jchung

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Ask HN: Has your whole engineering team gone big into AI coding? How's it going?
24 points by jchung 7mo ago|15 comments
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by jchung 8mo ago
@Felix - How are you thinking about observability? Anthropic is very clear that evals are critical for agentic processes (your engineering blog just covered this last week). For my whole company to roll out access to agents for all staff, I
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by jchung 2y ago
As an alum, you may have much more influence than you might expect. President Cauce (who's contact information is prominently displayed on the UW website) may be unaware that alumni are not pleased with this.
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by jchung 2y ago
> 100% not at fault When something significant goes wrong, it’s almost never due to a single cause; multiple factors and confounding elements are usually at play. We build better-performing systems when we examine various contributing fa
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by jchung 2y ago
I have kids who will soon be teens. They don't have phones yet, but I can see the decision looming: my ability to communicate / coordinate with them plus the fact that a huge portion of their social life will migrate online on one
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by jchung 8y ago
One of the interesting ironies of philanthropy (of which there are many) is that people who have less money tend to be more generous philanthropically (as a % of adjusted gross income) than people who have more money. And because of the way
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by jchung 8y ago
@rpavuluri: If at any point you were to move forward with white labeling and selling that, I would recommend you consult a lawyer about whether the IRS would consider this unrelated business taxable income (UBTI). Too much UBTI can put your
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by jchung 8y ago
Curious now about how exactly your Corporate IT team is disabling sync by default. Especially given the change as described. Possible to elaborate?
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by jchung 8y ago
> When is this overhype for Slack going to stop? I challenge you to consider whether your perspective applies to the 99% of people who use Slack that are not developers writing software. For those people, email is often not a place whe
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by jchung 8y ago
Make sure you are only including positions that help you. Common mistake I see is including tiny 2-3 month long positions, without considering whether including them is additive or not. It's often not.
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by jchung 8y ago
short sighted, but that's sometimes the right way to prioritize. sounds like kenning is in prototyping mode, and could be intentionally prioritizing time to first test, acknowledging that s/he might have to rebuild things later. i
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by jchung 8y ago
Looks awesome. I'd love to give it a try with my team. Would you be open to extending the free teams plan to high tech nonprofits in addition to the access you provide to students, academics, and open source projects? We tend to work o
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by jchung 9y ago
I'm not sure if this is your intention or not, but your comment reads as if to indicate that you believe so strongly that markets are efficient that you are unwilling to consider data that suggests an inefficiency exists.
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by jchung 9y ago
> I hope a static site generator comes along with an intuitive UI for non-technical people to easily update their own content. Does this not exist? Would love to offer that to some of my non-technical team members.
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by jchung 9y ago
How do the economics work out for the clients? let's say we're just doing landing pages all month long (for example). If they turnaround in two days, that's about fifteen landing pages, which at $160 for the month comes out t
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by jchung 9y ago
"Perhaps the female intern should not have had so much to drink." < This is the exact place where you blamed the victim. Subsequently you also blamed alcohol.
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OnePlus 5T review(arstechnica.com)
2 points by jchung 9y ago|1 comments
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by jchung 9y ago
Is Android inextricably coupled with the Google App store? For thought experiment's sake: could Microsoft fork Android and then host their own app store that supports the same apps that a dev would submit to Google's App store, th
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by jchung 9y ago
The strength of NIMBYs here is dramatically higher than in New York. That is supported structurally through the fragmentation of local politics. Source: I'm a New Yorker transplant to Palo Alto.
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by jchung 9y ago
In that case, what exactly is happening under the hood?
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by jchung 9y ago
I disagree with your decision on what feature set was necessary to be launch ready. Not to put too fine a point on it but I think it's worth saying out loud that software that users can't quit out of is not ready for launch, espec
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by jchung 10y ago
So far I've failed to grok the many arguments for and against this drive's "impossibility". I'd love to find an ELI5 for it. I think at this point, I'm resigned to waiting for an emdrive cubesat to just prove i
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by jchung 10y ago
CareerVillage.org | Palo Alto | Full-time | ONSITE Role: Product Designer (Strategy/UX/UI) We're transforming how young people prepare for careers. CareerVillage.org is an EdTech non-profit that crowdsources career advice for
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by jchung 10y ago
Super curious about this. Do you have a source? Any idea what equipment is needed to build these blades? I wonder at what point it becomes cheaper to move the equipment instead of the finished blades and build them on site. Or take a hard l
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by jchung 11y ago
As someone who uses arxiv only very rarely, can someone please explain how this preserves sanity?
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by jchung 11y ago
I'm a founder and the guy in charge of the $$$. This sentence doesn't resonate for me: "Logging into our company bank accounts to keep track of transactions has been pretty painful (online business banking UI is really hard t
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by jchung 11y ago
Live demos were definitely helpful. Nicely done tutorial!
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by jchung 11y ago
Aside from an announcement that you've begun, is there anything specific you're looking for from the HN community? For example, are you looking for beta testers or pre-signups? I'm certainly interested in following your progr
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by jchung 11y ago
Yes they may. The proceeds of that company would be paid to the foundation.
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by jchung 11y ago
Pretty sure this is exactly what @codinghorror is experimenting with on http://www.discourse.org/

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