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by allan_s 7y ago
does it have some connections (in term of inspiration/algorithm etc.) with speakgoodchinese ? (an opensource project to help practice tone) http://www.speakgoodchinese.org/ https://robvanson.github.io/s
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by allan_s 7y ago
I save you the whole quote but : > Now, as an old man, I realize the only thing I can change is myself, and suddenly I realize that if long ago I had changed myself, I could have made an impact on my family. My family and I could have m
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by allan_s 7y ago
For those with adblocker/umatrix, the website content is accessible with firefox reader mode
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by allan_s 7y ago
exactly, the gap is too high, and while being a an absolute gitlab fanboy (been converting all the companies I've been since 2012 and gitlab 5), but here I've no traction to say "let's ditch Jira and switch to ultimate,
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by allan_s 7y ago
> This means that just by importing this module, we're mutating global state somewhere else. Yes, this ! That's why I hate Django and some flask app the most for, the fact that by importing a module, you're implicitly crea
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by allan_s 8y ago
I would like to point out a possible problem with the generic advice "read books" "follow blogs etc." => technological bias As you are from Node/Express and Mongodb background the biggest risk is trying to become
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Benchmarking Cassandra vs. TimescaleDB for Time-Series Data(blog.timescale.com)
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by allan_s 8y ago
Has anyone tried to mix pipelinedb with timescale[1] , I think both are working on different side of playing with timeseries data ? [1] https://www.timescale.com/how-it-works
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by allan_s 8y ago
honest and naive question: What would be the difficulties to have these in PG, outside of "getting developer interested in implementing it" (i.e is there some current architecture decision in PG that prevent it, like it's the
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by allan_s 8y ago
would be great if it integrates ideas from http://www.pythontutor.com/
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by allan_s 8y ago
Even though this post is sarcastic, people forgot that your EU resident could still access you when in vacation or business trip outside of the EU and that they certainly already have plenty of data store fom EU resident, so blocking all eu
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by allan_s 8y ago
Weenect.com | Senior | Paris, France | ONSITE ## Company's introduction: Weeect is the leader of "familial geolocation". We create products for the ones we love, to help them gain in freedom and serenity. Our commitment to a
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by allan_s 9y ago
at weenect we're working on gps tracker for dogs and cat, we have a g-sensor that put the system in sleep when the tracker stop moving and wake it up after a certain threshold. but we need to find some good "threshold" that t
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by allan_s 9y ago
I'm waiting for the service to be a bit more consistent to blog about it, but we've started with a friend to write a webservice in rocket and it's been a total pleasure It may be useful to some people, as we've most of t
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by allan_s 9y ago
shameless plug at https://www.weenect.com we're currently experimenting with it in order to replace our mongodb, I think I will go with this and a mix of postgresql for historical data. the realtime geofencing capabilities
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by allan_s 9y ago
+1 k9 is really good, I think it would be a pity to split thunderbird resource on mobile front, maybe they can share resource (low level protocol libraries?)/public relation (i.e mutual refering) so that they core developers can focus
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by allan_s 9y ago
this, step folding is definitely missing in gitlab-ci compare to travis, especially as it seems most CI product have it and (I think) it something that only require frontend developement ?
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by allan_s 9y ago
yes basically you would have to implement at least part of this serialisation format https://golang.org/pkg/encoding/gob/ if it's a "json" like data that is sent to you (i.e a structure made ou
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by allan_s 9y ago
I know nothing in text to speech, so maybe my question is stupid, but I've always wondered if somebody tried to produce "natural" sound by modelizing the air through a human mouth+throat+nose, so that your would have the &quo
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by allan_s 9y ago
we have a 2 repository in a gitlab group named "knowledge base", one for public information, one for private information. AND we use a opensource stakcoverflow clone (askbot) for the git repositories so that developers works with
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by allan_s 9y ago
Nice the author created this based on tatoeba.org data, I used to be the main developer and for tatoeba I created a language detector (because it's was painful for people to have to input a sentence AND the language, especially for pol
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by allan_s 9y ago
Sorry , I meant "keyboard shortcurt" , I know the link on the left menu is to go to this page, but at least in 9.2, if you have a long page, you need to scroll up to the reach the top, which is inefficient, and for which a keyboar
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by allan_s 9y ago
Something I found missing is the missing shortcut to easily go the page of "merged request assigned to me" (which is the link 'merge request' in the global menu) as it's the single page I visit the most every day at
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by allan_s 9y ago
I'm wondering, what library do you use for skype ?
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by allan_s 9y ago
After reading this comparison between AWS S3 apis and Aliyun OSS apis https://www.alibabacloud.com/forum/read-148 I've been wondering for a while * does it mean if I use boto3 (python library for AWS), but wit
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by allan_s 9y ago
I had some course about linear algebra, though I agree only the very basics (matrix multiplication etc. but nothing fancy about convolution etc. so I would need to follow a course to be able to implement a raytracer for example) About neura
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by allan_s 9y ago
You mean in term of "where are they graduated from " (which school/uni) ?
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by allan_s 9y ago
I agree with you on most parts. However I come from a private "engineering" school focused on computer sciences (named Supinfo) and there's some others (Epitech / Epita ) that though they don't deliver a engineer di
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by allan_s 9y ago
or_fail_with("") ?
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by allan_s 9y ago
obligatory xkcd https://xkcd.com/1827/ Not talking specifically about Elon Musk, but if you have enough coin to put in the arcade machine, eventually you will win, and you will be able to say "look, you just have

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