streblo

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by streblo 6mo ago
Everyone in this thread suggesting a “data leak” or “compromise” is totally missing the fact that this is how Apollo works. This is often times overlooked by Apollo customers themselves. You have to opt out of customer data sharing (and in
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Frozen Conflict(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by streblo 1y ago|0 comments
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by streblo 1y ago
Intel missed GPUs, missed ARM, missed ASICs, missed everything right under their nose for the last 15 years. This from Andy Grove's "Only the Paranoid Survive" company, a company that in it's own past pivoted from commod
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by streblo 2y ago
You're not wrong, this is the nth iteration of python tools that try to solve all the problems of what came before, including whatever the n-1th iteration introduced. That said, in my personal experience with uv, it solves nearly all o
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by streblo 2y ago
uv for Python is a game changer, better than anything else out there and solves a lot of the core problems with pip/venv/poetry/pyenv (the list goes on).
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by streblo 2y ago
> - Execs truly believe that culture and productivity are better in office (i.e., what they actually say in their announcements) I think this is the reason, but its more nuanced than this. Management finds in-office employees easier to m
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by streblo 2y ago
The government also supports bombing the living fuck out of people on the other side of the world. Similarly, someone throwing 100m in the market does not unless they are taxed to do so.
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17-Animal Inheritance Puzzle(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by streblo 2y ago|0 comments
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by streblo 2y ago
Am I correct in understanding how firms like Jane Street work? They are a market maker - they run an exchange where buyers and sellers can transact. They can arbitrage these trades by connecting buyers and sellers where there is a price dis
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by streblo 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nor'easter
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by streblo 2y ago
Citation needed. The paper specifically says: > Dietary risk factors (diet high in red meat, low in fruits, high in sodium and low in milk, etc), alcohol consumption and tobacco use are the main risk factors underlying early-onset cancer
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by streblo 3y ago
I moved to NYC from SF about 4 years ago. I’ve faced a lot of culture shock and I’m not sure I’d recommend it. I don’t think NYC has what it takes to become an innovation hub, the way SF/San Jose/Seattle are. There’s a pervasive s
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by streblo 3y ago
1. Set an aggressive (but achievable) revenue goal for your first year. If you're having trouble figuring out what that might be, I suggest 500k ARR, because that will put you on a path to raising a series A. You should be able to hit
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by streblo 3y ago
The role of a CTO at a startup (at any size company, but at a startup especially) can be very amorphous and depends on the needs of the business. Sure, a lot of the time the CTO is involved in the technical day-to-day ongoings of the busine
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by streblo 3y ago
I'm hugely disappointed with OpenTelemetry. In my experience, its an over-engineered mess and the out-of-the-box experience is super user hostile. What it purports to be is so far away from what it actually is. Otel markets itself as a
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by streblo 3y ago
You have a fiduciary duty to the shareholders. But that doesn't equate to 'do everything you possibly can to achieve exponential growth'.
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by streblo 3y ago
I've put a lot of time into Airflow and feel similarly that it's a huge pain and a risk to rely on it. I've replaced it with Temporal ( https://temporal.io/ ) and while I don't have the breadth of experien
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by streblo 3y ago
Is there a phrase for when someone proposes something utterly ridiculous and impossible, so that they can morally grandstand and be sanctimonious when it inevitably doesn't happen?
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by streblo 3y ago
Bound to be controversial hot take: serverless is the boring architecture you were looking for in the first place
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by streblo 4y ago
This doesn't qualify as a scam in my book.
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by streblo 4y ago
In a past life I spent a lot of time developing for iOS, and the one incredibly sore spots in terms of documentation was the build process. Particularly, what are all the things I need to know to effectively build my app, and debug the proc
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by streblo 4y ago
You should sign what your trusted legal representation recommends you sign. Many of these situations are more nuanced than an internet blogger looking for clicks is going to make them out to be. And yes, if you're making a 6-7 figure d
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by streblo 4y ago
Which gems do you most commonly use?
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Dumbpw: Generate passwords for sites with dumb password policies(github.com)
1 points by streblo 4y ago|0 comments
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by streblo 4y ago
One of my favorite examples recently is Frank Slootman (sales/operations/general management background) taking over as CEO for Snowflake, over Bob Muglia (developer/technical product background). The company's market cap
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by streblo 4y ago
When I run 1:1's with members of my team, it's generally: * 10 minutes shooting the shit * 5 minutes (or less) getting status updates * 15 minutes (or remaining time) on 'how can I help you' type stuff I like this agenda
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by streblo 4y ago
I think this is just a story we (fellow tech-oriented types) like to tell ourselves and repeat, not because it's true, but because it sounds good. If you look, there are actually plenty of examples of professional management or 'b
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by streblo 4y ago
Yes but ultimately they are answerable to an (often) diverse set of interests, which push them towards a maximum. State owned enterprises ala the USSR were answerable to far fewer interested parties.
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by streblo 4y ago
I've had the opposite experience. I live somewhere less cold than you and with my Model 3 I get -35% range when it's below 40 degrees F.
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by streblo 4y ago
I'm sorry but this is a really poorly informed opinion. You actually can have a shortage of labor - see e.g. countries like Japan and Russia, where the demographics are very skewed towards the geriatric, and you literally have more job

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