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by chartpath 6y ago
Sneakernet 4.0
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by chartpath 6y ago
Everyone on HN always says they are taking like 10x the RDA and it's the only thing that makes them survive the winter, blah blah blah. Intentionally hyperbolic, but not far off. Every time I try just 400 IU per day for a week it makes
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by chartpath 6y ago
I keep waiting for each new generation to offer more RAM than my 2015 MBP which has 16GB and is still going strong. How else can I run a bunch of docker containers? But every new release is the same or worse for memory. Is there something a
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Ask HN: Do you plan “non-technical” work in sprints?
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How do those boots taste?
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by chartpath 6y ago
How is being compiled the same turf as running in a VM?
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by chartpath 6y ago
TBF this is an academic article though. Why should total accessibility of language to non-experts be a goal in that venue exactly? Isn't it reasonable to expect that other educated people will check the citations? Also in this case it
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by chartpath 6y ago
Same, except that you still can't execute expressions in the debugger. It only reads existing values. I think it's something with Delve.
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by chartpath 6y ago
And yet they don't pay living wages to their non-engineering employees. Greedy scumbags.
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by chartpath 6y ago
Glad to see some action in NB! Hi from Montreal.
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by chartpath 6y ago
Happy user of Prefect here. I prefer it for being more programmable and able to run on Dask. If you just want dynamic distributable DAGs and not necessarily an "ops" appliance feel (like Airflow), check them out: https:/&#x2
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by chartpath 6y ago
I've been through similar "searching" efforts and concluded the same. What about working in legal or medical software, since those industries will never go anywhere? Or any other industry that is boring.
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by chartpath 6y ago
Hoodies are also comfy.
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by chartpath 6y ago
CS grads should be required to take a year of liberal arts at least.
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by chartpath 6y ago
What kind of oversight could even work though? We have the Queen in my neck of the woods but that is not exactly accountable and never does anything to check poor governance and only rips off taxpayers. We also have non-confidence votes whi
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by chartpath 6y ago
If you want to integrate with the data science ecosystem, would you use modern Python for APIs as well, or do Go services with minimal Python bits? EDIT: coming from someone who has had great experiences with FastAPI and Uvicorn combined wi
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This is especially useful for those of us who have grown up thinking of ourselves as smart and becoming very identified with intelligence as personality. It can lead to anxiety disorders because sometimes rumination and thinking harder just
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by chartpath 6y ago
I used to love Stoic thinking and read the usual primary sources a few years ago. I still do love it and practise it. However, I became more and more turned off by the modern company of success porn bros who use it as a kind of macho way to
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Lenovo will start offering ThinkPads with Linux pre-installed(techspot.com)
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Object-Oriented Ontology(en.wikipedia.org)
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Would anyone recommend Clojure if you run an engineering org and get to make decisions about languages? I've been running node shops for the last several years, and love Clojure since having hosted a couple meetups a while back. That a
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by chartpath 8y ago
Yeah. I'm coming from the same background, but with some experience orchestrating these systems in production. AFAIK a bunch of the submissions to the various "AGI" awards like Alexa prize use ensembles of models and some way