codesuki

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by codesuki 8y ago
Just had a look. Still only in Japanese: https://www.cyberagent.co.jp/careers/professional/jobs3/cont... Culture info (English): https://www.cyberagent.co.jp/en/way/culture/
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by codesuki 8y ago
You could probably get more where I work (CyberAgent) or similar places like Line, Mercari. Applying is free :)
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by codesuki 8y ago
In case you stay in Japan contact me. Where I work it's no problem to take several weeks off. Otherwise we have a good work climate, too.
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by codesuki 8y ago
Where do you work at?
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by codesuki 8y ago
> Should shared libraries be in different repos, or should you put everything in a single repo? How do you deal with versioning? What happens if one app wants version 1 of the library and another app wants version 2? How do you deal with
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by codesuki 8y ago
We are using a similar setup. K8s, Bazel, Go, Java (Android), Swift (iOS), Typescript. Everything with gRPC. I really like Bazel because it makes working with Protobuf so much cleaner (at least in theory) and allows us to have one build sy
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by codesuki 9y ago
Could you give a more complete example of how that works? I had a look at the `go/ast` package but couldn't find anything.
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by codesuki 9y ago
Thanks! So, would you say the future for recommendation is deep learning? While I am not opposed to it, I find it very opaque.
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by codesuki 9y ago
Can you share any ideas on how you would implement a new recommender these days? Any papers you like? I am trying to learn more about this topic, but good information is hard to come by. The best resources I found so far are presentations f
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by codesuki 9y ago
I am converting my proto to typescript with https://github.com/improbable-eng/grpc-web and until recently also used their go server library. That meant my grpc servers were listening on 2 ports, gRPC and gRPC-web. I si
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Show HN: My friend made an android library to make in-app billing easier(github.com)
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by codesuki 9y ago
Sorry to turn this into a different direction but I wanted to ask you about packaging + deployment. I am about to try using helm for packaging my Kubernetes configs to make use of its templating. Being able to include Kubernetes changes in
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by codesuki 9y ago
Yes, I noticed that that's why I said if you live the Japanese way you can save some money. So I am aware. Maybe I should rephrase that? The beer is almost 8-10x more expensive compared to where I come from though. You are right that
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by codesuki 9y ago
Yes, you can eat cheap ramen. But do you want to eat cheap ramen every day? Most supermarkets in Tokyo are expensive. Want some Zucchini? Pay 200 yen for a tiny one. Want an apple? Pay up to 350 yen for one. Want a beer? Pay 300 yen for 0.3
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by codesuki 10y ago
Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
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by codesuki 10y ago
Do you have recommendations for resources about this topic? I would like to learn more about it but most of what I read until now were superficial introductions, word definitions... Could you exemplify what you mean by: `problems that shoul
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Ask HN: Is there an IRC server or a Slack community for ML/Recommender Systems?
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Show HN: Reverse proxy for AWS ECS to make containers accessible by subdomains(github.com)
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by codesuki 10y ago
Thanks for the reply! Filled out the survey. Although I mistook the 'what are you looking for' and only chose one option, because right after the 'ok' (or similar) button popped up and I went to the next thing.
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by codesuki 10y ago
Would be great to know more details about this as WhitneyLand already said. Like are there ways to contribute/join if you live in another country? Are they committed long term to do something or is this just PR? I don't have as m
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by codesuki 11y ago
Nice article! I totally agree with the iterated approach to optimization (and refactoring). Since I am casually playing LoL I hope you will make it better and better ;) Talking about optimization, I always wonder why some people have those
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by codesuki 11y ago
Try to use React without anything just to get a feel for it and then you will find out by yourself what it needed to make it work and what are its good and bad points. Working with big frameworks is too opaque and you are restricted to do w
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by codesuki 11y ago
I really like Flux because the one directional flow makes it really simple to reason about the code. But when I saw the dispatcher and all those switch case statements that's where they lost me. So I built this minimal flux library on
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by codesuki 11y ago
Hey, shameless plug but in case you need react integration maybe have a look at my project. https://github.com/codesuki/react-d3-components I am using that for a dashboard and fixing the problems as they come. I'l