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by eisokant 2mo ago
"What we've done in this model is not necessarily add more intelligence, but improve the behaviors that lead to a more capable model: more verification, less taking things for granted, not declaring victory early, and being more p
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by eisokant 4y ago
I see a lot of negativity on this post, I just wanted to say, "way to go!". Building and finally launching is an amazing achievement on its own.
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Git is a purely functional data structure (2013)(blog.jayway.com)
227 points by eisokant 9y ago|97 comments
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by eisokant 9y ago
@RangerScience could I ask you to reach out to me. Would like to discuss something via email.
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ReviewDog – Automatic inline GitHub code reviews(github.com)
2 points by eisokant 10y ago|0 comments
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Topic Modeling of GitHub Repositories(blog.sourced.tech)
2 points by eisokant 10y ago|0 comments
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Setting Up Google Cloud Dataproc with Jupyter and Python 3(blog.sourced.tech)
6 points by eisokant 10y ago|0 comments
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Steve Cohen Bets $250M on Firm That Uses Algorithms(mobile.nytimes.com)
2 points by eisokant 10y ago|0 comments
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by eisokant 10y ago
Having gotten to know Andrew a bit over the last few months, I can wholeheartedly say that he cares a lot about the open source community. DependencyCI and Libraries.io are labours of love and craftsmanship!
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Fun with GitHub repositories statistics(blog.sourced.tech)
6 points by eisokant 10y ago|4 comments
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by eisokant 10y ago
If this is an area of interest to work in professionally, send me an email. We're looking at a lot of the same things.
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100 Awesome Women in the Open-Source Community You Should Know(blog.sourced.tech)
34 points by eisokant 10y ago|5 comments
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Python Dependency Analysis(kgullikson88.github.io)
3 points by eisokant 11y ago|0 comments
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How Git Blame Works(blog.sourced.tech)
2 points by eisokant 11y ago|0 comments
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by eisokant 11y ago
Our analysis of code is algorithmically (hence we created go-git, to analyse every git repository on the web). We're doing some cool things here, everything from feature engineered models based on extracting attributes from code to tur
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by eisokant 11y ago
Hey Toni, Founder of source{d} here. First of all my apologies for the bad experience. This should have not happened. We're a team of developers ourselves (no recruiters) working on making sure that these kind of situations don't
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by eisokant 11y ago
Hi Gustav! It is, all though these days we're named source{d}. We're working on some very cool visualisations to release later this year that allow you to dig in on all of the insights we've learned from your code. Right now
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by eisokant 11y ago
I think HackerRank is a great platform for challenges but I personally believe it only shows a small part of your skill set. I am a developer myself but also have hired a lot of engineers in my career. I believe that looking at existing pro
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Should we fear the growth of Chinese telecoms company Huawei? (2013)(bbc.com)
1 points by eisokant 11y ago|0 comments
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by eisokant 12y ago
Resubmitted because I have no clue why this is being killed. It is a genuine post, I've been a member for over 6 years and want to share and get feedback from the community. Nothing spammy or shady going on here.
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Show HN: Tyba – 250 Startups in Europe (built over last 5 months)(tyba.com)
9 points by eisokant 12y ago|2 comments
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Looking for a startup job? 250 startups visited(thenextweb.com)
7 points by eisokant 12y ago|0 comments
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by eisokant 12y ago
Hey everyone, I've been a proud member of HN for over 6 years and am happy to get to post a Show HN again (has been 780 days since the last one). This is the second attempt to post today (the last attempt was marked as duplicate post a
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by eisokant 12y ago
Hey everyone! I've been on YC HN for over 6 years now and feel free proud to be able to show what we've been working on for the last 5 months. We built a complete product from scratch and we visited over 250 startups in Europe wit
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[Funny] The robot that instantly generates billion dollar startups(jackbot9000.com)
2 points by eisokant 13y ago|0 comments
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by eisokant 14y ago
Madrid, Spain Full-time in Madrid Looking For Brilliant & Passionate Web Developers Tyba ( http://tyba.com ) is giving junior talent a professional identity and changing the way companies recruit. We have as a mission to advance the car
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So You Want To Work For a Start-up?(tybablog.com)
1 points by eisokant 14y ago|0 comments
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by eisokant 14y ago
Web developer for Tyba in Madrid, Spain (www.tyba.com) (EU only) Job description: Do you think CVs are outdated and LinkedIn doesn't do a good job at presenting yourself professionally online? We do! At Tyba we have launched in March a webs
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by eisokant 14y ago
Thank you for the kind words. I completely agree, we are constantly working on bringing new features out and one of the upcoming ones (end of next week) will be what we call the "expanded work module" where users upload more types of conten
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by eisokant 14y ago
We make sure we follow sound SEO techniques. Most Tyba sites rank on the first page of Google for the users name within days and often go up to the first result within weeks (since they have more unique content then for instance an About.me

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