Dystopian

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by Dystopian 1y ago
I’m actually very surprised this happened at Walmart. I worked on an adjacent project with one of their teams many years ago. I was very surprised by how zero tolerance their policies were about receiving anything. It may have been the team
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by Dystopian 3y ago
Or 2x 3090s to make it even more cost effective. If you're using these for purely inference (which is what the 5000 seems like it's tuned for) the vram's the real bottleneck so you get a similar bang for your buck using last
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by Dystopian 3y ago
As a Canadian, I find the whole saga of how our government works with the technology sector bat-shit crazy. All of the media's coverage up here is disingenuously about tech overreach and not about how their lobbyists tried to double-di
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by Dystopian 4y ago
Disclaimer - I work on Hasura, so I won't comment too much on which is better. They're all similar flavors of producing realtime results - which take similar, but different, methods to their approach. My understanding (please feel
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by Dystopian 4y ago
Hasura also has controls for allow listing opertaions for that composed on the FE problem ( https://hasura.io/docs/latest/security/allow-list/ ). There's also a few NPM packages for auto-generating th
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by Dystopian 5y ago
Really like the idea - think there's a super decent market for this kind of solution. Only thing I'd be aware about though is making sure you're on the right side of licensing for all the vendors you're using (/ pos
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by Dystopian 5y ago
Hasura ( https://hasura.io ) | Haskell / React | Global / Remote First | Multiple Roles | Full-time Hasura is creating tools which help developers quickly and efficiently stand-up GraphQL APIs. We provide instant-on Grap
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by Dystopian 5y ago
I agree with this ↑ If you want to play with something fun though, Richard Hipp (of SQLite) has althttpd which sparked my interest when I first heard about it - https://sqlite.org/althttpd/doc/trunk/althttpd.
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by Dystopian 5y ago
While general best practice is that you version your changes in git and deploy migrations with something like FlyWay I've also run into the problem of needing some form of 'audit log' to make sure no DDL changes are being mad
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by Dystopian 5y ago
(From Hasura) The self-hosted community version has full access to JWT and webhook validation. The SSO listed is a feature to integrate with the Hasura Cloud Dashboard for logging in and managing projects. Think Okta => Hasura Cloud =&gt
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by Dystopian 5y ago
Yep they also publish an OpenAPI spec (what tools like Swagger use for auto-docs) - you should be able to use something like: https://www.npmjs.com/package/openapi-typescript-codegen to create your codegen
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by Dystopian 5y ago
(From Hasura) Loved that you mentioned PL/pgSQL - consistently impressed by the amount of logic that can be implemented in database using that or plv8 or its cousins. I personally have feels about why that may be a good solution for a
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by Dystopian 5y ago
+1 that's probably my favorite way of doing it - https://github.com/martin-hasura/blog-django-graphql-hasura Even Django REST Framework and Hasura works pretty well cause you get auth + then if you want to do func
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by Dystopian 5y ago
Caching isn't discouraged or disabled in any way in the community edition of Hasura. In terms of query-plan caching - which provides a lot of benefits for speeding up pre-query execution - that's already enabled by default as part
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Show HN: Testing GraphQL APIs Using Karate DSL(hasura.io)
3 points by Dystopian 5y ago|0 comments
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by Dystopian 5y ago
The free market means that Laura Loomer is free to pick a new payment processor (there are many) or start a new competitor at any time. Don't even know why this is news.
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by Dystopian 6y ago
> 1. Your interviewer is only open to solving the problem ONE way This may have also been the interviewer wanting to guage how the candidate would react to being asked to do a task in another method which was dictated vs. their preferred
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How to Setup Authentication with Django Graphene and Hasura GraphQL(reddit.com)
2 points by Dystopian 6y ago|0 comments
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by Dystopian 6y ago
> If amazon did this to a company critical of one of their private contract companies, this would be anti-trust behaviour. No it wouldn't be. That is not how anti-trust works. Amazon doesn't need to rent servers to Walmart. Wal
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by Dystopian 6y ago
This is currently my go-to, has a pretty good update cadence and the team is pretty responsive to bugs. It's got the linking and tab search, but some of the UX stuff could be smoothed out a bit better (mostly the expandable right-bar).
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by Dystopian 6y ago
Not to defend the op, since I think they're taking a particularly hard line, but qualifying candidates based on their previous work is just something that happens. I've personally been disqualified because I've worked at a le
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by Dystopian 6y ago
I feel like this would be a lot easier and have a higher rate of usage/compliance if our tech companies actually worked with people to release or opt-into sharing this information for when it's necessary (information which is alre
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by Dystopian 6y ago
I kind of get it. I've definitely been on teams before which have investigated aggregating all of our metrics into Geckoboard to have posted up on TVs near our work areas. These may be an interesting alternative since it gets rid of so
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by Dystopian 7y ago
"In 2017, according to a report by the director of national intelligence, the government obtained 534 million phone records from telephone companies"[1]... I wouldn't quite say they were smacked down in terms of mass metadata
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by Dystopian 8y ago
> Microsoft's media creation tool is dead simple, you run it and tell it where to create the media. As long as you have a computer. Best answer for this is households who only have 1 functioning computer. Usually low-income househol
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by Dystopian 9y ago
+1 - I use this for my personal site - it's great. The only thing I found is you can't have any orphaned pages (like hidden ones) from the homepage. As it scrapes down if there aren't any links to it it won't find it. Sm
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by Dystopian 9y ago
From my experience (and what this looks like) is that there isn't a ton of novel IP to open source here. A lot of the times ML "platforms" are composed of a number of open source components glued together in an elegant way (w
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by Dystopian 9y ago
It looks like a bunch of their team was part of the Storj team previously - maybe a fork of Storj's core to be compatible with Onion vs Blockchain? It looks like their website is also based on the same theme. From a commented out parag
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by Dystopian 10y ago
He's lucky they just didn't send it to collections as many institutions would do if a patient refused to pay.
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by Dystopian 10y ago
This looks really interesting - going to give it a look. I could almost see it being an internal Slack-style competitor of sorts for an intranet (if users are looking to "shout" more into the ether of the community)

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