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Show HN: Lytics – open-source Web Analytics with Heatmaps(lytics.cloud)
5 points by subprotocol 8mo ago|0 comments
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by subprotocol 8mo ago
In chrome it says "Loading assets, please wait..." and hangs. but it works for me in firefox
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by subprotocol 8mo ago
The scariest part of US internet dominance isn’t vendor lock-in, it’s executive branch chaos engineering.
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by subprotocol 8mo ago
I think the hardest part of estimation often gets glossed over: genuine technical unknowns. Not "we didn’t think hard enough," but cases where the work itself is exploratory.
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by subprotocol 4y ago
Note taking is actually a big part of rocket science: Step 1. Take notes on rocket science Step 2. Discover and distill from notes the first principles that help decouple yourself from analog thinking Step 3. Engineer the most efficient roc
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by subprotocol 5y ago
I appreciate any feedback on this demo, as well as on the broader concept. There are many little areas I have in mind to tweak and improve the model training. My hope is to further refine and improve, and eventually get this working on to
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Show HN: Augmenting Education with ML – Demo and Proof of Concept(subprotocol.com)
1 points by subprotocol 5y ago|1 comments
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Case Discriminating OCR Neural Network Demo(subprotocol.com)
3 points by subprotocol 5y ago|0 comments
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by subprotocol 6y ago
I'm an IC and can't stand scrum. However I regularly work with teams that are steeped in it. It's not really an issue because I always choose my level of participation when working with one of the scrum teams. If I think the
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by subprotocol 6y ago
Because I'm in a zoom meeting while reading hacker news.
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by subprotocol 6y ago
yes, was wondering about this too
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by subprotocol 6y ago
This hits home. Great way to learn on a little risk free side project, where you can pivot on a whim. This is how I like to learn. Unfortunately at work we have SCRUM teams that practice this methodology religiously, but not on side projec
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by subprotocol 6y ago
This. I know many folks who have a 30min - hour commute each way (pre-pandmaic). If they lived a bit closer, and spent that time walking to/from work instead of driving, there you go.
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by subprotocol 6y ago
Wow yeah, this made my day! It's nice not waiting 10 seconds for a video I don't want to watch to auto start playing (just so I can stop it).
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by subprotocol 6y ago
FTA- "We are aware of a bug in Chrome that is impacting how cookies are cleared on some first-party Google websites. We are investigating the issue, and plan to roll out a fix in the coming days."
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by subprotocol 7y ago
Does anyone know what javascript library they are using to generate the their sankey diagrams?
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by subprotocol 7y ago
It's used everywhere in analytics applications and particularly noticeable at scale. For specific example- We use roaring bitmaps (also from Lemire) in an inverted index to make count queries instant (depending on the query and encodi
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by subprotocol 8y ago
Very cool! I love geeking out on analytics tech and look forward to studying its design further. My take as I see it so far (please correct me if I'm wrong)- * As a datapoint Pinot/Druid/Clickhouse can do 1B timeseries on o
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by subprotocol 12y ago
Hi HN! I just open sourced Genetic.js, hope you enjoy!
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Genetic.js(subprotocol.com)
3 points by subprotocol 12y ago|1 comments
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by subprotocol 12y ago
> How big is this dataset (what does each event consist of)? Standard clickstream data, maybe 50-ish parameters per event. > What sort of queries are you running? > How is the data stored? Depends on the use-case. For sub-second a
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by subprotocol 12y ago
I use spark a lot and my experience has been quite the opposite. The queries I run against spark are billions of events and results are sub-second. I could only speculate as to what this users issues were. One difference between hadoop an
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by subprotocol 12y ago
May be of relevance: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/SPARK/Powered+By... I don't know what you would count as major deployment, but I've deployed a 30-node cluster on HW for running sub-
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by subprotocol 13y ago
> mostly what you need to beat Hadoop is to make something practical, which lets developers be expressive rather than wrestle with overdesigned nonsense. It would be difficult for an article to convey this. Having used both Hadoop and Sp
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by subprotocol 13y ago
Spark is a wonderful project, I blogged about it just the other day: http://subprotocol.com/2013/06/17/spark-darling-of-big-data.... Spark make doing MR easy. I've used other frameworks on hadoop MR, but
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Spark, the Darling of Bigdata(subprotocol.com)
1 points by subprotocol 13y ago|0 comments
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by subprotocol 13y ago
I've used javascript for many many years and, as of 6mo ago, started using Scala (I do a lot of distributed programming on hadoop, storm, and recently spark). Scala is now one of my favorite languages because of Spark ( http:/&#x
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by subprotocol 13y ago
Great question, I wanted to (at least initially) focus on the experience for paying customers, and hone in on creating value for them. Though, I can see how it may very well make sense to do something like a free extra limited account soon
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by subprotocol 13y ago
Hi HN, I just launched my startup, Referrerly! Others in a similar space are hyper-focused on SERPS, data-puking backlinks, and completely miss the bigger picture. Referrerly helps you see how your actions and content are resonating onlin
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Show HN: Measure what people are saying about your website(referrerly.com)
7 points by subprotocol 13y ago|3 comments

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