Bedon292

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by Bedon292 6y ago
There are many keyboard mouse solutions like this, but I have not found a software including video. If you remember, can you point me at them?
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by Bedon292 6y ago
I experimented with Windows Remote Desktop for a couple days, it worked fine for coding, even with multi monitor. It was definitely a noticeable lag but didn't bug me too much. But I probably should have remoted into the desktop from t
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by Bedon292 6y ago
I have played with Voicemeter for this. You can stream the audio back and forth between machines. And one of them is always connected to the speakers. And you can mix between the two as well. https://www.vb-audio.com/Voiceme
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by Bedon292 6y ago
A little confused, you say you don't want to disrupt the containers, but https://github.com/bottlerocket-os/bottlerocket#updates seems to indicate you still have to reboot for the update to take hold?
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by Bedon292 6y ago
I like the sound of Application at least. Or 'In practice'?And Construction does make sense when I think about it more. Not sure I can think of a better name at least.
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by Bedon292 6y ago
You said in other comments that you used JupyterBook to make it. Would you consider open sourcing that so that others can contribute?
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by Bedon292 6y ago
I think there is a balance to be struck. You should totally use numpy for the arrays and basic math applications. But say on the first example you use `self.X.T` what does `.T` even do? Not asking you to go into all the details, just more c
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by Bedon292 6y ago
I went straight to the "code" section. Didn't know there was stuff in the "construction" section too. I would definitely consider not using sklearn for anything other than data sets. You already defined them, why no
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by Bedon292 6y ago
I got one in October because my old chair at home was dieing. I am so glad I did, its way better than the expensive chairs we have at the office, and less than half the price. I think its probably because it just has more adjustments, and I
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by Bedon292 6y ago
I also got confused because Clover is a payment processing company, similar to Square. And also apparently a dating app.
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Its interesting. I don't have experience with a large variety of cities, but Seattle and DC I am quite familiar with. They do not feel the same to me at all. Lots of history and monuments, and there are still pretty strict height restr
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by Bedon292 6y ago
Same. And whenever I need a new drive, which isn't that often, I consult the latest report to make a purchase decision.
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Security researchers have distributed an Emotet vaccine(zdnet.com)
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by Bedon292 6y ago
What didn't you like about it? Curious where our pain points will be. Only been using it about 6 weeks.
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by Bedon292 6y ago
We did look into it. But didn't end up going that route.
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by Bedon292 6y ago
Basically just a complex permission model based on relationships. Much better handled with a subquery. Mostly on is. I don't blame the ORM entirely, but it was more joins than necessary too.
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by Bedon292 6y ago
Valid point. Should have said "can use".
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by Bedon292 6y ago
Yeah, the main improvement was seen even before playing with orjson. It did help too I think, but only started it yesterday so haven't actually profiled the two side by side. To have real numbers. And it uses SQLAlchemy under the hood.
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by Bedon292 6y ago
Yeah, you do end up defining everything more than once, once for SA, and then for pydantic. Create, Read, and Update may all be different pydantic models as well. They are for defining what comes in and out of the actual API. Your create re
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by Bedon292 6y ago
That is quite interesting. There are a lot of things like management, tests, and such that I love and miss from django. Going to have to really think about what I think of this. Edit: Although, now that I think a little more its not that su
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by Bedon292 6y ago
Yeah, FastAPI uses SQLAlchemy under it. Along with pydantic to define schemas with typing. And then just started tinkering with orjson for the json serialization. Seems to be the fastest library at the moment. I have also been experimenting
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by Bedon292 6y ago
FastAPI uses Pydantic under it for python objects. And we have been tinkering with orjson for the actual json serialization, since it appears to be the winner in json serialization at the moment.
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by Bedon292 6y ago
We used `silk` a lot to profile the app. And basically all the time was being spend inside django somewhere between getting the data from the DB and spitting out the response. We would have things like 15ms in the DB, but 250ms to actually
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by Bedon292 6y ago
I love Django / Django Rest Framework and have used it for a long time, but we recently dumped it from a project in favor of FastAPI. There is just so many layers of magic in Django, that it was becoming impossible for us to improve th
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by Bedon292 6y ago
Is that supposed to scare me off? It doesn't.
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by Bedon292 6y ago
If I am staying in the US, want somewhere with a lot of land and outdoors. With a real winter. And affordable prices so that's just geographically what fits the bill. Norway is for family history, and New Zealand is probably mostly app
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by Bedon292 6y ago
Family history, my name (first middle and last) is Norwegian, and I can trace back my father's side to the Kvinnherad municipality. Bergen is the closest big city there I think. I guess I want to find more about my history. And its a b
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by Bedon292 6y ago
I have played the game to completion once. I was utterly addicted and could not tell time while playing. I would say something like "Ok, just 5 minutes to finish this and save." and an hour later still be playing. I have over 60 h
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by Bedon292 6y ago
If it were just me and I could go anywhere: In US, I would get somewhere with a lot of land. Montana, ND, Wyoming, something like that. Outside US, Probably Norway for a while. Would also love to try out New Zeland or SE Asia.
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by Bedon292 6y ago
I definitely have looked into Norway, though it is one of the most expensive places to live.

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