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Supabase Is Down
(status.supabase.com)
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emrekzd
7mo ago
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emrekzd
9mo ago
This is very cool and makes me smile because I used to use a simplified version of this as a take home project in engineering interviews. One usecase I find particularly interesting is predictions. People often predict the future like “in 2
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emrekzd
2y ago
Thanks for the comment! Our approach has been very much depth-first rather than breadth-first. We’re laser-focused on the private credit industry for now and plan to stick with B2B for the foreseeable future. The biggest takeaway for us whi
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Building Arc Intelligence: Agentic AI for Complex Financial Analysis
(joinarc.com)
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emrekzd
2y ago
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emrekzd
4y ago
not sure if I'm understanding what you are comparing with. what is your alternative? if we are taking authz as a need in your org and also a single point of failure for your entire services (as you said in your comment), are you sugges
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emrekzd
4y ago
Unlike Plaid, Finicity and Yodlee have direct integrations with some banks. Example: Silicon Valley Bank has direct integration with Finicity. SVB through Plaid breaks quickly (because they require some weird 2fa policy). Let me know if I&#
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emrekzd
5y ago
I hope you find extra motivation from the extreme contraints you forced on yourself in the longer term. Making yourself live on 24k in NYC is not a good idea. Publicly sharing that is an even worse idea. I’d be surprised if this gave a pos
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emrekzd
5y ago
If I have to make a guess it’s much more likely that their deep learning algorithms learned nudity is more engaging (without them using that as a feature). This obviously doesn’t mean the platform isn’t responsible. I agree we need to have
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emrekzd
6y ago
Perhaps the author is in an alternate universe. Unlike what the author thinks linkedin revenue isn't largely fueled by recruiter business. It is driven by where he thinks they are weak: linkedin marketing solutions, or in friendlier wo
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LinkedIn’s AI generates candidate screening questions from job postings
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emrekzd
6y ago
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emrekzd
7y ago
My focus is on hiring marketplaces, and ensuring equal opportunity is one of the most important challenges in building an efficient marketplace. I am also a strong believer that diversity is the bridge to equal opportunity. I will be sharin
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emrekzd
7y ago
How would you feel if you opened a program and the program started to check your file system to see what other programs you had installed? Not true. You definitely figured out how to market your scraper by lying. Nice job!
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emrekzd
8y ago
You can't generalize but most often that is the case. Having said that I'm surprised nobody brought up maybe the most important factor: sunk investments. If you have a brand name and credibility at stake, if you have customer liab
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emrekzd
9y ago
And in your investor deck you "promised" your VC investors there is a potential for huge monetary return in this. That's what the VCs will look at anyways. Side benefit to community? nice to have but who cares.
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emrekzd
9y ago
Not sure about wine glasses but universities have at least 7 times more incentive to publish BS papers these days. >> "These days, the average British pour of wine is 250 milliliters". According to data collected from dive b
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emrekzd
9y ago
The term "Web 2.0" is an unfortunate choice and as a consequence it has been rarely used correctly. Funny enough I've been to a Web 2.0 Conference about 10 years ago where almost every speaker used it incorrectly. Web 2.0 has
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emrekzd
9y ago
> all these annoyances can easily be avoided by choosing the right browser. The right browser == non-graphical browser. Good joke. You can achieve the same by installing a simple browser extension for managing cookies & randomizing b
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emrekzd
9y ago
> Uber, AirBnb, Snapchat, Dropbox, etc will all crumble. None of these companies are anything special. Lol. Please share some of your wisdom with us. Leaving aside taxi companies like Uber and useless things like Airbnb, can you tell us
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emrekzd
9y ago
You "need" to make $1.5M/year for "similar" lifestyle. Maybe you should either reconsider your lifestyle or your math skills. note: I made the assumption you didn't move to a village in a 3rd world country.
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emrekzd
10y ago
In December 2015 I received an e-mail with the following subject line from AWS, around 4 am in the morning: "Amazon EC2 Instance scheduled for retirement" When I checked the logs it was clear the hardware failed 30 mins before the
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emrekzd
10y ago
Perhaps because her name would be indexed by the search engines as this story is shared thousands of times? Would you like the #1 search result for your name to be a sexual harassment story?
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emrekzd
10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tacit_knowledge Humans transfer knowledge most effectively when they are communicating in person. Of course this does not mean you will achieve the highest productivity in an office by put
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emrekzd
10y ago
There is no evidence of hacking here. U.S. Intelligence community is losing serious credibility _probably_ due to Obama administration's pressure. Claiming RT (A Russian News Source) manipulated the elections through their coverage is
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emrekzd
10y ago
I disagree with your main argument. Uber is buying growth, and it is buying growth that yields network effects. I live in the Bay Area and yes uber prices have been ridiculously low and they stayed the same for long. However one thing chang
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emrekzd
10y ago
Hilarious. This is where the "report as spam" button comes in.
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emrekzd
10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glicko_rating_system
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emrekzd
10y ago
Very cool. I'm wondering how you guys apply Glicko to this domain when all questions test different subjects.
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emrekzd
10y ago
Lol. Please. Let's avoid a discussion about how a useless site could be built better.
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emrekzd
11y ago
No. One engineer built it in two days.
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emrekzd
11y ago
I don't think I've learned anything from this article. It's interesting how quickly the keywords pick up on HN (Uber and Go). More than 3 years ago we've implemented a reverse geocoder web-service that indexed complete C
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