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by a_c 4y ago
This is perfect. Hopefully I can find some seats in April. My son is going to love it :) Edit: I wonder how to book a ticket, e.g. the 22nd April London to Winchester one?
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by a_c 4y ago
I wonder if Peter had shorted SVB
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by a_c 4y ago
> You can measure the effectiveness of a neutral network to know how tweaking the number of parameters affects it We can throw darts to the board and measure how close we are to the bullseye. Then we can tune parameters like throwing fo
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by a_c 4y ago
To me, ML is tending towards religion. Religion in the way of blackbox processing. Seems no one can reason what happens within the network, the number of parameters, the number of layer, the choice of temperature, etc. Or it is just my igno
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by a_c 4y ago
I did't mean they fix bug. They are to notify "compilation error". They are to triage and tell service team to fix it, rollback the service to a previous version, keep system up. They don't pin root cause, there is alway
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by a_c 4y ago
Management problem is an engineering problem. Management is how you engineer your organization. I don't know how big the organization the author is working at, too big in my opinion, too big in complexity. What I observe, could be wron
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by a_c 4y ago
This art is lost the day the usage of your tool become responsibility of not the team creating the tool. Think product/engineering split and frontend/backend/infra split
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by a_c 4y ago
Thanks for sharing. I'm stealing your mentality from now on :)
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by a_c 4y ago
You definitely have higher tolerance. I was trying to not have my children's bone broken. But as sister comment pointed out, maybe I should stop watching them climb too
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by a_c 4y ago
Physical thing being, well, physical is something magical. Flipping a book gives a different full body experience than reading on screen. I guess similar can be said about seeing moving in cinema or attending music performance.
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by a_c 4y ago
> in part because monkey bars result in more injuries than any other playground structure. I argue it is the opposite, like immunity, mild injuries prepare the young to recognize and deal with danger. As a parent myself, I never want to
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by a_c 4y ago
https://archive.is/Qh4JY I don't know where the notion of "have you read them all" come from. It's like food in the fridge, it contains stuff so I can consume when I want to. It is fun to hoard books too
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by a_c 4y ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lHr7GXuqzm0 How short term rental kills cities. The same channel also constantly boast about "transportation revolution" as something "trains, but less efficient, nice demo"
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by a_c 4y ago
Edit 2: Actually it took 7 backspace to obliviate the whole family. Tough one. Edit: Oops. I was trying to type emoji into HN comment. apparently it is not supported. I never knew that [emoji of family of 4] takes 5 backspace to eliminate.
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by a_c 4y ago
Think another example. The sun evolves around the horizon. So are the stars and the moon. The earth is obviously the centre of the universe. Is it not? Now or course we have all the facts and arguments to back up otherwise. But how do we kn
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by a_c 4y ago
Hi Ben, thanks for responding. I wonder what approach are you taking in serializing DOM changes, is it similar to rrweb [1]? [1] https://github.com/rrweb-io/rrweb/blob/master/docs/serializa...
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by a_c 4y ago
On debugging side, sentry (recently?) rolled out replay too https://docs.sentry.io/product/session-replay/
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by a_c 4y ago
Thanks for the follow up. Definitely checking up the demo. All the best to your endeavours!
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by a_c 4y ago
Super interesting project! I'm working on a related/similar project that I'm curious about the technical aspect. Would you mind sharing how are you simulating the reconstructed screen? Do you construct the DOM, together with
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by a_c 4y ago
Good call out. There are a lot of unnecessary complexity plaguing the tech scene. Scalability, microservice, SRE, SPA, unit testing, design system, Restful/graphQL everything. Not saying there isn't a place for them, there is. But
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by a_c 4y ago
This is the perfect app I'm looking for. Since moving to London, I fell in love with the trees here. Knowing nothing about trees before, I carry a tiny tree atlas with me. It is challenging to look up a tree from a booklet shall I say.
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by a_c 4y ago
All early stage companies with few resources to spare are like that. Maybe more bootstrapped start ups is the way to go
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by a_c 4y ago
Do you have any pointer, book preferably, in starting an exploratory Elixir project? I don't have any objective apart from giving the ecosystem a taste
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by a_c 4y ago
Context matters. How well your product is received, if it exist. How large is your team. How much money can your company bleed, for how long. How large your potential market. How many competitors. It is like microservices. Looks nice on pap
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by a_c 4y ago
Not knowing is costly. Not knowing what you don't know, doubly so. Consultants are used for different reason. Sometimes for delegation of understanding, which never (rarely?) works.
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by a_c 4y ago
Thanks! This helped lot. Now having taking a gentle look at svelte, I think it is very smart. Instead of diff-ing the virtual component tree, it is maintaining a dependency of statements behind the scene by providing a reactive declaration.
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by a_c 4y ago
Can someone remind me why virtual DOM was/is desirable in the first place and why updating the DOM directly is desirable now? If I understand correctly react elements are created in memory, and only upon "render" it is turned
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by a_c 4y ago
I always ask both myself and candidate how do you know that the thing you (want to) do is meaningful. That's the personal mission. When there is overlapping between the team you are hiring for and the candidate things work wonderfully
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by a_c 4y ago
"You are all different." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHbzSif78qQ
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by a_c 4y ago
Same thought. On second thought, this is what start-up does, attracting people with resources first, then perhaps with any luck you get beyond a presentation deck

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