PabloSichert

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by PabloSichert 2y ago
It's been a larger sequence of events until I got hired, but it all started by having shared a little side project[1] here that hit the front page in 2016. Back then, Zach[2] from Timber.io reached out to me since they had just recentl
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by PabloSichert 4y ago
There's still a couple of universities that offer a "Diplomstudium", e.g. TU Dresden: https://tu-dresden.de/ing/studium/studienangebot .
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by PabloSichert 4y ago
> and studying computer science doesn't grant you the title of "Ingenieur" anyway That's not correct. E.g., consider the relevant section in the Bavarian engineering law[1] (using Google Translate): > The job title
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by PabloSichert 7y ago
Haha, great! I thought there certainly must be other people in a similar situation like me and find this useful. If you hit any problems or have a feature request for your use case, just let me know in the issues.
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by PabloSichert 7y ago
Could you explain what "AC components" refers to? I couldn't figure that out just by reading your README. I wonder how the efficiency compares to just encoding on the bit level.
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by PabloSichert 7y ago
Hm, that's an interesting choice. I also wonder why they didn't use an encoding that has an alphabet with 2^n characters (that way you can directly map 1 charater to n bits when decoding). Coincidentally, I've just finished s
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by PabloSichert 7y ago
Hey there, author here. I have an image library of around ~15,000 RAW photo images, which I wanted to organize. After having tried several approaches over the years (organizing them in folders by topic, by year, or some mix of the two...) I
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Show HN: Ciid – Chronological Image Identifier, Written in Rust(github.com)
5 points by PabloSichert 7y ago|3 comments
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by PabloSichert 7y ago
I've been working on a very similar framework[1], but wasn't satisfied with the ergonomics enough to release it. My plans were to extend the Swift compiler with JSX-like syntax[2] that makes use of the declarative framework. Of co
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by PabloSichert 9y ago
Currently starting to build a native macOS/iOS/watchOS productivity app, therefore picking up Swift. I'm coming from web development - and feel a bit stuck on how to layout things with Xcode / Swift. I'm not convinc
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by PabloSichert 10y ago
I'd be interested in such a solution, also in regard to the input from another commenter to make this work with nginx. If you have a concrete idea and eventually a project on GitHub, feel free to contact me! Would like to contribute
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by PabloSichert 10y ago
Thanks for making that example! Assuming I am looking at your sketch with the x-axis being time, I just want to note that specific to this library there won't be two events (request start, end or log) at the same time. (The "concu
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by PabloSichert 10y ago
Sorry, I couldn't quite follow - could you break it down in simple sentences what the connection between those links you provided and the visualization is? The coloring depending on response time happens in intervals, that much I can s
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by PabloSichert 10y ago
Any plans on releasing a version that is not tied to the apple ecosystem? ("super/windows" vs "option", "command" vs "alt") Why are those not configurable, as well? Are "fn" and "c
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by PabloSichert 10y ago
That's an interesting question! I wrote this mainly for the need of better debugging in development, and never inspected live traffic on a production server. If you balance your application across servers/workers and keep the log
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Show HN: Concurrently Logging HTTP Requests(github.com)
69 points by PabloSichert 10y ago|11 comments