubukhary 4y ago|1 comments
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by ubukhary 4y ago
How engineers can become great at sales
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A profit growth framework for IT services firms(asanverse.com)
1 points by ubukhary 5y ago|0 comments
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by ubukhary 5y ago
This was practiced in Muslim world as well. We have a mid night prayer called tahajjud.
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by ubukhary 5y ago
With AWS sagemaker like services MLops is also getting easier. Yes data engineering still requires significant work. I personally think people with business and technical sense will remain relevant. business sense -> understand or iden
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by ubukhary 5y ago
It appears data scientists copy the most, which implies the one who automates others' work will get automated out sooner than we all think. What data scientists should learn to stay relevant in the next 3-5 years?