newcrobuzon

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Model Arena: Qwen3-ASR vs. faster-whisper in real time (the WER is not enough)(nanosamur.ai)
5 points by newcrobuzon 18d ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Nanosamur.ai – open-source private speech AI platform(github.com)
2 points by newcrobuzon 1mo ago|0 comments
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
K8s is amazing piece of tech, but still there is a big cost and complexity inherent in adopting & managing it. I enjoy using it and playing with it, but so many use cases can be addressed with something simpler - either just Docker &#x2
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
Options should be used as intended: as a hedge. E.g. If I am net long in my portfolio and I fear some headwinds I can buy a put or two for the peace of mind. Now those puts should be always considered as worthless, and it is just the price
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Distributed Systems, Microservices and Interstellar Travel(youtube.com)
2 points by newcrobuzon 6y ago|0 comments
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
Many people don't know this, but you can still commit code that does not compile :D
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
> Sun spent like a billion dollars marketing Java I guess now the question is if Nubank could/will also promote Clojure and to what extent (or if they will support Cognitect enough to do that). I would wonder if they went through th
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If Microservices Were Interstellar Travel (ReClojure Conference, 2020)(youtube.com)
2 points by newcrobuzon 6y ago|0 comments
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
Cancer survivor of 20 years here. You sir seem to understand exactly how things are. This is how it is, not bad, not good, just the nature of life i guess.
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
Really appreciate your time looking into this and apologies, missed your original post. You got the answeres right. Re 2 - it shouldn't be that hard to add, since everything is just data. It is however partially covered by the retry pr
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
Thanks ramon! Appreciate your kind words! Feel free to shoot me an email or reach me on twitter and let's stay in touch!
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
Thanks for the kind words! Yes, I would still be careful with passwords in the public beta. It goes via SSL and you get a unique UUID URL so all-in-all it is kinda secured (plus time-to-live of the instance is only 3 hours which limits any
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
Thanks Neelesh for the link, I like the way of thinking with the focus on data. It is similar with what I am seeing - i.e. lots of older integration systems are terrible with data simply because they force you to use some way of data modeli
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
Ooops, good catch, I will fix that :)
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
Oh really? Wasn't aware of that. Thanks for the link!
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
Do you have any links to some blog posts discussing it (the "doing it right" approach)? I would agree that it definitely depends on the use case. I will definitely check out Syncari - just opened the landing page and it looks grea
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
Thanks, wasn't aware of them!
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
If anybody's curious about this "public beta hosting - HN bear hug" performance load test: I just (sequentially) restarted all 4 servers behind my 2 load balancers - seems that by reaching 100 containers in each geography the
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
That is a fair criticism, I am aware of the AGPL license shortcomings. I just picked up the more restrictive license at the beginning - being a sole funder and not working on this full time etc. I simply did not want somebody (e.g. a big co
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
I mostly considered naming to be a distraction from getting the real work done. I also am probably not good with names as my other alternative was Megalodon (4 syllables) - I just wanted to have some megafauna name. Happy to hear what you f
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
I would agree. The no-code is an illusion in the enterprise realm - before you know it, you are waist deep in the custom code. No-code can really work only for small businesses imo. I come from enterprise background and that is one of the r
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
To be honest Prefect just got on my radar last week, so I will need to look at it more closely, I was not aware of them till then. Obviously this is for JVM, plus I am not sure how Prefect addresses following two points I mainly focus on: -
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
A bit similar, but on JVM. The main focus of Titanoboa is however as follows: - make rapid prototyping of new steps possible during runtime, without any need to restart/redeploy - focus on distributed processing, where in master-less T
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
Approaching 100 containers cap in US, so if something does not work, dont be mad :)
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
yes, I am considering this and it should not be that hard (also Kotlin, Nashorn javascript...), but at this stage Titanoboa is just a one-man-show - so patience, I might get there ;)
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
Thanks! Will reach out when the traffic subsides :) Or feel free to shoot me an email, my email address is on the web page.
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
Ok, I have just reached 100 concurrent containers in Europe, which is max at this stage and I don't think I can change the aws limit on the fly (will check though) so I might start killing the oldest instances. Apologies for inconvenie
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
Well yes, this is for JVM, so maven ecosystem, sorry. I have been contemplating also doing a clone on node.js (titanoboa is written in clojure so it would just be a move from clojure to clojurescript), but I did hear that the npm ecosystem
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
This is a very good point. My current line of thinking is: A workflow is a workflow is a workflow . Titanoboa is built the way that pretty much everything it shuffles is data - and either it can be big (Airflow) or the steps can have side
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by newcrobuzon 6y ago
Thanks! If it is the recapcha string then it is just an old public string for local testing. But I would upvote you 100x or send you a medal or something if I could, this is really super nice of you letting me know!

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