LaserToy

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by LaserToy 4y ago
Opportunists? I worked on ML/AI, I call AI: artificial idiot…
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by LaserToy 4y ago
Uff, was able to get decaf and hopefully make a new year a bit more tolerable! Happy New Years!
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by LaserToy 4y ago
There are many, like GDP for countries. Temperature for your body. Etc. They are not perfect, but without them it is virtually impossible to know what is going on.
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by LaserToy 4y ago
Metrics are a must to understand complex systems, as you can’t just comprehend them. Like economy or complex business. Without understanding, you will be making decisions based on gut feeling, which is ok if you are Jobs, and not ok if you
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by LaserToy 4y ago
Can it be used for large and fast changing datasets? Example: 100 TB, write us every 10 mins. Or, 1tb, parquet, 40% is rewritten daily.
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by LaserToy 4y ago
ASS - acronym’s seriously suck
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by LaserToy 4y ago
I don't see it :(
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by LaserToy 4y ago
Yes, we do
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by LaserToy 4y ago
If you really want to experience early hyper growth, let me know. I work for CloudKitchens, new startup of Travis Kalanick.
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by LaserToy 4y ago
What do you do?
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by LaserToy 5y ago
100% I’m curious whether it can be modified to find global maximum, but avoid McNamara fallacy I guess the main issue will be the quality of input data
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by LaserToy 5y ago
This looks like a good way to pick something everyone will feel good about, but not necessarily the best strategy. Pretty much quantitate way to design by committee
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by LaserToy 5y ago
Honestly, ability to build more. Can’t say I’m a big fan of people issues.
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by LaserToy 5y ago
I looks like a weird attempt to build a consulting business around a simple idea. Treat data assets like micro services and pipelines like network. Period. Prescribing everything else rubs me wrong way. So, data mesh is: architecture in whi
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by LaserToy 5y ago
Ha, the same happens to managers. Unless you have a power to remove cheaters, you will have to throw rules at them. At expense of everyone else. I still hold the line, but do suffer sometimes.
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by LaserToy 5y ago
There is a new book about it called: Burn: New Research Blows the Lid Off How We Really Burn Calories, Lose Weight, and Stay Healthy The only way is to eat less.and to eat less we need to eat less manufactured food designed to be addictive
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by LaserToy 5y ago
I needed to sort incoming stream of events by time and after some benchmarking ended up using modified version of a count sort, which had same runtime complexity as radix but was 2 times faster for my use case.
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by LaserToy 5y ago
I’m not sure reverse etl is a great name. ETL is direction agnosti
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by LaserToy 5y ago
Just curious, does Roblox push engineers to learn internals of critical software they operate or they lean on vendors. If vendors, it is reckless.
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by LaserToy 5y ago
OMG, +1000000
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by LaserToy 5y ago
The Hungry Brain: Outsmarting the Instincts That Make Us Overeat by Stephan Guyenet Gives a good base to understand how we are tricked into consuming much more food that we need
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by LaserToy 5y ago
It is due to shortcuts. It is very hard to keep things modular under the pressure when violating is easy. Micro services make it hard.
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by LaserToy 5y ago
And I know the dude. I guess, You never know.
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Sony Playstation SVP caught in pedophile sting video(cnet.com)
12 points by LaserToy 5y ago|1 comments
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by LaserToy 5y ago
Mmm, I worked at google in 2012 and F1 was in active development. I’ve never heard of Spanner internally. Maybe it was in development, but it was not in use. Edit: went and read more. Looks like Spanner existed but didn’t have sql, so it wa
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by LaserToy 5y ago
Spanner didn’t exist in 2012.
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by LaserToy 5y ago
Yes, the cycle goes on as we go from one pain to a solution we forgot about, just to learn the old new pain again. Argo is not good. Heavily relying on k8s, tons of yaml
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by LaserToy 5y ago
Given it is hard to understand SQL once jt reaches 100-200 lines, anything that bloats it just pure evil :)
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by LaserToy 5y ago
Writing Argo workflows in yaml is a special kind of hell.
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by LaserToy 5y ago
I thought Pinot and Druid are direct competitors

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