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whoisnnamdi
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About whoisnnamdi
DevOps, app infra, and ML nerd. Soft spot for devs
Former: Product @ Confluent MBA @ Stanford VC @ ICONIQ Growth Econ @ Yale https://whoisnnamdi.com
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1080ti is a remarkably great card that landed at just the right time - by far my longest used card before I needed an upgrade
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Comment #43244974
Great for MIT to be putting out such timely and relevant content for free!
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Comment #42729413
This is a helpful breakdown of a trend, thank you Might be a boon for test-driven development. Could turn out that AI coding is the killer app for TDD. I had a similar thought abou…
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https://whoisnnamdi.com/ About 50 longer-form essays over the last ~5 years, mostly about venture capital, software, and developer productivity. Some interesting Hacker News discus…
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Chinchilla actually came first!
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Comment #29325716
Good on you guys for being so transparent about your fundraise process! Amazing persistence, glad it worked out
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Comment #27426376
This is an incredibly well-written article and helps track and rationalize some of the trends I've been seeing as well around backends as a service that enable developers to easily…
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Comment #26603932
raises hand Early stage dev tools investor here, investing in technical tools for technical people. Focused mainly on seed through Series B. Portfolio: https://whoisnnamdi.com/port…
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Comment #26332776
This study [1] does a good job rigorously comparing 1/N to various alternative trading strategies. It also talks about situations where 1/N is more or less likely to dominate. "Our…
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Comment #26332712
Feels like the most interesting thing here is the shareable link after every commit that effectively lets you share the current edition of the site without your collaborators havin…
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