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by itajaja 4d ago
> it is literally a core part of a CEO's responsibilities to represent the corporation they manage in a way that benefits the corporation. not really. if you really want to go by definition in the book and apply it the CEO role, Amo
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YouTube channel with 1M stackoverflow Q&As(youtube.fandom.com)
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Show HN: GraphQL Explorer – Autogenerate UI from a GraphQL schema(4catalyzer.github.io)
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Show HN: Hopi - Use pandas and any other Python library in Node.js(github.com)
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Show HN: Hopi – an experiment to run Python code seamlessly from node(github.com)
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by itajaja 7y ago
android is currently under development
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by itajaja 7y ago
Yes you are right, except for the fact that this probe uses a silicon chip instead of a piezoeletric ceramic transducer, and that's exactly the reason why it costs 2000 dollars.
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by itajaja 9y ago
Butterfly Network | Senior Cloud Engineer | NYC | Full Time, Onsite We just unveiled our first product[1][2][3] and We are looking to expand our team of engineers. For our cloud team, we are looking for the following skills: - track record
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by itajaja 9y ago
Engineer at Butterfly Network here, very excited to see interest on HN. As you can imagine, we are hiring, there are a lot of very interesting open opportunities https://careers.smartrecruiters.com/4Catalyzer
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by itajaja 9y ago
Butterfly Network | Cloud Engineer | NYC, NY | ONSITE At Butterfly Network we are building a device that will make medical imaging accessible to everyone in the world. It’s a breakthrough that will save millions of lives. As a full-stack cl
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by itajaja 9y ago
4Catalyzer/Butterfly | Sr Full Stack Engineer | NYC | ONSITE | Full Time At 4Catalyzer we work with different startups that aim at reshaping the status quo of medicine, especially through devices, deep learning/AI, and cloud based
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by itajaja 10y ago
Butterfly Network | New York City or Guilford, CT | Full Stack Engineer We're a team of world-class scientists and engineers working to build the next generation of low-cost, ultraportable medical imaging devices to really change how m
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by itajaja 10y ago
Butterfly Network | New York City or Guilford, CT | Full Stack Engineer, Mobile Developer (React Native) We're a team of world-class scientists and engineers working to build the next generation of low-cost, ultraportable medical imagi
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by itajaja 10y ago
Very true. Our builds are very slow, and they could be much faster if docker caching worked properly. Seems like these issues will be solved soon with the next major release of the platform. Let's hope
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by itajaja 10y ago
just for curiosity, what do you use for creating a k8s cluster on aws? Do you use any of the available open source tools like kube-up, coreOS on aws, kops, etc? And if I decide to stop using distelly and preserve the cluster created, will I
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by itajaja 10y ago
But that option requests a Key Name. What that key would be? there is no arn identifying a kubernetes cluster on aws. It also requires aws credentials, but if distelli manages the kubernetes cluster, you can't do much with the aws cred
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by itajaja 10y ago
hi @kt9, in the kubernetes dashboard, when adding an existing cluster, under "Select a Provider" there is AWS. that means that it also support ECS? I am not aware of AWS supporting kubernetes directly. I have a k8s cluster running
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by itajaja 10y ago
our strategy is to have two dockerfiles for each repo. The main Dockerfile and a Dockerfile-test, that builds FROM the main one and contains the test dependencies. during CI we first build from the main Dockerfile and then from the second o
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by itajaja 10y ago
Same question. Hopefully they are going to extend it soon, I see no reason why bikes are left out
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Clive Wearing(en.wikipedia.org)
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by itajaja 10y ago
The plugin author should definitely be blamed for this. But I think that the root problem is with the `teacher` npm package. An issue[0] was also opened just 6 days ago raising doubts about using http. [0] https://github.com&#x2F
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by itajaja 11y ago
We use dumb-init[1] to handle containers with multiple processes when it's necessary. [1] https://github.com/Yelp/dumb-init
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by itajaja 11y ago
Shamelss plug: We are using flask-resty [1] for our microservices and it's awesome. it uses sqlalchemy and marshmallow and the resulting code is very terse and declarative. [1] https://github.com/4Catalyzer/flask-r
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by itajaja 11y ago
That's true, but even not updating such part is a symptom. I don't want to compare different ecosystems and culture, and I am very excited to starting to learn python overall, but you hardly see such things in a project of compara
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by itajaja 11y ago
I started learning Python a week ago and I sat in front of the computer for hours trying to solve the same dilemma. If you look at famous Python projects, eg Flask, they still advocate for Python 2 over 3 in their documentation[1]. I found
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Political Bias Test(guidedtrack.com)
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Vilém Flusser: interview about technical revolution (1988)(youtube.com)
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by itajaja 11y ago
I don't know if I would use branch restriction, it sounds like an anti pattern for the git philosophy (SVN file locks, anyone?). Why would I commit to someone else's branch, unintentionally? I think that a "gentlemen’s agreem
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by itajaja 11y ago
The new collaborator feature makes it easier to include stakeholders in the communication loop. The feature I really think github is lacking right now is the ability to give selective permission to some sections of the repo (issue|wiki|code
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by itajaja 11y ago
Adding to babel and traceur, Typescript is catching up with all ES6 features, so you can use destructors (discussed [here]( https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues/240) ) in Typescript v1.5--beta

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