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by aaai 6y ago
EXACTLY! But... don't bother too much trying to explain this to ppl who don't intuitively grok it right away ... some just seem to never get it no matter how hard you try and explain it to them, it's like their brains are
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by aaai 6y ago
Why do ppl like Django and Flask so much? They're heavy awkward dinosaurs with nasty codebases perpetuating really bad coding patterns (globals?! (multiple)inheritance-till-your-head-spins?! - that's what that soup of whateverMi
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by aaai 6y ago
...what would "feature parity" even mean? There's no universal checklist of api frameworks "required" features. Short answer: no, bc FastAPI makes no assumption about your ORM (bring whatever, use none... your respo
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by aaai 6y ago
Everybody's starting to figure out that to get affordable development you need: 1. fast development (both Python and node) 2. boring platform where it's usually OK to leave smth unupgraded for >5 yrs (Python wins here hands d
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by aaai 6y ago
Can "Machine Learning Engineer" positions be remote for 2020? (can fly in to meetings ~twice a month or so, but for personal reasons + covid I'm only looking for remote or Bucharest, RO this year)
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by aaai 6y ago
Location: Bucharest, Romania (UTC+3) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: not in 2020, possibly later Technologies: { solid: [ Python, Keras, TensorFlow, Pandas/Numpy/scikit-learn, Jupyter, Django/Flask
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by aaai 6y ago
...if you consider quality a lever, you're not the kind of person anyone should want to work with! You agree on quality standards before you begin, and you deliver the quality level that you agreed beforehand, not more, not less (you
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by aaai 6y ago
Thanks! Will digg more into Cortex and/vs MLflow now ;)
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Ask HN: How do you deploy and scale ML (±DL) models?
8 points by aaai 6y ago|5 comments
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by aaai 6y ago
"Approachable" means that it might require some effort from the reader (eg. in worst case scenario, a reader not familiar at all with the domain would have to look up the definition of every word in a sentence and do that recursiv
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by aaai 6y ago
May be hard to understand for ppl. with no background, but that description includes the crucial bit of information that OPs "easy to grok" simplified description lacks: > inhibit the [...] RNA polymerase of the [..] virus If
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by aaai 6y ago
You're probably lucky to have that use-case. Most problems I had where with: (1) deeply nested tree-like objects updates - model serializers have limited support for nested updates, but it breaks down fast, if your frontend-exposed dat
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by aaai 6y ago
Senior Software Engineer with 7+ yrs experience, looking to do more machine-learning engineering and data-science engineering work : Location: Bucharest, Romania Remote: Y Willing to relocate: N Technologies: - OOD / SOLID, fu
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by aaai 6y ago
> I feel like the developer experience is much worse than let's say Django REST Framework Give FastAPI a try! You probably have DRF-Stockholm-syndrome like many do. The joy of having all pieces fit right in and be understandable a
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by aaai 6y ago
FastAPI is awesome and dev experience is much much better than the heavy not-really-built-for-this-use-case Django + DRF mostruosity. But what I'm using it for is very low load... more like "internal use app" level of traffic