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Certificate Search
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Orthoprint, or How I Open-Sourced My Face
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I have used k6 in our CI/CD pipeline to do integration testing and then ran nightly actions to do smoke and load testing. It was easy to setup and it worked great. The framework provides a clean way to define expectations and to produc
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OT but I’ve been working with WASM and TinyGo and hit an unexpected roadblock: TinyGo lacks JSON support (because the native go implementation uses reflection). That meant that I couldn’t find a way to serialize structs between host and WAS
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I would call that a megalith, and not to be cute but to give a sense of scale which is useful. I think there is a point in which a monolith grows so big that is painfully obvious that size became an obstacle greater than the benefits. Pain
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5y ago
Corporate Memphis :)
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5y ago
I often interpreted this as a conservative interpersonal communicative approach. It is safer to talk about yourself than to ask questions from people because there risk of inadvertently saying something offensive. Sure, you will find people
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I only used the VScode extension and is great. Except that it modifies the whole interface so I have two IDE instances one for with platformio and one without. It even encouraged me to write test for my arduino projects
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5y ago
I wonder if anyone can comment if they have experience running minio at scale. It would be a pleasant surprise if a “simple” minio cluster could handle such workload
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5y ago
How does “democratize the custom data access layer” make money?
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5y ago
I’ve read the post you linked and I still don’t know how you plan to make money. Also, the blurb you copy pasted it tells me nothing in a clear way.
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5y ago
Im curious to learn more about these conspiracies of the left. Do you have books to share or other resources?
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5y ago
There is the m5paper[1] that is around $80 with shipping. It uses an esp32 and is arduino compatible, and the provided libraries are pretty good. [1] https://docs.m5stack.com/#/en/core/m5paper
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PDCA sounds to me like it would fit with the agile scrum cycle of plan, sprint, review and retro? I would not be surprised if scrum is just repackaging
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You’re right, partially. In the sense that to mine bitcoin/etc you need something more powerful... but you could just create a new type of crypto to be mined specifically in low power/IoT devices. Something like [1] [1] https:
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For my hobby servers I have tried dokku, Flynn and countless other similar solutions. Settled with caprover[1] and very happy with it [1] https://caprover.com
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6y ago
In Brooklyn my friends used the term “hipster racism” often to describe vice
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6y ago
The flowbase.org link is redirecting me to a polish website, not sure what’s going on there
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6y ago
Depending on the type of ads being served that cross-profile-pollination could lead to info leakage and problematic and/or weird situations. It makes me want to be able to build a fake persona rather than a ghost/anonymous profile
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6y ago
Your comment made me think that they have the same attitude with support as they do with hiring, they are ok with a non fine-tuned model as long as the false positives / negatives impact individuals rather than Google’s corporate goals
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Thanks for the link! Would you mind recommending any radio stations with good online presence? I haven’t been lucky searching online
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I think there is a more positive interpretation of comments like GP regarding the v2 documentation. There might be content but is not discovered easily. I have experienced this myself, the structure of the docs, currently, is not structured
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I can tolerate it if it’s through slack because I have set DND[1] but it really bothers me when people do that over SMS and I’m trying to concentrate. [1] I have a set of scripts that trigger do not disturb on macos center notification and
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Similar experience but we also had to deal with randomly failing multimeters and defective components. It was very frustrating but gave me a foundation for software debugging skills that proved valuable, not being able to take any compone
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Im on the same boat, I tried very hard. Went through a few version upgrades with data incompatibility and other issues. Used it for personal projects as well as for different projects at work. I truly regret ever recommending it to differen
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Was this hypothesis used in Snow Crash? I read the book too long ago to credit my memory but it made me think of the book
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> I always cringe when people use Germany as an example of a society that doesn't have a lot of corruption It is definitely interesting how perception works both inside and outside a given actor/nation. What I found illuminatin
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Fair enough, sometimes you have to make a decision with what you have. A/B testing adds complexity and specially when doing contract/agency work you don’t have either the time nor the budget to pull it off. Been there myself. Pers
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This escenario seems an clear candidate for A/B testing since I would be conflicted by wanting to provide privacy but understanding it might impact user signups. Seeing some actual numbers would help me in making that decision.
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It never occurred to me to compare policemen to teachers. But imagine if teachers could levy fines to students and use the proceeds to pay their overtime. Or could walk to a child and steal their lunch money or whatever they have in their
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