superyesh

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by superyesh 4y ago
I just meant any organization can/has an informal structure and has to mature into a remote work structure which is relatively new.
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by superyesh 4y ago
The points you highlight are very valid, but you cannot just say it had nothing to do with remote work. >Long after Wall Street ordered its bankers back to the office, the California-based lender’s chief executive, Greg Becker, at times
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by superyesh 4y ago
+1 Sometimes just because you can does not mean you should.
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by superyesh 5y ago
>Heck you could even say the Amazon Whole Foods Acquisition was a loser -- they haven't leveraged the store network like Walmart has. As someone who was a regular at Whole Foods even before the Amazon acquisition, from my viewpoint,
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by superyesh 5y ago
I understand it is subjective. But I use a forked version of https://github.com/puckel/docker-airflow on our managed K8s cluster and it points to a cloud managed Postgres. It has worked pretty well for over 3 years wit
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by superyesh 5y ago
Definitely interesting to look at the Pay Gap charts. But it might be interesting to see what the pay gap is after looking at hourly wage. I often hear this argument that men work longer hours. Given how much data they have presented, will
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by superyesh 5y ago
Absolutely spot on! Glad to see I am not the only one pondering about it. It has gotten so bad that I try to log out or use incognito to find new stuff. Tiktok on the other hand is amazing at surfacing stuff that I am actually find interest
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by superyesh 5y ago
Agreed, spent way too much time on the Tesla forums and did not consider the target audience :+1
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by superyesh 5y ago
I understand how the perusing the media gives this biased feeling, just feels like Tesla mentions make for a more engaged article. I ordered a MYLR without ever sitting in one due to how neat my friend's Model 3 was. After driving it
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by superyesh 5y ago
No not a dumb question at all. Hard to give an exhaustive list. One example is say you are a Facebook/Insta influencer who is promoting a link to a product. You might have an incentive to inflate the engagement rate with that link. Jus
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by superyesh 5y ago
Click fraud is very real, but the big players ploughing money into digital ad spend are not idiots. There is a huge shift towards conversion/action driven advertising. Advertisers can see how much of an effect a particular ad channel h
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by superyesh 5y ago
>My answer to anyone who asks for kafka: Show me that you can't do what you need with a beefy Postgres. Sorry thats just a clickbait-y statement. I love Postgres, try handling 100-500k rps of data coming in from various sources read
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by superyesh 5y ago
Hmmm not sure if this is an actual problem or bad configuration. Might be based on Org settings, my org locks this down since it uses ldap as source of truth for display names.
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by superyesh 5y ago
Have a Herman Miller in the office, got myself a https://www.autonomous.ai/?lang=en-US&quickview=ergonomic-co... for home use. At the 3 month mark I can say I love the Ergo Chair Core more and will definitely recommend
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by superyesh 5y ago
Author here, any feedback is appreciated :+1
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Massive Data Processing in Adobe Experience Platform Using DeltaLake(medium.com)
2 points by superyesh 5y ago|1 comments
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by superyesh 5y ago
>got burned out by XML and design pattern heavy frameworks Most succinct summary I have heard lately :) I think a good bunch of blame is also on the developers who blindly adhere to said patterns. https://www.quora.com/Wh
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by superyesh 5y ago
Agreed. Perspective is important :+1 In hindsight, should not have commented and brushed it off :)
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by superyesh 5y ago
Probably an overreaction on my part, but the comment made it seem like Adobe was a boring existence and not much happens.
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by superyesh 5y ago
Hmmm, I kept reading your comment multiple times and could not put a finger on what bothered me. > Want an example? Adobe Sign. Here is a product that they can never stop supporting. The software doesn't need more features, but they
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by superyesh 5y ago
Neat! One production ready python library I love to use in this space is https://radimrehurek.com/gensim/ It is quite mature and can handle a good amount of data well! It offers topic modeling too and can b helpful to
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by superyesh 5y ago
>Arc is an opinionated framework for defining predictable, repeatable and manageable data transformation pipelines; I am confused by the title `Arc, an open-source Databricks alternative `. One of the main benefits of Databricks is the m
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by superyesh 6y ago
>Being a child aged 5 to 17 is 99.9 percent protective against the risk of death and 98 percent protective against hospitalization. For children 0 to 4, these numbers are 99.9 percent (death) and 96 percent (hospitalization). I am genuin
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by superyesh 6y ago
>Massive Scheduler performance improvements THIS! Mainly looking forward to the scheduler HA improvements! That has been the biggest pain in a self managed Airflow environment.
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T-digest:Datastructure for accurate online accumulation of rank-based statistics(github.com)
2 points by superyesh 6y ago|0 comments
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by superyesh 6y ago
Great article! One of my favorite data-structures lately is the https://github.com/tdunning/t-digest . Would be great to see how it compares and what additional accuracy we get but storing some of the data.
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by superyesh 6y ago
How about joins? Thats usually where things get tricky. Don't see it in the README, so probably missing something?
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Adobe Does Millions of Records per Second Using Apache Spark Optimizations-2(medium.com)
3 points by superyesh 6y ago|0 comments
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Adobe Does Millions of Records per Second Using Apache Spark Optimizations-1(medium.com)
1 points by superyesh 6y ago|0 comments
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by superyesh 6y ago
>Too bad there's not really a ML/AI ecosystem around (besides Spark, which seems to be losing favor partially because of its embarrassing performance), because using Python is such a drag. Even if Spark might not be the best to

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