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cursor.com 5mo ago

Long-Running Agents in Research Preview

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loop.microsoft.com 3y ago

Microsoft Loop

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layoffs.fyi 4y ago

Layoffs.fyi

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twitter.com 5y ago

Good managers, what they do, how they think and act. A Thread

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hbr.org 6y ago

The Five Stages of Strategic Grief

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techcrunch.com 6y ago

Postman raised $150M Series C on $2B valuation

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incidentok.com 6y ago

Show HN: Get instant alerts on third party service outages

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github.com 6y ago

Show HN: Afctl – CLI to manage and deploy Airflow projects faster and smoother

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maktabahjafariyah.org 6y ago

Locked In? Look Within [pdf]

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en.wikipedia.org 6y ago

The Machine Stops

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www.linkedin.com 6y ago

Visualize/Analyze progression of Covid-19

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news.ycombinator.com 6y ago

Ask HN: What’s Your Plan in 2020 or new decade?

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lyft.github.io 6y ago

Secret keeper. Stores secrets in DynamoDB, encrypted at rest – Lyft

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firstround.com 6y ago

Craft Your Product Team at Every Stage,from PreProduct/Market Fit to Hypergrowth

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x.com 6y ago

X.com

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thenewstack.io 6y ago

Getting Cloud Data Lakes Right

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twitter.com 6y ago

Massive progress in IntelliCode, powering your AI-pair-programmer.

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www.bbc.com 6y ago

Pegasus breach: India denies WhatsApp hack amid outrage

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medium.com 6y ago

UX Mindset in B2E

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news.ycombinator.com 6y ago

Ask HN: Should HN have polling feature?

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blog.productdisrupt.com 6y ago

The making of a side project – Culrs

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news.ycombinator.com 6y ago

Gmail Outage

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www.vox.com 6y ago

Is a recession coming in 2019? Perhaps

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bz.dhunt.in 7y ago

This Tree can create an entire forest by cloning itself

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news.ycombinator.com 7y ago

Ask HN: How do you manage cross team conflicts?

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news.ycombinator.com 7y ago

Ask HN: What top things you have done/do when you become a Engineering manager?

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en.wikipedia.org 7y ago

Sentinelese – world's last uncontacted peoples

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www.thenational.ae 7y ago

Mo Salah may have caused fall in Islamophobia in Liverpool,says Standford

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www.freecodecamp.org 7y ago

We just moved off of Medium and onto freeCodeCamp news

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medium.com 7y ago

Why the Hell Would You Use Node.js

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Thanks for the feedback.

The main motivation behind building this tool was to make onboarding easier on Apache Airflow. There was no standard structure for a airflow projects and setting it up on local can be a nightmare sometimes. The simple CLI tool makes it very easy to create and test your project locally before deploying it to your production or staging environment via your CI/CD.

Right now we are using a docker-compose file which brings up all the Airflow services but we are also currently working on providing a command to control individual process.

Qubole is not a cloud but a self managed Data Platform. Deploying on Qubole means just putting all the Dag files on the machine (AWS/ GCP/ Azure) where airflow is running. Qubole provides out of the box solutions for running airflow on your cloud with a click of a button. We offer bunch of different things (Spark, Presto, notebooks, etc) and have a great eco system build around Airflow.

Unconference - a meeting twice in a month where anyone from team present on any topics except controversial topics like politics. This helped everyone to learn completely different things

Initiatives: More and more initiatives and idea discussion - because of this everyone started thinking everyday to build innovation and became adaptable to take risk.

1. Research & Finalize architecture design before jumping to code

2. Take code as documentation. This helps to debug things faster

3. Focus more on problem solving than language/tool priorities

4. Listens more and always towards exploring and experimenting new things. This improves breadth knowledge

Looks great decision. this allows students to put their opinion in front of everyone without any resistance in class or anywhere(including those who follow old theory just because they learned in school).

For example, Darwin theory looks very illogical and nonsense to me as it is never proven, everything is based on assumptions.

This will definitely gives extra space to students thoughts to connect the dots between religion and science

At Qubole, I have this setup for internal reporting

MySQL -> Data export using Sqoop through Airflow -> S3 -> Spark -> Jupyter Notebook

PS: Qubole is a data platform which makes ETL pipeline setup easy.

Move to space to save the earth is useless statement. Human isn’t able save natural resources on earth, how come he can build enough resources to survive human being in space or mars or whatever. I would say Focus on earth, invest on the broken things

Qanat 10 years ago

I am trying to do pilot. Any good I can prefer?

I have ran startup for around two years and It was failed. Below are reason to shown us as a failed startup 1. Market size was very less as we were expecting(we came to know about this later) 2. Investment was too high compare to ROI. And that too need to wait for couple of years to start revenue. 3. Scale was very difficult.

It would be really great if they do more work on compatibility and memory management(Currently chrome kills the system)

I am totally agree with 'Use data to prune unused features' point.

It might happened that some features were introduced years ago based on demand. But It would be not usable for now. Still those features are maintained. I believe those features should be removed which eventually gives you space to work on innovative features for same product.