Kinrany

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by Kinrany 5y ago
Protobufs are too high level and too opinionated about the structure of the data. It may or may not be "the right tool for the job" depending on the problem being solved. The goal is to have a schema language that is as universal
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by Kinrany 5y ago
I have too many ideas for side projects I want to do. I'd love to partner (or find a mentor!) so we can focus on a single thing and see how far we can take it. One idea: any two pieces of code should be able to communicate regardless o
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by Kinrany 5y ago
Can you link any good arguments for defaulting to non-relational?
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by Kinrany 5y ago
It should be possible to create a lower-level IDL that starts with byte streams and makes no assumptions about performance requirements and the transport layer. Any language would be able to decode byte streams according to provided schema
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by Kinrany 5y ago
There is no standard they can all agree on.
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by Kinrany 5y ago
It's only true when money is the bottleneck.
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by Kinrany 5y ago
M1 are not Linux-friendly at all.
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by Kinrany 5y ago
They're not stating a moral judgment.
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by Kinrany 5y ago
The university can shut down, suffer data loss or get hacked. Decentralized storage is an improvement. No sense in diplomas being transferable though.
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by Kinrany 5y ago
Most of the time major inventions are produced by communities, not individuals.
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by Kinrany 5y ago
There is less centralization and more opportunities to quit and go to a place you like better.
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by Kinrany 5y ago
Consider going on a vacation for a month or two. The company won't die immediately.
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by Kinrany 5y ago
Enforcement necessitates centralization. In the spirit of rough consensus, it may be possible to have a group tasked with maintaining principles but without any special powers.
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by Kinrany 5y ago
> It will depend if their training data is considered part of the source code. It has to be, otherwise you could argue that javascript is data dynamically loaded by an open-source browser.
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Monolith(monolith.sourceforge.net)
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by Kinrany 5y ago
> The protests appear to have no identifiable leader or demands. Good for them.
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by Kinrany 5y ago
How explicit is their agreement compared to the usual dark pattern of "guess which one of these five checkboxes is optional"?
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by Kinrany 5y ago
Regular Jupyter notebooks are missing two important things: 1. Sheets hide formulas most of the time 2. Formulas in sheets are reactive, updating one cell immediately updates all the cells that depend on the first
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by Kinrany 5y ago
In Sheets you can store a formula "A1 + 1" in cell A2. In a document-oriented editor you'll store formula "p1 + 1" in paragraph p2.
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by Kinrany 5y ago
Google Sheets, but self-hosted and document-oriented like Jupyter notebooks, not spreadsheet-oriented.
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by Kinrany 5y ago
> You must under no account employ “bombastic, shake-you-by-the-shoulders direction” (Simran Hans, The Observer). > Secondly, critics appear to be worried that the film is making fun of people—and that perhaps they might be among the
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by Kinrany 5y ago
The new macro features in clap are structopt.
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by Kinrany 5y ago
Is being averse to having good things a prerequisite to passion?
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by Kinrany 5y ago
I would :(
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by Kinrany 5y ago
No one in this thread mentioned licensing or legal issues. As an edge case, consider a CLI that solves a trivial problem but also turns the computer into a space heater via an always-on service. It will rightfully damage the author's r
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by Kinrany 5y ago
They could be stored in small containers.
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by Kinrany 5y ago
I think it does hold: the cost of learning to use an open source project is not zero. It's the same as not asking the party planner about every detail even when they're perfectly willing to answer. Gift giving inherently involves
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by Kinrany 5y ago
It's perfectly reasonable to want to be paid when your work has positive externalities. It doesn't matter whether you liked doing the work.
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by Kinrany 5y ago
What did you like about it?
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by Kinrany 5y ago
Aside from the tool itself (which I have not used yet) this is a detailed overview of the kinds of problems a migration management tool should solve.

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