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Comment #44228936
I found that bit slightly ironic because it always seems to produce slightly cringy Go code for me that might get the job done but skips over some of the usual design philosophies …
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Comment #43708795
That’s a great question. Diffing is one area we’ve thought a bit about but still need to dedicate more cycles to. One thing I would be curious about is, what are you doing in these…
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Comment #43707356
The code you execute on your data currently runs in a per-customer AWS account managed by us. We leave the door open for BYOC based on the architecture we’ve designed, but due to l…
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Comment #43707329
Some similarities, but Bauplan offers: 1. Great Python support. Piping something from a structured data catalog into Python is trivial, and so is persisting results. With materiali…
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Comment #43707267
Yep, staying service. RE: workflow orchestrators. You can use the Bauplan SDK to query, launch jobs and get results from within your existing platform, we don’t want to replace ent…
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Comment #43707187
> or is this a platform that maybe runs on k8s and provides its own serverless compute resources? This one, although it’s a custom orchestration system, not Kubernetes. (there are …
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Comment #42727264
Nah, you definitely need calls. The idea that any product sells itself to the point that a venture backed startup needs is laughable. Lots of potential customers are clueless but e…
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Comment #42252679
I'll talk to the team about it, thanks
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Comment #40783288
That’s a great way to put it, ha ha. Toxic human, but hard to deny the results.
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Comment #40730876
Give it another two years of high interest rates washing people out into non-tech sales, finance, trades, whatever... but there are plenty out there, the bros are just far louder.
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Comment #40730820
Depends, I've come across plenty of people who act like what you say there, probably because it's a variant on the natural human tendency to cast blame on something besides ourselv…
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Comment #40730748
I've been musing lately as well that a challenging part of the job is not just "coding", it's working with other software engineers. Each cat to herd has their own quirks, differen…
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Comment #40691977
Yeah that's one of the best things about them for me. And then I go to the website and often it's some janky UI with content buried super deep. Or it's like Reddit and I immediatel…
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Comment #40691927
If I want to be at top performance - none. If I want to relax a bit, no more than 5mg of an edible. I've taken way more at various bits in life, letting it become waaay too much of…
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Comment #40661174
But you can leave easily. and in 2024 I think people should insist on getting a decent salary (FAANG is impossible, but for most of the country, “even just” $170K is eye watering),…
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Comment #40659459
It’s literally the opposite to what you suggest. Someone who hasn’t eaten for days isn’t thinking about eating healthy when they walk by a McDonalds.
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Comment #40659393
Compensation wise, that’s a great startup job, especially with such an insanely generous exercise window. Where I think you maybe went wrong is, if you are building everything, it’…