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by Gluber 4d ago
Basically nothing that i can think of. Especially when it comes to power efficiency... If its about hardware performance, (e.g for doing ML research on the go ) the Razer Blade 16 or 18 with RTX 5090(mobile) are the best i know of ( and own
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by Gluber 29d ago
Sure, thats a good way of working.. I just have the experience when handing over a project ( consulting ) anything i have put in place will never get replaced or kept for too long outgrowing its capacity by far, and offset with huge expense
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by Gluber 29d ago
Also to note: (Not a fault of PGVector again just a limit of our algorithmic knowledge) PGVector does HSNW or IVFlat indices ... (there is nothing better persistent) however it breaks down with high latency at LARGE amounts of vectors ( 100
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by Gluber 29d ago
I tend to agree with quite a few points in the article, but some topics warrant some careful scrutiny. * As a message queue: Only if your required features are very basic, like if you need cluster communication and run your own coordina
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by Gluber 2mo ago
In Austria a lot of times as second line ( after melatonin etc ) quetiapine is prescribed for its off label effects.
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by Gluber 4mo ago
The guidlines are where i live (Austria) First Colo at 45, if nothing found -> Every 5 years. Once a poly is found and removed get one every 2-3 years.
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by Gluber 8mo ago
My take on AI ( at least for coding ) is the same as for dynamic languages ( python,ruby etc ) 1. Its a great tool to reduce boilerplate 2. Its great for experimenting with ideas without the overhead that comes with starting a new non triv
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by Gluber 1y ago
I agree with you that these things are important. However they are ( in implementation terms ) rather small issues, and determining i rather pay 4-8x more in development and maintenance costs just for this, while you can go the other way an
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by Gluber 1y ago
The browser platform with HTML/CSS is fundamently legacy over legacy and broken for most application styles ( not general pages ), and incurs insane development costs for even simple things ( been there done that for close to 17 years
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by Gluber 2y ago
Did your friend get genetic sequencing done on his tumor. There are some recent promising results for braf mutated gbm
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by Gluber 2y ago
Avalonia
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by Gluber 2y ago
Last time i looked Kestrel already uses most of the techniques above ( sans an IOUring backend for Socket ) Almost all allocations are pooled, and zero copy as well. Header parsing is even done with System.Runtime.Intrinsics using SIMD whe
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by Gluber 2y ago
Isn't HttpListener still windows only ? I Remember the times we used it and it relied on http.sys on windows... Or did they port it during NET/NET Core. As Kestrel has been the recommendation from NET Core 1.0 onwards.
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by Gluber 2y ago
It is actually possible, to seperate those things, but it's tricky. Our current product can run in several modes, one with a web ui and api and one without. If running without there is no trace of the ASP.NET Core Pipeline ( and Kestre
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by Gluber 2y ago
Dammit you were first to ask that question :-) I also don't see the difference.
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by Gluber 2y ago
Reading the docs and samples... What are the advantages compared to e.g ASP.NET Core Minimal Api ? (or for example FastEndpoints) ?
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by Gluber 2y ago
It's really weird to watch all that from the other side of the pond. In my country for example, all politicians have immunity but our parliament can revoke it for anyone using a majority ruling... ( having more than two political part
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by Gluber 3y ago
Every company i have advised jumped on the microservice bandwagon some time ago.... Here is what I tell them: 1. Microservices are a great tool... IF you have a genuine need for them 2. Decoupling in and on itself with services it not a go
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by Gluber 3y ago
There seems to be an outage right now, https://us-central1-photogenicai.cloudfunctions.net/api/infe... returns status code 500
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Ask HN: Data Management for AI Training
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by Gluber 4y ago
I agree but i think that mostly comes from Clean Code being kind of required reading for junior developers, that lack the experience to understand those concepts in context. No methodology is perfect, and there are always cases where one ne
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by Gluber 4y ago
I agree with your sentiment. But those things exist (not that that validates the authors argument) and I still shake in terror when during covid I was asked to take a look at a virus spread simulation (cellular automaton) that was written b
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by Gluber 4y ago
You are confounding three separate skills. Finding the right abstractions is an art, whether you write clean code or not. Writing high performance code is another art. A really good developer writes clean code using the right abstraction (f
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by Gluber 4y ago
From an investment standpoint: 1. The technology behind it is in the open, and relatively simple ( the models are well understood, and easy to define ) To replicate that ... (with proper engineering etc a good and small team would probably
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by Gluber 5y ago
I think i should elaborate a bit more. ( i am pharaphrasing what i've seen/built for customers working on real world ML projects ) Let assume for a task of building a vision model like tesla for autonomous driving, basically takin
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by Gluber 5y ago
Senior Engineer, semi retired. Working in my spare time on various side projects, but i would really enjoy some input of which project to focus on, collaborate on and potentially incorporate. 1. Digital Assistant for on premise installation
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by Gluber 5y ago
I am not sure, Flutter is still using DART ? That's a pretty big no go, last time i looked DART was a haphazard clone of Java/C#/Kotlin with no discerning features of any value.... I rememember when it was supposed to be the
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by Gluber 5y ago
Cannot agree more. I have used like 20 Native UI Toolkits ( MFC,WxWidgets,QT, WinForms, WPF, VCL, Android, Jetpack, SwiftUi, GTK, and the list goes on ) i have even written one myself ( for in game uis ) I still cannot comprehed how we ende
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by Gluber 5y ago
If we're talking modern .NET ( 6 for example ) you have 4 options, let's assume a simple hello world without third party dependencies: 1. Build it runtime dependent: ( which requires the NET 6 runtime to be pre installed ) on you
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by Gluber 5y ago
Sent, if you don't have my info it might be in Spam :-)

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