awendland

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Your Immune System Is Not a Muscle(rachel.fast.ai)
287 points by awendland 2y ago|197 comments
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by awendland 2y ago
What percentage, or how many millions, of patients are accessible on the network today?
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by awendland 2y ago
Following @isoprohplex, I'll be the fourth comment to say I also built a variant of this: https://hnss.alexwendland.com/ I built mine on top of an RSS feed I generate from Hacker News which filters out any posts linkin
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by awendland 3y ago
I was also curious. Wikipedia addresses the question: > The theory was popular in the 1970s and 1980s, when it was used as a heuristic device, but lost importance in the early 1990s, when it was criticized by several empirical studies.[5
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by awendland 3y ago
I’ve been looking for something like this: eventually consistent syncing of DB content -> embeddings in a vector DB. So far, I’ve been dealing with a tradeoff between latency + error handling in my API endpoints. I’ll either 1.) embed co
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by awendland 4y ago
This is a little lengthy, but I wanted to share the tactical details of my use case to give you a full picture: I use Node-Red for a few scheduled activities: archiving Reddit posts or tweets I upvote and pulling information from real estat
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by awendland 6y ago
I needed a reader view library for a side project and decided to compare the most popular options (repo at https://github.com/awendland/readable-web-extractor-comparis... ). Among cleanview, metascraper, @postlight&#x2F
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by awendland 6y ago
Here’s the campaign team’s original post about what will get open-sourced: https://medium.com/@teamwarren/open-source-tools-from-the-wa...
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Is postMessage slow?(dassur.ma)
2 points by awendland 7y ago|0 comments
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Node.js multithreading: What are Worker Threads and why do they matter?(blog.logrocket.com)
1 points by awendland 8y ago|0 comments
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Reducing Relative Paths in TypeScript and Webpack(blog.johnnyreilly.com)
1 points by awendland 8y ago|0 comments