ketozhang

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by ketozhang 15d ago
You're asking for something different here. What conda does is package all binary dependencies (e.g., libpq, cuda) that normally should be dynamically linked and provided by your OS. The pip ecosystem (including uv) doesn't encour
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by ketozhang 25d ago
In other words: * /skill may or may not call on the instructed action * /tool (or @tool) will guarantee the action is taken This is overgeneralizing and we need to talk about harness-specific features like hooks (which adds a de
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by ketozhang 25d ago
It's determinism, flexibility, and language. To the LLM, the a skill input is deterministic, inflexible, and outputs natural language. A REST API (not the REST itself, but modern output being JSON primitives) outputs are deterministic,
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by ketozhang 1mo ago
You've misunderstood the GIL and Python threads. For I/O, you can add threads and share the same connection object. Like any other languages, you are responsible for making it thread-safe. There's also async. Many Python web
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by ketozhang 1mo ago
It's more so horizontal vs vertical scaling rather than languages. You aren't running large scale xact/s on a single node.
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by ketozhang 3mo ago
Kubernetes isn’t a great example of you can just read it like a document. The resource kind jargon is huge. Most compose files are small and use familiar linux jargon. I can give an non-dev IT person a compose file and they can understand e
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by ketozhang 3mo ago
I like to think most seniors know to not blindly follow DRY. However, I can tell many of us are uncomfortable with the idea of needing to maintain multiple duplicated sources of code. To help with that, I think the simple model of two calle
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by ketozhang 3mo ago
This assumes the bug exists in both places which might not be true at all even if they both are dependent on the same duplicated code. If you only spot the bug in path A and not path B, why fix the bug for B?
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by ketozhang 4mo ago
You could still have security bumps happening (like dependabot).
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by ketozhang 1y ago
GTD has the addition that you must create a system of reminders/followups. GTD is great to practice being okay with forgetting stuff and trusting your tracking system.
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by ketozhang 1y ago
I think your argument focuses a lot on the scenario where you already have cleaned data (i.e., data warehouse). I and many other data engineers agree, you're better off with hosting it on SQL RDBMS. However, before that, you need a lot
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by ketozhang 1y ago
We need long running averages and 2023-2025 is still too early to determine it's not effective. The barriers of entry for 2023 and 2024, I'd argue is too high for inexperienced developers to start churning software. For seasoned d
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by ketozhang 1y ago
The data is surprising. However, I do wish this article looked carefully into barriers of entry as it can explain the lack of increases in your data. For example, in Steam, it costs $100 to release a game. You may extend your game with what
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by ketozhang 1y ago
You could either delete the .venv and recreate it or run `uv pip install --upgrade .` Much prefer not thinking about venvs.
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by ketozhang 3y ago
The autocorrelation is important to show that it's transformation to D-K plot will always give you the D-K affect for independent variables. However, the focus on autocorrelation is not very illuminating. We can explain the behaviors f
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by ketozhang 3y ago
The more common experience with autocorrelations are with time series, but what the author said is correct even in that context. A time series autocorrelation relates the same time series function at different times. At the simplest you plo
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by ketozhang 3y ago
Did you guys considered existing standards when you chose what to use for representing workflow definitions before choosing OpenFlow? For example, Common Workflow Language
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by ketozhang 3y ago
Hover your mouse over those and you should get the absolute date. Some if not many are using time tags.
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by ketozhang 3y ago
It's not popular because you're mostly hearing from the science community who want more features in their array (vector/matrix/tensors). Why would you want to use C-like arrays in Python anyways?
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by ketozhang 3y ago
It is not deprecated. Calling setup.py directly is (i.e., `python setup.py sdist`) Modern way of building a package is to use a build frontend. Most notably is the PyPA's build package. python -m build . Most project managers
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by ketozhang 3y ago
In this particular case. OP had a lot of knowledge which served as a crutch in this journey. The less you are aware of how setuptools used to work, the better.
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by ketozhang 3y ago
Here's a packaging guide that answers most of your questions. https://learn.scientific-python.org/development/guides/packa... As a TLDR, you have many options 3rd party build tool (aka build backends). Each b
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by ketozhang 3y ago
In diataxis, a tutorial serves your education and a how-to guide serves your work. Following this standard, a tutorial may contain a simpler or more contrived example; it may contain things you'd never do in production.
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by ketozhang 4y ago
Why? What's your goal visiting the W3C homepage? It should be to learn who they are and what else the website provides. You're not there to read it's entire homepage. You're there to navigate. The pages that need to be d
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by ketozhang 4y ago
It works on HN for at least the reason that HN post titles are often relatable. The same can't be said about paper titles even if you're in the field.
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by ketozhang 4y ago
The design is horrible and a relic of skewmorphism. Single tally memory is useful on small screens. I just wish they’d display the stored value somewhere.
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by ketozhang 5y ago
I'm way off. I meant 15A. Now I've no clue what the journalist is calculating.
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by ketozhang 5y ago
I think the journalist is calculating load capacity. A 1500A @120V kettle requires 0.18 MW. Rounding up, 60 kettles requires 12 MW. It's not how much water you can boil, it's how many kettles you can run at the same time.
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by ketozhang 5y ago
Yes you're right, every superposition of quantum systems have a real valued probability distribution for some observable variable. QM has very specific rules when it comes to how two random variables are dependent. That specific rule c
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by ketozhang 5y ago
> Not to mention in terms of making money, you would be far better off in the industry than spending 6 years in hopes of getting a tenure. That's true for most technical fields in academia. A physics degree can land you a well paid

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