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by vicpara 2mo ago
Dablam | BDR | NY and London | ONSITE (2 days/week) or REMOTE within NY State or UK | Full-time | Must be US or UK work-authorized (no visa sponsorship) Dablam is an AI-native reputation intelligence firm. We help corporations shape ho
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by vicpara 2mo ago
There are a lot of technical details that have not been disclosed. No proper post-mortem. There are a few facts that seem dodgy from the get go. - stolen credentials Why would there be stolen credentials in a sandbox? How can the model ste
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The Age when ideas are the new Selection Pressures(vicpara.substack.com)
2 points by vicpara 2mo ago|0 comments
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by vicpara 5mo ago
Location: NYC Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No I do bespoke clustering for data sets small or big (> Tb): images, text, sound, time-series, code. Most clustering methods break down when the data gets messy—overlapping groups, spherica
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by vicpara 5mo ago
Dablam | BDR engineer | Remote or on-site in NYC or London, UK| full-time or part-time Dablam is a reputation management company that works with top companies to shape their communication, product stories and their impact in the real world.
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by vicpara 8mo ago
A lot of websites have robots.txt and sitemap.xml protected by cloudflare if you can imagine that. That's crazy.
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by vicpara 9mo ago
Pretty cool. How do they get charged?
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Small language models review. SLMs on incremental intelligence(agentherbie.com)
1 points by vicpara 11mo ago|0 comments
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Small LLMs getting deployed in offline, air-gapped enterprise applications(agentherbie.com)
1 points by vicpara 1y ago|0 comments
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by vicpara 1y ago
Broadn Inc | https://www.broadn.io | Founding engineer | NYC - USA | Full-time | ONSITE in NYC - US persons only | Full-stack | Broadn is an early-stage company. We work with USA manufacturers to help them accelerate the configu
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by vicpara 1y ago
Broadn inc | broadn.io | part-time devops | Contract | Remote We are hiring a DevOps to deploy and monitor an app in AWS GovCloud. US persons from US territory only please. 5-10 years managing cloud infra / cicd / security /
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by vicpara 2y ago
broadn | Full-Stack Engineer | Typescript+Javascript + Nodejs | ONSITE in NYC,US | Fulltime broadn (broadn.io) is an AI-native CPQ (Configure, Price, Quote) platform that helps manufacturers, suppliers, and distributors create quotes and RF
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by vicpara 2y ago
Once I get the O1 visa, what paths are available to aim for a green card? If the company with which I applied for O1 goes bankrupt what happens to my visa status?
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by vicpara 3y ago
We are a small startup, 12 strong. Our reason for going all in with GCP was the k8s. We've been using GCP for 2+ years. The trouble we have is with stability and so many of the features being constantly rolled out. Our experience was
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by vicpara 3y ago
Just moved our infra from GCP to AWS. Kubernetes clusters, LB, storage, lambdas, KMS and all of it. Google runs their tech stack as if it's a startup that builds their CV. Everything is immature, tons of hacks, undocumented features. I
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by vicpara 4y ago
Why on earth they had to invent a new language with another crazy syntax that reinvents everything? With such an incredible team at MSR that did everything from new languages and compilers, couldn't they have know better?
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by vicpara 4y ago
Podcasts become very conversational which make it pleasant to listen to. Long chats reduce the signal to noise ratio and waste listeners' time. The Lenny's podcast semantic search gives me the chance to find only the 'filet m
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by vicpara 5y ago
We'll find out in 90+ years what really happened when the documents get unclassified. This line of thinking wasn't yet authorised by the US government so it must be fake news until approved.
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by vicpara 5y ago
I didn't use named pipes since 2010 but last time I checked named pipes are great for Inter Process Communication on the same machine. Great in terms of performance and access to a standard interface. WCF can be configured to use named
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by vicpara 5y ago
This seems indeed the key to most sales, almost regardless of what the product does (to some extent). Talking to the right people internally, showing how they can make more money and save time. Getting there thought might take quite a whil
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by vicpara 5y ago
Yes, you are absolutely right. In the same time, you cannot go wrong with selling to 10 clients if this is something withing the reach. In the same time this can be very strenuous when you run on small budget and the runway is within sight.
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by vicpara 5y ago
Yes indeed. This seems the only solution that emerged from everything I tried and I wondered if I'm doing something wrong. These 10 clients, are also the ones that are going to allow me to raise capital from a VC. It's quite bruta
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Ask HN: As a new SaaS business, how do you find your first 10 paying clients?
39 points by vicpara 5y ago|16 comments
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by vicpara 5y ago
Thank you.
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Ask HN: How do startups get their first customers?
1 points by vicpara 5y ago|2 comments
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by vicpara 6y ago
JSON is mostly for machines not people. When needed, developers format their json in their code editor of choice or bash.
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by vicpara 6y ago
So what? Why is this important?
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by vicpara 6y ago
It is also very educative to read the AES selection methodology for the best symmetric encryption algorithm. Multiple criteria were used to find a good compromise between security margin and implementation convenience. What is also a curiou
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by vicpara 6y ago
Another typical US approach to public opinion: cleanse the news channel of annoying opinion bearers instead of educating the masses to apply critical thinking and getting them acquainted with a larger spectrum of ideas. How funny to have th
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by vicpara 6y ago
What a typical American law and counter response. As an European is fascinating and mind numbing how much you guys are squezeeing the ones in need through crazy lobbying and sophisticated mechanisms. You keep inventing new ways of paying pe

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