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by markelliot 1y ago
I’ve recently been trying to get models to read the time from an analog clock — so far I haven’t found something good at the task. (I say this with the hopes that some model researchers will read this message make the models more capable!)
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by markelliot 3y ago
Hard to beat jib ( https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/jib/tree/master/jib-... ) for minimal Java OCI containers.
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by markelliot 5y ago
Thanks for sharing the NFT-as-access-token example, it's far and away the strongest example of a relatable use for NFTs that I've heard, and is compelling both in its value to the issuer (as a verifiable access token) and to the b
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by markelliot 5y ago
They’re most common on Thursdays but increasingly appear on Wednesdays, too. Sunday is typically the “big” puzzle day, and has a titled theme that usually provides a hint to at least some of the clues, or the puzzle aspect.
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by markelliot 6y ago
Linked in response to a question I asked below, it seems like you can use CloudFlare Workers to host a static site: https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/platform/sites But also, from reading the Pages docs I
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by markelliot 6y ago
Maybe? It’s more that I’d like to pay for the managed service of hosting my assets, registering branches for long lived access URLs, getting preview links, and promoting my site to its latest version. Differently: why are Cloudflare and oth
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by markelliot 6y ago
I’d love to see a version of this (or Netlify, Vercel, etc) that didn’t bundle CI with the preview and deploy steps so that I can pick my own CI and then effectively use the “CDN” as the highly qualified host of my static assets.
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GrCUDA: A Polyglot Language Binding for CUDA in GraalVM(devblogs.nvidia.com)
77 points by markelliot 7y ago|29 comments
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by markelliot 7y ago
Ira Glass is the creator and host of a long running radio show called This American Life on National Public Radio. The show runs weekly and tells stories of Americana and other things. I suspect part of what makes the show famous is that it
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by markelliot 8y ago
The deployment infra constraints mentioned in parent post are generally managed by tooling we also publish[1]. The encoding ends up similar to Helm’s, but happens through this tooling just by virtue of taking a dependency on a published jar
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by markelliot 8y ago
Our systems look more wide than deep, and the breadth happens both in FE and in BE, so our diverse FE apps communicate with a relatively diverse set of BE services — we’d like those interactions to look unified no matter where you hit the s
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by markelliot 8y ago
Two big motivations for us: (1) we had a large footprint of JAX-RS annotated Java services and a correspondingly large footprint of Typescript frontends communicating with those services, both hand-maintained; (2) we wanted something that f
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by markelliot 8y ago
I'm one of the authors of this project -- happy to answer questions!
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Custom Elements v1: Reusable Web Components(developers.google.com)
101 points by markelliot 9y ago|37 comments
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by markelliot 10y ago
Conceptually this seems to be a Java approach to Railway Oriented Programming ( http://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/rop/ ), which is pretty sweet.
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by markelliot 10y ago
One of the teams I work closely with used JGit's extensibility to run git on top of a KVS: https://medium.com/@palantir/stemma-distributed-git-server-7... Notably this doesn't require a distributed filesystem
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by markelliot 10y ago
It might be worth a look at Immutables ( http://immutables.github.io/ ) or FreeBuilder ( https://github.com/google/FreeBuilder ), both of which also use Java's built-in annotation processors to do cod
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by markelliot 10y ago
I was curious about the new features and the description on the core site was pretty helpful...possibly useful for others to save having to search: https://www.iterm2.com/version3.html
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by markelliot 11y ago
Yeah, read/write conflicts don't seem to actually generate conflicts. e.g. imagine two processes p1 and p2: p1: SET a 1 p1: BEGIN p1: GET a p1: SET z 1 # imagine this were contingent on reading a p2: BEGIN
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by markelliot 11y ago
Yep, typo, 16 not 26.
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by markelliot 11y ago
Fun trick: turn your phone to landscape mode while in Calculator and you get 26 digits instead of 9.
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by markelliot 12y ago
What tool do you use to emit the typescript interfaces? I looked around for one of these a few months ago but didn't find anything at the time.
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by markelliot 12y ago
That'd be essentially the same as Slingbox ( http://www.slingbox.com/ ).
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by markelliot 13y ago
It seems like it's part of Netflix's data pipeline, Suro[1]. [1]: http://techblog.netflix.com/2013/12/announcing-suro-backbone...
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by markelliot 13y ago
Notably absent from your list is http://grepcode.com -- which IMO has one of the best interfaces around, with compiled code docs and some java-centric implementation and invocation links for java code they index.
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by markelliot 13y ago
What's the raw scale of input data for your 300GB/day of stored events? (assuming that's 300GB on disk stored in Elasticsearch)
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by markelliot 14y ago
Interestingly the chart at the end suggests implementations for everything except the raw data, but generating batch views from an arbitrary store and keeping your raw data reliably are hard problems. The charts motivate dumping this stuff
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by markelliot 14y ago
The problem with comparing Hulu to cable is that with my cable subscription I'm free to record shows and play them back later - without the ads. Similarly, the on demand content rarely includes ads, and when it does they're sparse and extre
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by markelliot 14y ago
Maybe there's another page where you can submit the samples and this is the presentation/identification ;-)
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by markelliot 14y ago
The trivial example of PHP is equivalent to making a file with only the text: Hello World! ...and saving it as a .php file. I think you'll have a hard time finding something more concise. :) In reality, one of the things that makes P

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