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by Veuxdo 4y ago
I'm not getting it... what does the layover in Python achieve?
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
Very reminiscent of what Ilograph is doing for system diagrams: https://app.ilograph.com/demo.ilograph.Ilograph/Request (FD: I am working on this)
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
Almost certainly GPU
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
Maybe they can help at the margins, but 60,000 new tracks per day is simply too many to deal with in a fair way, "major" company or not.
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
Since this is about music, specifically, and the author mentions Spotify, I'll point out that Spotify sees 60,000 new tracks released every day. If Reddit et. al. didn't suppress self-promotion, they'd get overwhelmed.
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
> We are a hammer and every problem is a nail that can be solved by the act of thinking. We fall into the trap of overthinking every scenario because we are paid to poke holes in systems and then patch them before it gets to the user. I
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Show HN: Step through Stack Overflow's system architecture circa 2016(app.ilograph.com)
2 points by Veuxdo 4y ago|1 comments
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
Very much agree with this. In fact wrote something on this last year almost to the day: https://www.ilograph.com/blog/posts/its-time-to-drop-drag-an...
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
> Another major method [of scheduling endless growth] is the artificial creation of previously non-existing needs and desires to extract ever-increasing rents. This is commonly referred to as advertising. The premise of this is flawed on
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
Probably the same way you start a blog in 2022, 2021, or 2020. I know there are ways around it, but does HN have filters for headlines ending in "in <year>"?
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Concrete Diagramming Models, a Lightweight Alternative to C4(ilograph.com)
1 points by Veuxdo 4y ago|0 comments
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
Very interesting. I'm working on on app that has "slides" users click a button to progress through. Now I'm wondering if users would prefer to "scroll" through the content instead.
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
"AI-free" is pretty clear. "Organic" is much more subjective. The same applies to Organic food, if I'm not mistaken.
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
https://www.ilograph.com/blog/posts/multiperspective-diagram...
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
Yep. Makes it read like this is breaking news or something.
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
The short answer, unless I'm mistaken, is that the trial didn't measure the effectiveness of colonoscopies. It measured the effectiveness of being invited to have a colonoscopy. That plus "ten years of follow-up is a relati
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
Usually Hacker News strips out "How" (and "Why") at the start of article titles to prevent this. I'm not sure why there are exceptions sometimes.
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
Fair point, and an interesting distinction, I think. Diagramming from code vs. diagramming with code...
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
Here's another argument from last year: https://www.ilograph.com/blog/posts/its-time-to-drop-drag-an... As for Haskell... while I think architecture diagrams should be written in code, they shouldn't b
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
> I'm unsure, as is, how you fix the organizational and human problem: It takes effort to initially create these diagrams, and constant work to keep them updated as systems evolve. How do you make that easier? This is one of my prim
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
Apple loves disrupting and differentiating in the consumer market. Not so much in the developer market, though. XCode, swift, etc. have always felt more like a means to an end (consumer apps for iDevices).
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
Well, it's easier to shoplift something than buy it, too. No need to wait in line to check out. No need to have a credit card or get cash from an ATM, either.
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
I use the let keyword to store values that I know will change.
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
I'd love to know how many are reposts that are years old. It seems like fully 1/4 of posts on the front page have a year indicator after them.
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
Statistically, you'd expect the most successful (and least successful) TLDs by success rate to be low-volume. The high-volume domains will cluster around the middle.
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
Making different diagrams to show different concerns is exactly what to do [0]. Trying to show everything in a single view is impossible, you'll just make a mess. [0] Ilograph calls these different views perspectives : https:/&#
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
It should be noted C4 is for software architecture, specifically. Not system architecture, generally. When diagramming (say) a cloud system architecture, you should use the abstractions that come with that cloud environment (in AWS it&#x2
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
Author might be earnest, but my goodness does this feel like an ad...
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
You describe your workplace as academically-inspired, yet experimentation and large PRs are discouraged. In you shoes, I'd double-check to make sure the "small-PRs-only" policy is in alignment with the company values before m
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
Not for nothing, but static type checking isn't some kind of fad. It's been the rule, not the exception, since the 1980s at least.

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