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danwolff

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About danwolff

Email: danielyc@danwolff.net

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    Comment #40565500

    Location: Mountain View, California Remote: OK Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Pythonic ETL, basic Python, SQL, databases (e.g. Athena/Trino/Presto, Glue, Hive, Postgres, RD…

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    Comment #40357572

    IMHO Workplace was a fantastic product that filled a gap that is really is not filled by anything else today (although a lot of other tools might seem similar). Probably, most peop…

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    Comment #40357446

    Earlier at: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40357250

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    Comment #40230978

    Location: Mountain View, California, USA Remote: OK Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Pythonic ETL! (Basic Python, SQL, databases [Athena/Trino/Presto, Glue, Hive, Postgres, R…

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    Comment #34986851

    Location: Mountain View, CA Remote: Yes, preferred (Onsite/hybrid also works; onsite could be awesome, too.) Willing to relocate: Yes (Anywhere is great! Especially interesting app…

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    Comment #23088463

    Oneslate [0, 1] was designed for decision augmentation. Certainly curious to hear if the Oneslate system applies to your method/software search to aid in more efficient decision ma…

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    Comment #9372119

    You can run a NLS/Augment in the emulator made available by the Computer History Museum, I think. I did. It was fun.

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    Comment #9267501

    Why not talk to people who would nearly immediately appreciate your app's utility?

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    Comment #9267497

    Why not talk to people who would find its utility obvious?

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    Comment #6155115

    Obviously, light pollution is the best kind because it goes away within minutes of turning off the source. Who the fuck cares about this.

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    Comment #6151178

    Corporate site: http://oneslate.com . Not sure if you can see the "text" above, but 1Slate is a free public forum offering a uniquely simplified and (IMO) elegant "real hypermedia"…

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    Want to try 1Slate's minimal "real hypermedia" forum?

    1Slate is a free public forum offering a uniquely simplified and (IMO) elegant "real hypermedia" implementation. There is utility in the relatively simple N-way linking with trancl…

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    Ask HN: Review my site/product: oneMeeting meeting enhancement platform

    Interested to hear any feedback from the HN crowd on oneMeeting, the meeting enhancement platform. Thanks!

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    Comment #6011430

    You could use Kdenlive, "a free and open-source video editor for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD" [1] [2]. [1] http://www.kdenlive.org [2] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eHEAfNFJ0k

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    Comment #5233188

    The colon at the end of the first line was intended to map the first text string to the last text string of my original post. So, you're right, and sorry for the confusing grammar.…

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    Comment #5229400

    Subsonic, but more ping pong wreckage since it's on topic: http://danwolff.net/archive/pingpong/

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    Comment #5053952

    http://www.plainsite.org/issues/

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    Comment #3508120

    And both are higher than Goldman Sachs' revenue.

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    Comment #3277198

    Do it. Easily the easiest $7k I ever made was the result of a (carefully crafted but not difficultly formulated) 60 second email requesting more money in response to the engineerin…

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    Comment #2876495

    When categorizing information, it is possible to recognize personal opinions as such and handle it appropriately.

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    Comment #2788123

    Uneducated conjecture: They're not just any floating points, they are doubles. You need twice the capacity of one (32-bit double) in order to fake 64 bits. I assume that this helps…

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    Comment #2788002

    "NaN-tagging: 64 bit tagged values are used for stack slots and table slots. Unboxed floating-point numbers (doubles) are overlayed with tagged object references. The latter can be…

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    Comment #2362086

    Actually, the probability is 0 or 1; she exists. Right? Stats anyone?