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1. 31.▲
   by apatil 6y ago

   We could have speed governors with an opt-out button, where use of the opt-out button gets logged and has to be justified.
2. 32.▲
   by apatil 6y ago

   The article's point is that fewer managers are required as organizations become more automated, not that managers are being directly automated. However, I'm not sure I agree with the study author's statement "Because man
3. 33.▲
   by apatil 6y ago

   It definitely did work for me. I've always exercised and eaten healthy food but haven't found any other way to stay at a comfortable weight all of the time. Initially I didn't eat until noon for a few months. I went from 165
4. 34.▲
   by apatil 7y ago

   I sent a similar text to a medically vulnerable friend on Jan 25 saying I thought it was "scary, but not the scariest thing in the world right now", despite having spent some time working with an epidemiology research group. In hi
5. 35.▲
   by apatil 8y ago

   Notes ( http://github.com/pimterry/notes ) on Keybase's kbfs. I really like having my notes be plain text files in an e2e encrypted network folder. The main downside is that there's no great way to create notes
6. 36.▲
   by apatil 8y ago

   I've started using kbfs for personal notes and encrypted git for financial planning code. We're also trying Keybase out as a family chat channel. I really like the CLI interface and the integration with kbfs, and of course the e2e
7. 37.▲
   by apatil 9y ago

   It's definitely possible today, I just wish it were closer to seamless. For example, it seems like it would be possible to write a utility that takes a Go source file and emits a .cma, and maybe an .mli so you can see what's in th
8. 38.▲
   by apatil 9y ago

   I wish OCaml could just use the libraries of Go and Rust. They can both compile to object files, and their type systems can be mostly modelled in OCaml's.
9. 39.▲
   by apatil 12y ago

   We definitely don't want to lock you in, just to round off the rough edges of the "on your own" experience. You can create a project from GitHub and push/pull to GitHub from Sense, and our distributed computing setup was
10. 40.▲
    by apatil 12y ago

    Thanks for the feedback. We're always thinking about how to improve the workflow and will take your comments into account when we next revise. Please ping us on intercom with any other thoughts!
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    by apatil 13y ago

    At the moment, not really. In your scenario, you could have a Python dashboard launch a Redshift dashboard with startup code that runs the initial query, then clean the result, then launch an R dashboard and pass the clean data to it either
12. 42.▲
    by apatil 13y ago

    Not at the moment. Right now, the biggest single dashboard is 60GB. You can launch as many dashboards as your plan allows if your application can be distributed, but I'm guessing that isn't the case for you.
13. 43.▲
    by apatil 13y ago

    Thanks.
14. 44.▲
    by apatil 13y ago

    I forgot to mention storage. We're planning on about 1GB of disk per project. Because we live on AWS, we get quick access to all of Amazon's storage services as well.
15. 45.▲
    by apatil 13y ago

    We're planning to charge per core for usage. Each core will be a true physical core, with 5.5 ECU. The container will get 3.75GB of RAM and a slice of the host's bandwidth per core. We'll also have very inexpensive micro tier
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    by apatil 13y ago

    Glad you like it. The IPython engine isn't open source at the moment, but that may change in the future. Out of curiosity, if it were open source, what might you use it for?
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    by apatil 13y ago

    Thanks! Yes, we do, and you can install packages yourself and/or let us know if anything is missing.