Viewing profile — nabdab
nabdab
HN member- Joined
- Fri, Aug 02, 2019, 2:48 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 419
- Public activity
- 107 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About nabdab
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #21832217
Postmortem refers to the subject not the person. It’s a term Beverly commonly used in tech circles: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postmortem_documentation
-
comment
Comment #21815158
Sounds like you would give consent if asked, and I applaud you for that. Myself I gladly donate blood for free to help others. I don’t however feel that either of those willful goo…
-
comment
Comment #21796540
> It would have been trivial to review these for required sections in advance Absolutely. It is trivial! And the company making the submission is expected to do that. Which I think…
-
comment
Comment #21795929
Sounds like standard bureaucracy. They didn’t submit the required information in the required form. SF wants startups to behave, that doesn’t mean that behaving startups get to ign…
-
comment
Comment #21737664
And apparently tons of entities throughout the county just went on with budget increases to the tune of 4.4 million from one year to the next and no one anywhere asked any question…
-
comment
Comment #21726139
That’s not how funding works. If you believe the product is worth exactly what you pay that’s not funding, that’s buying. Funding is the belief that at some point the ownership wil…
-
comment
Comment #21662695
I love jupytext, but i feel like it’s a patch on a problem that should have just been solved. Just change jupyter to work directly in the genereres file format and skip the “pair f…
-
comment
Comment #21614012
Sounds like a bad apology from someone who got caught passing of others work as their own. Yes plagiarism is wrong, and no it’s not the entirety of academia that is wrong because y…
-
comment
Comment #21599621
She’s pragmatic and has to somehow capitalize on her success. And the very reason everyone owns so much crap is because this is the way you can easily do that. Selling cheap shit t…
-
comment
Comment #21575670
> and at the time the woman (perhaps plural) didn’t want to really participate. AFAIK, the sexual interactions where consensual as they occurred. But the two woman withdrew consent…
-
comment
Comment #21567631
I remember fondly those early days with PHP before it dawned on me how many peculiarities it had. However to be fair these steps came only after you’d managed to set up the server …
-
comment
Comment #21563621
Would you like to expand on your view? I’ve used terraform a lot and never had any issues with the tooling. But then again it’s just a pretty simple CLI/config setup? Do you mean y…
-
comment
Comment #21554498
Well written review. Yet I’m left with the most important question unanswered. Is the game fun to play? I get the strange feeling that the answer is a hard no. And that this price …
- comment
-
comment
Comment #21552665
> Data is so cheap that it should be actually free, unlike counterfeit nike shoes. This really depends on the data. In pharma the right 50 bytes of data can be worth billions. Not …
-
comment
Comment #21538213
It’s already the case for lists, and no-one is confused. (I have taught intro courses to python). People do however get confused as to why it doesn’t work for dictionaries, because…
-
comment
Comment #21526796
Docker hub and Docker Desktop.
-
comment
Comment #21519167
To me it says that in his circles people are currently talking to downplay the Uber killing, likely worried about consequences for what was ultimately senior management pushing to …
-
comment
Comment #21509048
> It is mind-boggling how you can market a product and sell it to a patient population knowing absolutely nothing about how it will affect them Seems the problem is that the produc…
-
comment
Comment #21507276
Is it? The reply seems to nail it down.
-
comment
Comment #21497724
We’re working on a jupyter notebook setup as well, but for us it’s only analytical notebooks and dashboards (through Voila). How have you tied in triggered dataflows and ETL?
-
comment
Comment #21493291
If that was the case then arguably they wouldn’t fully support web assembly but only have partial support.
-
comment
Comment #21490951
> Saying that making a complaint public and it's answer public constitutes harassment just sounds trollish Have we really reached the point where people think it’s normal to run ev…
-
comment
Comment #21490857
The element of you story that deals with how you distributed your solution has no relevance to the rest of it. You could have been using any type of distribution it’s irrelevant th…
-
comment
Comment #21480877
Naming things is hard. This seems to be a scientifically proven and effective treatment which has proved benefits. But the name makes people have incorrect assumptions (and apparen…