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by mtabini 11d ago
You are not. I am in agreement with you :-) My thought is that perhaps there is some utility to using AI to help in routine scenarios, such as for example when a language barrier prevents someone from explaining themselves well, or when the
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by mtabini 11d ago
I think it's good to be pragmatic about these things. To me, it's similar to wondering whether we insist that doctors learn to write well, or we just give them a computer so that the pharmacist doesn't have to play philologis
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by mtabini 11d ago
I published a magazine for ten years, and this was by far the hardest editing challenge we had; our authors were from all over the world, and some of them had to be pretty heavily edited because English was very much not their first languag
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Show HN: We built an open USB-C Power Delivery analyzer and programmable sink(github.com)
8 points by mtabini 1mo ago|0 comments
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by mtabini 2mo ago
It's hard to make a sweeping statement, but I can tell you that I more or less use USB-C exclusively in all my hardware designs now, and I've found that most of these “decoy boards” work well enough. The model I use[1] most often
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by mtabini 2mo ago
Thank you! No videos yet, though both I and out beta testers have used Dr. PD to troubleshoot a bunch of devices. One of our testers actually develops USB-C sources, so it was very interesting to interact with them (and they found oh-so-man
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by mtabini 2mo ago
Bit of self-promotion: I spent the last year or so designing an open-source USB-PD protocol analyzer[1], and the complexity of the protocol can be mind-boggling. Most of the time, the communication between source and sink is really straight
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by mtabini 2mo ago
Not only that, but EPR contracts must be actively maintained in order to remain in effect. The sink needs to send a ping to the source every ~500ms, or the source pops out of EPR mode and forces a renegotiation. This ensures that, if the
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by mtabini 3mo ago
Can I offer a counterpoint? Much like OG USB put a 5V supply within everyone's reach, USB-PD has made programmable, higher power supplies available to everyone. That's a big deal, because PSUs are an expensive portion of a produ
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by mtabini 3mo ago
I did, you're absolutely right. Thanks for the correction!
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by mtabini 3mo ago
USB-PD 3.1 provides both a Get_Battery_Cap message, which asks the sink to tell the source the capacity of its battery) and a Get_Battery_Status message, which asks the sink to inform the source about the current charge of its battery. Here
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by mtabini 5mo ago
https://www.crowdsupply.com/t76-org/dr-pd Dr. PD is an open-source USB-C Power Delivery analyzer and programmable sink. It can sit inline between a USB-PD source and sink to show you the communication between them, or
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Noom’s Engineering Team Prepares for the Holidays(medium.com)
20 points by mtabini 6y ago|0 comments
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The Growth Machine: How Noom Runs 365 Landing Page Experiments per Year(medium.com)
1 points by mtabini 6y ago|0 comments
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Speed Up Your AB Tests with Shared Control Groups and Optimal Allocation(medium.com)
10 points by mtabini 6y ago|0 comments
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by mtabini 6y ago
Noom | Senior Data Science/Full Stack/Backend/Android/iOS/QA positions | REMOTE or HQ | FULL-TIME | https://noom.com At Noom, we use scientifically-proven methods to help users get a handle on chronic me
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by mtabini 7y ago
Noom | Senior Data Science/Full Stack/Backend/Android/iOS/QA positions | NYC or REMOTE | FULLTIME | https://noom.com At Noom, we use scientifically-proven methods to help users get a handle on chronic me
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Too Cool for Rules: Engineering Principles for Software Development Teams(medium.com)
17 points by mtabini 7y ago|1 comments
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Bug-Free Code That Speaks for Itself: Principles of State Management(medium.com)
20 points by mtabini 7y ago|0 comments
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by mtabini 7y ago
Noom | Data/Backend/Android/iOS/Staff positions from Jr. to Director | NYC or REMOTE | FULLTIME | https://noom.com At Noom, we use scientifically-proven methods to help users get a handle on chronic medical c
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by mtabini 7y ago
Noom | Data Engineer, Staff Engineer, Sr. Android Engineer | NYC or REMOTE | FULLTIME | https://noom.com At Noom, we use scientifically-proven methods to help users get a handle on chronic medical conditions like obesity, diabet
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by mtabini 7y ago
Noom | Fullstack, Frontend, DevOps, QA | NYC or REMOTE | FULLTIME | https://noom.com At Noom, we use scientifically-proven methods to help users get a handle on chronic medical conditions like obesity, diabetes, and heart diseas
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by mtabini 7y ago
Noom | Fullstack, Frontend, DevOps, QA | NYC or REMOTE | FULLTIME | https://noom.com At Noom, we use scientifically-proven methods to help users get a handle on chronic medical conditions like obesity, diabetes, and heart diseas
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by mtabini 8y ago
Noom | Fullstack, Backend, Android | NYC or REMOTE | FULLTIME | https://noom.com At Noom, we use scientifically-proven methods to help users get a handle on chronic medical conditions like obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. W
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by mtabini 8y ago
Sorry, the URL got weirdly truncated. It should be https://web.noom.com/careers-listings/?department=engineerin...
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by mtabini 8y ago
Noom | Fullstack, Backend, iOS, Data Analysis, Product Management | NYC or REMOTE | FULLTIME | https://noom.com At Noom, we use scientifically-proven methods to help users get a handle on chronic medical conditions like obesity,
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by mtabini 8y ago
Noom | Fullstack, Backend, iOS | NYC or REMOTE | FULLTIME | https://noom.com At Noom, we use scientifically-proven methods to help users get a handle on chronic medical conditions like obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. We us
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How bandit testing really works(blog.tabini.ca)
2 points by mtabini 9y ago|0 comments
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The Importance of Being Idle(blog.tabini.ca)
2 points by mtabini 9y ago|0 comments
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by mtabini 10y ago
I'm impressed with the clarity of the interview. As it happens, the host sounds like he's been doing radio for many years. I predict this year more radio professionals start to jump ship from radio into podcasting.

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