theonewolf

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by theonewolf 29d ago
For "replacing your microservice" you should checkout PostgREST. It basically turns PostgreSQL into a microservice.
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by theonewolf 2y ago
If it creates long term value, is it truly the wrong tool? Perhaps we should re-evaluate how and when we use things when presented with evidence that others are getting massive value out of tools we typically would have been biased against.
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by theonewolf 2y ago
I found the Pi UUID: 185e45bc-750b-43d7-91ee-314159265358
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by theonewolf 2y ago
I found the Pi UUID: 185e45bc-750b-43d7-91ee-314159265358
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by theonewolf 4y ago
Is this a personal or business decision you are talking about? Can you elaborate the cons that made you decide to move away from Python, C++, and Julia? Julia makes sense to me, as the youngest production language and community. But Python?
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by theonewolf 4y ago
I used Artifact to do this with my grandfather. Recorded his stories and voice for posterity as a series of podcasts basically with a professional interviewer and recording team.
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by theonewolf 5y ago
Have you considered other forms of financial literacy? For example, many people don't use credit cards properly. Many people don't take advantage of lower interest loans. Many people don't understand the importance of certain
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Increasing the Accuracy of Textual Data Analysis on a Corpus of 2B Words(engineering.soroco.com)
5 points by theonewolf 5y ago|1 comments
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Increasing the Accuracy of Textual Data Analysis on a Corpus of 2B Words(engineering.soroco.com)
2 points by theonewolf 5y ago|0 comments
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Advent of Code 2021(adventofcode.com)
3 points by theonewolf 5y ago|0 comments
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Abstract Syntax Tree for Patching Code and Assessing Code Quality(engineering.soroco.com)
1 points by theonewolf 5y ago|2 comments
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Building Large Scale Systems and Products with Python(engineering.soroco.com)
2 points by theonewolf 5y ago|0 comments
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Why are we inspired by astronomers – the OG computer hackers?(engineering.soroco.com)
4 points by theonewolf 5y ago|0 comments
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Running Encrypted Python Bytecode Without Performance Penalties at Runtime(engineering.soroco.com)
2 points by theonewolf 5y ago|0 comments
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Film: Global-Scale Image Storage with Order(s) of Magnitude Less Space(engineering.soroco.com)
2 points by theonewolf 6y ago|0 comments
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by theonewolf 6y ago
Not sure if this is close to the problems you want to study, but NASA applied Deep learning to anomaly detection on spacecraft telemetry and has some early results here: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1802.04431.pdf I'm ve
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by theonewolf 6y ago
One could run every tab / sub-process within a container with its own networking stack. It is complex, but doable.
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by theonewolf 6y ago
I think what the others are getting at is it's more like the US market is competing now with cheaper labor markets. But I understand what you're saying.
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by theonewolf 7y ago
Hey this sounds a lot like Cloudlets / edge computing! Really happy to see some real world applications out there: http://elijah.cs.cmu.edu/
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by theonewolf 7y ago
The Minix OS was designed as an academic, teaching OS: https://www.minix3.org/ There is a textbook that goes along with it: https://www.pearson.com/us/higher-education/program/Tanenbau... The
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Executing Encrypted Python with No Performance Penalty(blog.soroco.com)
1 points by theonewolf 8y ago|0 comments
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by theonewolf 8y ago
You can directly expose the partitions using the tool `kpartx`, which will create a `loop` device for you: > sudo kpartx -a test.raw > lsblk NAME MAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINT loop0 7:0 0 4G 0 loop
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by theonewolf 9y ago
Mac OS?
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by theonewolf 9y ago
Hey if you see the course website is from 2015. And this is a bit of an older course, so I think it's understandable. I think the surprising thing is such a high quality resource was being put together so long ago :-)
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by theonewolf 10y ago
I don't understand why you need an IDE, I believe Rust is simple enough that you can work on things in Notepad++ or Vim or Emacs.
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by theonewolf 11y ago
Are you really the first to use TLS in securing the storage fabric? I believe Seagate's Kinetic had TLS features quite awhile ago: http://www.seagate.com/tech-insights/kinetic-vision-how-seag... Both of which are
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by theonewolf 11y ago
I'd love to see integration with uploads of backups to Backblaze B2!
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by theonewolf 11y ago
I see. I understand the problem they're solving now. Bringing Git + more agile development flows into the Enterprise.
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by theonewolf 11y ago
Oh I see, so this might be an "Enterprise in" and that's the "key feature." Not that I should expect a lot more on top of Git + GitLab that isn't already there.
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by theonewolf 11y ago
Update: They do cite GitLab. Now I guess my confusion as a GitLab user is they don't sell me on what is new/differentiate their customized offering. This product looks like a poorly rebranded GitLab. Why don't they cite GitLa

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