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by Avalaxy 9y ago
> This kind of graciousness in warfare does not seem to exist in modern times. Weird, considering how brutal war in those times looks compared with today. Well, there was a ton of brutality then as well. Probably even much worse than tod
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by Avalaxy 9y ago
Maybe something like pingdom?
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by Avalaxy 9y ago
You are correct, this is not new at all. I worked as a partner with Google on implementing this 2 years ago. By then there was already public documentation on the internet.
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Ask HN: How do you use autoscaling in Azure?
2 points by Avalaxy 9y ago|0 comments
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by Avalaxy 9y ago
Pretty interesting idea. Go build it! It's your time to shine :)
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
What if your customers are big companies? As in fortune 500? How do you talk to them? There will probably many different people with different opinions.
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
Why is a subfolder better than a subdomain?
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Ask HN: What blog engine to use for startup?
2 points by Avalaxy 10y ago|4 comments
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
"very mature und stable" Sorry but please don't spread these kind of lies. I love .NET Core to death, but the ecosystem is VERY immature. Just today I have been trying to authenticate with the Azure API for 8 hours because: 1
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
That makes things really easy. I especially like that they use SVG instead of images. Saves yet another request :)
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
This is cool. Great explanation, thanks.
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
I'd like to have them, but I don't want to load any external scripts on my site (for speed purposes mostly). Is it possible to make your own share button and share something on the various social media networks with just an URL, o
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
Unit tests are not really meant to test whether the code does what it's supposed to do initially, but more about making sure that it _keeps_ working when you're changing a bunch of stuff. For a pre-traction startup/MVP, the l
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
So... You couldn't get hired by a top company so now you think you're incompetent...? I think I miss the logic here. You know, try interviewing at companies that do not belong to the top 5%.
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
Not it won't. Why do you think differently?
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote (Netherlands) I'm an expert in all things .NET / C#. I can build web applications with ASP.NET (Core/MVC), Azure, mobile apps with Xamarin, Windows Store apps, WPF, distributed systems, etc. Contact me a
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
- ALWAYS have a local database. No dependencies on remote database where other people are changing data, changing tables, etc. - Make sure there is a create script with change scripts checked into source control that brings your local datab
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
I haven't done any PHP scripting for at least 6 years, but my beef was mostly with the community, not the language. If you do your best, you can write decent and clean code in PHP. But the community largely exists of people who don&#x2
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
> Any place doing serious ML will require the person to have a PhD or have publications and presentations at conferences like NIPS/ICML. Stop spouting this bullshit. You don't need a PhD, and you don't need to advance the
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
I found out who the scammer was, supplied the police with ALL the evidence, including the guy's address, phone number, etc. The police decided to not even investigate the case. And I'm not allowed to go to the guy's house and
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
For reference: in 2016, the Dutch police only investigated 157 cases out of 50,000 cases of internet fraud. So it's not like we don't have any criminals, the police just doesn't do shit about it.
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
Interesting experience, thanks! > For the particular project, I ended up using RDFs (because they showed the most promising results in Azure), and implemented RDFs by hand. After some tweaking, my own implementation performed better than
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
Very interesting! Bookmarking your blog post for later. I'm still deciding whether I should focus on Scikit/TF/AzureML, or multiples. Any comparisons between them are welcome. Would be nice to see a cost breakdown for each of
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
> and results in non-portable models due to vendor lock-in Yea, I was wondering about this. The free tier ( https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/machine-le... ) says that publishing it as a pro
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Ask HN: Who uses Azure ML?
76 points by Avalaxy 10y ago|14 comments
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
> It's hard to imagine ASP.NET development without Telerik controls. That was pretty funny.
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
Going short has been possible for many years.
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
There are no HFT exchanges in the bitcoin world. All these trades are done over the internet using HTTP. Hardly HFT.
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
You're right. Checked out some non-illuminate parts, because maybe they excluded that, but even in the core classes there are functions that are longer: https://github.com/laravel/framework/blob/5.3/
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by Avalaxy 10y ago
I've never worked with these frameworks since I don't use PHP anymore, but I must say I'm quite impressed by the average LOC per function and percentage of static function. Especially Laravel surprised me... The longest metho

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