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Lightning Computational Graph Theory(youtube.com)
4 points by _untra_ 1y ago|0 comments
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Jekyll Polyglot 1.10(polyglot.untra.io)
1 points by _untra_ 1y ago|0 comments
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Polyglot 1.9.0 – Instructional Improvements(polyglot.untra.io)
1 points by _untra_ 2y ago|0 comments
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by _untra_ 3y ago
Not asking customers to manage a local python installation is one thing, although I totally understand how excel + python power users would likely be comfortable bringing and maintaining their own python runtime.
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Jekyll Polyglot 1.5.0(polyglot.untra.io)
1 points by _untra_ 5y ago|0 comments
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by _untra_ 6y ago
Not seeing anyone mention it, so I'll just share: https://k8slens.dev/ Lens has been a huge boon for helping us manage our kube cluster and regular devops operations, and even 15 minutes with it helped me grok a number
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by _untra_ 6y ago
I've found the number one cause of flakiness in tests is from misuse of nondeterministic or highly stateful functions. This becomes especially apparent when you recognize a lot of nondeterminism comes from misusing datetime libraries s
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by _untra_ 6y ago
They weren't doing that already?
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by _untra_ 7y ago
I automate my garden. In the summer I have it configured with an automatic drop. I still get to play in my garden and there's always more annual maintenance to do, but the general watering and care is easily automated with a drip timer
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by _untra_ 8y ago
This guy gets it. Software Engineering is about using the appropriate tools and techniques for the task at hand. If your repo gets so large it can't be comfortably checked out, something needs to get split apart. Monorepos are also a g
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by _untra_ 9y ago
> which I'm realizing we may want in our DSL since we're converting user input strings to atoms careful there. Theres a hard limit on the number of atoms that can be created in an environment, and serializing user input to atom
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by _untra_ 9y ago
So is this what the old rethinkdb team have been working on at stripe?