tarunkotia

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by tarunkotia 11mo ago
This has been experience as well. If there is a hard problem which needs to be addressed, generative code helps me break the inertia by generating the first draft and then I get really curious to poke holes in the generated code. I tend to
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by tarunkotia 1y ago
If you have something interesting to say then people will figure a way to understand it. Early in my career I remember coming across “Essential .Net” by Don Box and I don’t think Don Box had a particular audience in mind. He just unwrapped
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by tarunkotia 1y ago
I am a big fan of Dilbert and really liked one of his books "how to fail at everything and still win big".
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by tarunkotia 1y ago
I worked on an autocontouring model but we could not get very high accuracy for it to be adopted commercially. The algorithm would work for some organs but would totally freak-out on the others. And if the anatomy was out of norm then it wo
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by tarunkotia 2y ago
Great point, to me it feels more like running barefoot versus with padded shoes. Barefoot running will build your foot muscle based on your natural form over time, whereas padded shoes may interfere with your natural form and at worst encou
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by tarunkotia 2y ago
Congratulations!
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by tarunkotia 2y ago
Image worked but when I tried with text it did not work. Is there some trick to it?
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by tarunkotia 2y ago
I will not be surprised if there is call for startup to build this exact thing :P
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by tarunkotia 2y ago
This is how I assume one of the ways an expert system would play out: 1. A system which understands not just the language but the meaning behind it and the cultural context around it. 2. Let's assume it's multi-model and have all
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by tarunkotia 4y ago
Hey Matt, Firstly, congratulations! This is very inspiring and I love the pragmatic approach to starting a startup. You wrote about converting to a contractor with Help Scout from being a full-time employee. How did it help you free-up your
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by tarunkotia 4y ago
Implication is that you get a strike against you which is publicly documented. This also serves a purpose of sending a message to middle-management that we should not repeat this strategic mistake of over-hiring when things are hot and then
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by tarunkotia 4y ago
I guess you meant QT and not QE.
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by tarunkotia 4y ago
Also known as Innovator's Dilemma https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Innovator%27s_Dilemma Most established players don't want to cannibalize their existing market by launching a product in a niche segment. Sa
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by tarunkotia 4y ago
I am just curious how are people dealing with EMF radiations emitted by AirPods? I have 2 sets of AirPods and Bose QC35 but I stopped using AirPods altogether and I use QC35 using the wire. NIH study: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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by tarunkotia 4y ago
Obligatory mention: http://www.cookingforengineers.com/
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by tarunkotia 4y ago
This happens to me every time I enter my car while on a Zoom call; the bluetooth or even the hardwired headset would switch to the car speakers and the call gets unmuted. I need to scramble to mute the call while my daughter is screaming at
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by tarunkotia 4y ago
With Platform as a Service (PaaS) you are paying a premium for isolating the problem to an individual component which is down. You can either spend a few hours going through the logs or have PaaS vendor let you know that problem is not at t
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Tumblr Is Everything(theatlantic.com)
1 points by tarunkotia 5y ago|0 comments
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by tarunkotia 5y ago
I love the AirPods but stopped using it because of what I have been reading about EMF radiation emitted constantly even when not in use by AirPods. I still need to read-up more about it till then I am using the wired headphones. https:&#x2
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by tarunkotia 5y ago
Hello HN community, I am founder of Appsolite to answer any questions or comments. After multiple iterations with product positioning and messaging, I feel this one may resonate with users. I am looking for feedback and would love to hear f
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Show HN: Appsolite – Take the pain out of software evaluation(appsolite.com)
1 points by tarunkotia 5y ago|1 comments
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by tarunkotia 5y ago
Few months ago I posted on HN asking the same thing. The author addresses it pretty well with a good example. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25010373
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by tarunkotia 5y ago
>> I know that once I start, I will be productive. But I don't have a recipe to start. If my mood changes, I work. If not, I dont' know what to do. “I write only when inspiration strikes. Fortunately it strikes every morning
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by tarunkotia 5y ago
The requirements traceability matrix is usually built in excel cross-referencing requirements with tests. It’s a matrix at the end of the day. I am following industry best practices for this.
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by tarunkotia 5y ago
Thanks for taking the time to go through the site. I agree a 100% with every feedback and I am being very sincere when I say that I am sorry you had to go through this bad experience. My focus has been on the core product and now I am going
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by tarunkotia 5y ago
https://financesonline.com/saas-statistics/
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by tarunkotia 5y ago
Fair question, that’s not negative at all. The product is built for businesses. Every product category has on an average 100s of products and each of those products have at least a few dozen features. There are about 139 apps/user in a
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by tarunkotia 5y ago
Honestly this post came at a very strange time for me. I've been working on a product for a while with little to no success. I have made a decision to freelance so that I can stay afloat and keep funding the product. Only thing which k
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by tarunkotia 6y ago
"Do Things That Don't Scale" is not a choice which founders make even if they have all the resources and technical chops. If you don't know or unsure what to focus on then how do you decide to optimize and improve it? Ta
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by tarunkotia 6y ago
I am living through this right now and have asked this questions on several forums because when you're really in the midst of this hustle you start to question your priorities and constantly get this feeling about if there is a better

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