Fiahil

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by Fiahil 6y ago
> The way I plan to solve this (next year) could be very controversial, but I believe it based on my experiences so far: No internet until you finish the curriculum, no alcohol, no drugs. Maybe also no meat but that's still up in th
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by Fiahil 6y ago
I have a similar cluster at home that I mostly use as a media center! One change I made over your setup is using an external NAS for storage. I'm also using k3s for making the whole setup completely portable. When I need to access my m
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by Fiahil 6y ago
It's right there at the bottom : > Recognizing that the old model where everything was free has consequences, means we must explore a range of different business opportunities and alternate value exchanges.
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by Fiahil 6y ago
On MacOS, you can use Flycut ( https://github.com/TermiT/Flycut ) to manage your clipboard. Just assign it to cmd + shift + v and it will allow you to cycle through your buffers. This is nice when you need multiple items
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by Fiahil 6y ago
After working on rust for almost 2 years, I finally reached a point where I can see (and wait for) a few improvements. First is completing the `impl Trait` saga. I see a couple of areas where I'm obliged to box a trait to get the compi
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by Fiahil 6y ago
Hold on, there is way more documentation than before ! Things like “when to use std::sync::mutex vs tokio::sync::mutex” were not there 1 version ago ! additionally, framing and streams will be of great help for my current project!
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by Fiahil 6y ago
I am amazed at the amount of knowledge you have acquired by doing it yourself! That's also my main motivation for building my own stuff (+ it's really fun when you take your time). I built a small balcony garden off a few pine pla
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by Fiahil 6y ago
They have a good heavy metal scene. Groups like Volbeat, Pretty Maids, etc
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by Fiahil 6y ago
As a non-native English speaker, I can read this faster than my usual technical content! Great work!
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by Fiahil 6y ago
Arc is there if you need to send that singleton between threads. If your program is a single-thread non-async one, you can drop both Arc and Mutex, leaving you with just a regular data field :)
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by Fiahil 6y ago
In most cases, additional plumbing is not even necessary, as it's often tied to a single object instantiated in the main function (database client, connection pool, config map, ...). The Arc<RwLock<T>> would go in that obje
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by Fiahil 6y ago
There is a mistake in the screenshots: filesystem view doesn't show `mod.rs`. To all others struggling with Rust's module system, it may seem unnatural if you're coming from another language (like python), but once you finall
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by Fiahil 6y ago
If you were using `cargo run` or `cargo build` instead of `cargo check`, these 10 seconds could be spent in linking the final binary and not running the compiler frontend. for that matter 10 secs is not unheard of for large libraries with a
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by Fiahil 6y ago
Well, I like an instantaneous edit-compile loop too, bit I was never bothered by rust compile times. Once you get your cache warm, it's pretty much instant. If not, run `cargo check` instead of `cargo run`. You can also use rust-analys
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by Fiahil 6y ago
A post on decentralized identity without talking about the Decentralized Identity Foundation ( https://identity.foundation/ ), right there on the first page when you type "decentralized" and "identity" in
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by Fiahil 6y ago
High-throughput web APIs is a pretty good fit for a rust project. Otherwise, any data system leveraging heavy parallel computations.
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by Fiahil 6y ago
This very interesting piece might be of interest for you : https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/how-to-pick-a-pepper/ It took one of the protagonist ten years of testing to find a machine capable of harvesting s
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by Fiahil 6y ago
There is a short explanation on why heterogeneous cropping is not the norm : Harvesting is just extremely difficult. It's not just a software automation problem, it's building the machinery and tractors, training people, gathering
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DataRobot Acquires Boston Consulting Group’s Source.ai(datarobot.com)
1 points by Fiahil 6y ago|0 comments
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by Fiahil 6y ago
In short, something very similar to https://www.snowflake.com/ . An event-based system sitting on top of s3, indexed with a postgresql, influxDB, or anything else.
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by Fiahil 6y ago
I don't want you to take it personally, but, from my point of view, Dolt falls in the same bucket as DVC, Pachyderm and some others. The shortcomings are not from the tools themselves, it's a fundamental issue with the design. Fir
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by Fiahil 6y ago
First, I need to say that I never tried TerminusDB, so I can't claim having a strong opinion on your approach :) Back to the time-travel. One of the most evident architecture when dealing with AI/ML/Optimisation is to design
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by Fiahil 6y ago
I work as a SWE at a large AI consultancy. We've been experimenting with "git for data" products for a while, and we've been trying to get rid of them (notably Pachyderm) for -at least- 2 years. What they all share is a)
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by Fiahil 6y ago
If you can understand french, I'd recommend the amazing Olivier Verdier ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvDpfkniGG6WkX5L7DwyGaA ) and Samuel Mamias ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9fGq2-6F
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by Fiahil 6y ago
Next in line: macos on ipad.
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DataRobot Acquires BCG’s Source.ai(bcg.com)
4 points by Fiahil 6y ago|1 comments
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by Fiahil 6y ago
So, it's an open-market AWS with data sharing capabilities, certified third-party services, and RTF APIs. I tought we agreed the semantic web was a failed experiment? Stop trying to bring it back "because it looks smart"
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by Fiahil 6y ago
Kubernetes is your answer. For parts like blob storage, DNS, and identity provider, you can already use a few commercial or open source products (Minio, Keycloak, ...)
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by Fiahil 6y ago
Tech moved a bit in that timeframe! > We leverage C#/MVC4/EF/SQL; Javascript/Knockout/Handlebars/LESS/etc and a super sexy REST API. Nowadays it would be ".Net Core/SQL; Typescript/React&
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by Fiahil 6y ago
Higher-end units are using a "control knob" to navigate on the screen. "Touching" is for "lower-end" vehicles. So, as a matter of fact, yes, you can have _one_ button for every car feature.

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