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How to sync Stripe data to Quickbooks (without a third-party extension)(kchodorow.com)
2 points by kchod 2y ago|0 comments
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by kchod 2y ago
Looking for an entry-level founding engineer Company: theldgr.com Location: NYC (onsite) Contact: kristina@ You will wear many hats depending on your interests & skillset. You'll be doing some combination of: * Data engineering
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by kchod 2y ago
So far I'm implemented pretty coarse-grained control over machine specs: it's $20/month for a MacBook-like machine and $3/hour if you want to use "a GPU" (whatever Amazon has available for cheap). I figured the
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by kchod 2y ago
I'm hosting the machines so that users don't have to set anything up on the cloud side. It could have on prem or open source versions if people are interested in setting up their own clusters.
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by kchod 2y ago
Thanks! Yeah, it takes a look at your requirements.txt (or environment.yml) and uses that to install on the remote machine. So as long as that doesn't specify a particular arch, it'll chose whatever it's running on.
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Show HN: Use the cloud for your dev environment on the fly(github.com)
27 points by kchod 2y ago|7 comments
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by kchod 2y ago
rx is a binary that you can use as a prefix to any other command (e.g., `rx ls` instead of `ls`) to run a command on the cloud. It sets up your project on the cloud and transparently copies what you're working on back and forth from yo
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by kchod 4y ago
I would look at it as more of "allowing normal people access to unbefore-dreamed-of levels of draftsmanship" vs some comment on capital-A Art. It allows non-artists to express themselves visually. I'm biased: I've been w
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by kchod 11y ago
If you're interested in adding rules for a new language, check out Skylark: http://bazel.io/docs/skylark/concepts.html .
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by kchod 11y ago
Scala support: yes, add using Skylark. Definitely let us know if you run into any rough edges, Skylark is a work-in-progress. For multiple repos: there's no command line flag, but you could change the WORKSPACE file to use http:/
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by kchod 11y ago
I'm a developer on Bazel, and AFAIK there is no white paper. We definitely don't want to "throw it over the wall," we're going to try to push more and more development into the open over time.
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by kchod 11y ago
The Golang source code for the server code at google is built with this tool. The rules that accomplish this are rather complex due to their interactions with our C++ libraries, and predates the open source "Go" tool. The experie
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by kchod 11y ago
Check out http://bazel.io/docs/build-encyclopedia.html#maven_jar . In the root of your build, specify the jars you want from maven and then add them as dependencies in your BUILD files. The first time you run "ba
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by kchod 14y ago
Thank you!
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by kchod 14y ago
I wrote this specifically for this type of interview: http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/GuerrillaInterviewing... . However, there are lots of companies that do "trivia" interviews, and that sucks. Some interviews are just unfair and
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by kchod 14y ago
I'm trying to track down the link I got it from. It's freely available (I downloaded it from Google career site) I just can't figure out where, now.
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Guide to Tech Interviews(kchodorow.com)
87 points by kchod 14y ago|27 comments