davidglauber

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by davidglauber 10y ago
Yes. It's a visual composer that allows you to drag and drop components and deploy your skill with no code.
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by davidglauber 10y ago
Looking to build our own skills (apps) for Alexa, my good friend and I started playing with AWS. We are excited about vocal interfaces but Amazon's way of building one was too complex. After hacking 3 skills we'd had it. Too many
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Show HN: Build a skill for Alexa in 5 minutes(skillrobot.ai)
4 points by davidglauber 10y ago|3 comments
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by davidglauber 11y ago
This is awesome. Totally trying this out. Thank you for sharing.
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Landing a Google internship in 6 months(medium.com)
2 points by davidglauber 11y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Pramp – Practice Live Coding Interviews(pramp.com)
1 points by davidglauber 11y ago|0 comments
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by davidglauber 11y ago
I like it. Can I send a postcard out of the US? Also, how didn't something like this exist before?
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by davidglauber 11y ago
Yes. We consider that when pairing you to your peers to make sure that you are both a fit for each other.
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by davidglauber 11y ago
I like it. The post quiz analysis is a nice tool for self reflection. Wish I had that few years ago on my previous job :)
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by davidglauber 11y ago
Thanks! Practice interviews on Pramp are bi-directional. Every user is both an interviewee and an interviewer on each interview. We oversee the process by matching between likeminded peers with similar skills, background and abilities and b
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by davidglauber 11y ago
Peer practice isn't professional coaching, but we think you don't really need a pro to prep well. You just need the right practice buddy and good prep materials. We pair you up against someone similar to you and provide full prep
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by davidglauber 11y ago
Hey HN, one of the co-founders of Pramp here. We're a free peer-2-peer practice platform for coding interviews. It's like online dating for technical interviews. After a few years of coding interviews, my friend and I noticed we a
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Show HN: Had nowhere to practice coding interviews, so we built Pramp(pramp.com)
29 points by davidglauber 11y ago|8 comments
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by davidglauber 11y ago
here you go
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by davidglauber 11y ago
Hey HN! One of the co-founders of Pramp here. We're a free peer-2-peer practice platform for coding interviews. From our own interviews we realized how important live practice is, while good practice buddies are hard to find. Our syste
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by davidglauber 11y ago
One of the co-founders of Pramp here. We're a free peer-2-peer practice platform for coding interviews. From our own interviews we realized how important live practice is, while good practice buddies are hard to find. Our system pairs
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A Bowling Ball and a Feather Falling in a Vacuum: Which Falls Faster?(iflscience.com)
2 points by davidglauber 11y ago|0 comments
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by davidglauber 11y ago
Well written! Thank you Jessica for sharing your thoughts. My personal note on rejections: When I decided to step up and found, I've made a decision to stop asking for permission from others and build something by myself. I remind myse
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by davidglauber 11y ago
First of all, get an upvote for taking the effort to try and make it better for those whom you lay off. I've never been laid off from a real job, just from a temp one where the owner was a jerk. Few things I can think of: 1) Try, with
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by davidglauber 11y ago
What is it different form AirPair besides the Git pedigree & GitHub integration?
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by davidglauber 11y ago
Hey csthrow42, Can I follow up with you in person? Got a related questions to ask. Here's my email: davidglbr@gmail.com
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by davidglauber 12y ago
LOL. Awesome story. I guess that if he wanted the job he would have used other ways to verity his email from Google.
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by davidglauber 12y ago
I'm not related to YC in any way, just an applicant like you. I'm a US applicant, even-though I'm an immigrant and wasn't born here. I'll try to answer some of your questions from common knowledge + my understanding