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by DLA 7y ago
It really depends on what you're building. A content-heavy app, search/query type apps, or a basic CRM type app with CRUD workflows can easily be done largely with server side rendering plus Intercooler for the interactive bits yo
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by DLA 7y ago
I’ve used this approach - Go with templates TailwindCSS or Bootstrap, and on-page interactivity with IntercoolerJS or AlpineJS. Apps turn out to be very fast, SEO friendly, very easy to maintain and make great use of the optimized browser c
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by DLA 7y ago
I would think about: A. Close the studio to stop the rent bleed. That, as others have said, is the landlord’s problem. Seek legal advice to do it right. B. Focus on the online content space but partner with teachers to share profits. Teache
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by DLA 7y ago
I love this story. A much needed happy item. Great work Save the Redwoods League (SRL) and thank you Rouch family.
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by DLA 7y ago
Windows-focused rant. Plus a few reasonable points. Every language is complex at some level and in their own ways-Rust included. Every language hides some of the complexity of layers below it like assembly and thus hides hardware details. C
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by DLA 7y ago
Agree 100%. A 96 vCPU box with > 200 GB of RAM is ~$1.55/hour with an EC2 Spot instance. Back that with a big SSD and you have a data processing monster. Use you some nice Golang with well-formed goroutines to leverage all those cor
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by DLA 7y ago
A few suggestions: — N vs NP Deconstructed and Explained. — Prime Numbers. Patterns in Primes (like prime spirals); how prime sieves work; how mathematicians work with crazy large primes. — Graph Isomorphism — Topology and Topological Data
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by DLA 7y ago
anvaka: your work is just amazing! The viz you did of software repos is outstanding. I just wanted to express thanks to you for sharing as I am a big fan of all things graph as well.
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by DLA 7y ago
Awesome resource. Also enjoyed the book Flour, Water, Salt, Yeast which has a super detailed section on making a starter and some excellent breads.
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by DLA 7y ago
Google has a graveyard full of products that have been shuttered. Imagine the risk in the decision - Do I bet my entire organization’s IT infrastructure on a product line that Google may just decide to disappear? It’s a trust issue. Trust i
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by DLA 7y ago
This is just amazing. Thank you for sharing this project!
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by DLA 7y ago
0% chance of becoming law.
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by DLA 7y ago
Nobody is saying use one tool for everything. In fact the argument is why not use PG until you grow out of it (most people won’t). Agree on devops. Of course. There’s still the security surface area argument and the overall complexity argum
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by DLA 7y ago
Every different technology added to an infrastructure adds potential failure points, raises the DevOps burden, and adds surface area subject to bugs and security attacks. If a PG-based solution meets the needs then this reduces complexity i
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by DLA 7y ago
This site is just horrid on mobile. Unusable. Maybe investigate getbootstrap.com.
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by DLA 7y ago
So the US Military is just a bunch of murders? You should not throw around the word “dumb” (which this CNN clown and his proposal are!) when you make a completely insane and very disrespectful statement like this. It’s because of the US Mil
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by DLA 7y ago
NY Times made a mess of this story and slanted it toward their agendas. Horrible reporting. Apple beat most estimates. Revenues grew. All time high revenue from services. Forward guidance was raised. https://www.apple.com/ne
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by DLA 7y ago
No! Toys R Us was not at all a “perfectly viable business”, rather a deeply troubled retailer with long history of decline, mismanagement, terrible earnings, and a disaster of a balance sheet! [1] And “if not for the ridiculous debt-load” i
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by DLA 7y ago
Written by a “journalist” about whom history will not even footnote. “Ive, Apple's Chief Design Officer, is leaving the company. He leaves a legacy that made its products hard to repair and impossible to upgrade.” And leaves a trail of
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by DLA 7y ago
why is this post flagged?
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by DLA 8y ago
Thank you very much for writing this and for making such excellent visuals. This is the single best description of word2vec I've personally ever seen. Well done!
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by DLA 8y ago
Looks like correct link is: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-03-24/the-compl...
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by DLA 8y ago
So is a massively biased press establishment.
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by DLA 8y ago
There's a lot to be said for this approach. With the size of today's machines (say a TB of RAM, 16/32/or more cores, many TB of SSD) you can do a stunning amount of work with smart programming. For example, I've dev
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by DLA 8y ago
Virginia thanks NY for those extra jobs. The issue here is NY’s leaders are idiots and don’t understand the fundamentals of economics. Deferred or reduced taxes on Amazon (investment) in exchange for many thousands of good paying jobs (retu
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by DLA 8y ago
My trials yielded tons of company name + some variation of a star combination ... not very creative. The three descriptive words seemed to have little impact on the results whereas a quality designer would leverage the descriptive words to
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by DLA 8y ago
Yes and this is insanely annoying. Apple, you’ve got to fix this.
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by DLA 8y ago
Your work is awesome as is your excellent detailed writeup. Appreciate the links and refs to the background papers also. Thank you for helping make CRDB even better. You should be very proud of this work.
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by DLA 8y ago
This is such a horrible idea! Another startup should work on cheap anti-satellite missiles. Joking of course, but just sayin.
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by DLA 8y ago
Could not agree more.

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