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Ask HN: Observing Kubernetes
1 points by venkasub 6y ago|0 comments
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by venkasub 6y ago
- Sales and Marketing go together, but the paths diverge once you know the importance of each function. It is good to get a broad idea of both. You can do some courses on coursera/MooCs, and try to get hands-on with running some market
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by venkasub 6y ago
Stumbled on this which I felt was a very good compendium - https://dancres.github.io/Pages/ Would also recommend reading VLDB and DB it shows how distri algorithms are applied - http://www.vldb.org/pv
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by venkasub 9y ago
Efficiency? Not sure how one measures fairness.
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by venkasub 9y ago
Is there any good paper on Consistency Models across different Network Partitions types?
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by venkasub 10y ago
How did you manage to get the movie posters?
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by venkasub 10y ago
'more' in terms of value? Then, take a break and roam the world. You can sustain for 2-3 years and do a RTW at a slow-n-steady pace and also make some money in the interim :)
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Ask HN: Workflow for Capacity Planning on the Cloud?
2 points by venkasub 10y ago|0 comments
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by venkasub 10y ago
'You see what you choose to See'. With experience, I have seen that people get the knack for reading what they are interested in and know to understand & appreciate the content on the Web. One need not be easily influenced the
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by venkasub 10y ago
Curious: how did you come up with that pricing?
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by venkasub 10y ago
Do writers 'actually' follow this kind of a structured process? I thought the ink just flows when in the mood!...atleast that's what happens with me, when I want to write. Else, I need to learn this process.
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by venkasub 10y ago
I did not get a chance to login and play around; but something along the lines of 'automatic' clustering(tip:ML) will be a definite value add. Alos, do include some Features, Solution etc sections to the website...helps in SEO and
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by venkasub 10y ago
How is it different from logstash for syncing between 2 data sources? Or is Singer primarily meant for data extraction from SaaS sources?
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by venkasub 10y ago
one piece of advice that stuck onto me till date: "Always code as if the guy who ends up maintaining your code will be a violent psychopath who knows where you live." Write/Re-write/optimize is a good cycle to be in.
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by venkasub 10y ago
Architecting applications for the cloud is a non-trivial problem. Lot of forethought needs to go in place while choosing a particular infrastructure component. And the ideas of resiliency, robustness (what can be bucketed into 'gracefu
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by venkasub 10y ago
pix2pix is has loads of potential! If productized well, this can create some amazing customer experiences.
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by venkasub 10y ago
Management is not easy as it sounds. Leading people and setting strategy needs a lot of experience. The culture of the company to take calculated risks should gel with your thought process when you are higher-up. You are also responsible fo
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by venkasub 10y ago
I have moved from being a Principal Engineer, to Product Management and now am leading Engineering. Must say that I have enjoyed the journey so far, and the learning has been exponential. I was hands-on when I was a PM, and am still. As a P
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by venkasub 10y ago
I would agree. Shit happens; deal with it without wasting more resources on it. [BUT, If you can afford the legal fees and more importantly -- the TIME -- go for it, but do not go with the idea of vendetta in mind, but rightful compensation
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by venkasub 10y ago
"Wat" has influenced me so much that, whenever I hear some cliched or meaningless argument, Watman projects himself onto my retina.
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by venkasub 10y ago
Start attempting Data Science competitions; the learning rate just exponentially explodes. Also, look at the solutions from past exercises, it really helps in how different people solve the same problem with different approaches.
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by venkasub 10y ago
You might have to embed yourselves in the company(/Customer) as a contractor and show them the value-prop, build confidence and then take over complete projects. The first customer is primarily though word-of-mouth! (Sorry, but this is
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by venkasub 10y ago
Your reply was EXACTLY what my pals who started a similar firm gave me! If you cannot monetize from Day-1, then it's going to be very difficult unless you repivot and change your biz-model; and also, ofcourse if you are not too keen on
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by venkasub 10y ago
From my experience, there are 3 kinds of traveller: 1. People who know where they are going for a stipulated period of time 2. People who know which region they are going to over a long period of time 3. People who have taken a sabbatical o
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by venkasub 11y ago
I did a 50-books project last year. http://theuforce.blogspot.in/p/reading-list.html http://theuforce.blogspot.in/2016/01/the-50-books-project.ht...
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by venkasub 12y ago
Some charts from the data : http://theuforce.blogspot.in/2014/05/visualizing-executed-of...
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by venkasub 13y ago
I had thought about this problem(and more) earlier - a single portal that does Knowledge Management, SRs, Collaboration, Workforce Management etc. Let me know how it goes...
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Ask HN: Which are the startups trying to solve Enterprise-class problems?
1 points by venkasub 13y ago|3 comments
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by venkasub 13y ago
Other than the usual books, I dig the most recent innovations (on Twitter) by subscribing to these lists : https://twitter.com/BrianBBrian/lists/data-visualization https://twitter.com/venkasub&#x2F
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by venkasub 13y ago
Should I saw 'wow'? Or am I missing something?

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