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What Fine-Art Photography Can Teach Us About AI in Mathematics
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We have a whole free playlist introducing ECs from a mathematical to practical applications to ECC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sH8ybvIlLvM&list=PL6N_Y7ao_a... We're working on a certified course that will shou
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Interesting point!
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Unlock a 50% discount using the promo code: HadamardGate
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Advanced Linear Algebra Bootcamp with Assistant GPT
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Hands on Software Verification Course with Focus on Functional Programming
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Quantum Supremacy Survey: Has Google Achieved It?
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Hi - we think you misunderstood because you probably haven`t red the post properly. WE will implement this data streaming engine, and give it away as open source ! The reason we are asking people if they can solve this challenge, is for us
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Show HN: The One Billion Records per Second Data Streaming Challenge
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Stream Ops: Data streaming at 17.5M records per second
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AI-driven Investment Bank for software startups
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Should Slack Merge with Dropbox or Box?
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Microsoft and GitHub Deal: Developer Sentiment Survey (2019)
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Show HN: Stream Ops- a Fully Embeddable Data Streaming Engine and Processing API
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Show HN: Nanosai Mem Ops – ByteArrayAllocatorAutoDefrag-Allocation, Deallocation
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Show HN: Mem Ops (Java): Memory Manager/Allocator for Highly Resilient Systems
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Show HN: ION - A Data Format for Intelligent Real-Time Distributed Systems
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Show HN: ModRun – A new Java application launcher and class loader
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Hi thanks for the comment! Please check out our free ebook that describes the grid https://leanpub.com/the-grid-vision . Also please feel free to check out our GitHub repo and take a look at our project Grid Ops (Java) http
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Show HN: The Grid Vision – The Internet After the Web
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Show HN: An open source Java toolkit for creating advanced distributed systems
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Actually we have been told by another reader recently that Protobuf can in fact encode raw bytes efficiently. We will update the documentation. Look, why do you even want to use Protobuf? You can just use raw bytes... why even bother with P
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If that is really true, then we will of course update the comparison page. However, we have put it together from what we were able to find in Google Protocol Buffer's own docs + stack overflow + googling. It is entirely possible that w
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Mathias, you also don't need a binary protocol. XML would work. JSON too. But binary is faster and more compact. Same with the table construct. You can work around not having it, but now ION has it built in. You don't make the mis
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We believe that while ION is similar in encoding to other formats, it is different in aspects that make ION a better all-round data and network message format. See our ION vs.Other Data Formats Page too. http://tutorials.jenkov.c
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Please Read this page: https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/techniqu... If you cannot know where one message ends and the next begins without a schema, it is impossible to use Protobuf messages as n
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Not yet. We have been asked to compare ION to Flatbuffers, Cap'n Proto, Thrift, Avro, Transit, BSON and several other encodings. However, writing the benchmarks and going through the features systematically is a lot of work, so we have
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No. That is not correct. You cannot route Protobuf messages. You can only do point-to-point communication with Protobuf. This makes Protobuf unsuited for systems that require routing of messages, like a P2P network where not all communicati
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Yes, binary formats are not easily readable in a text editor. But, it is actually possible to convert ION to an XML format and back again without loss of information (we have not implemented this yet). This should make it easier to read mes
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Yes, we have looked at both Apache Avro and Thrift. The ION encoding is similar to these. Avro uses schemas, just like Protobuf, so it is not so easy to route for intermediate nodes. Thrift uses its own IDL schema language too.
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