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by artwr 4y ago
`your_task.override(task_id="your_generated_name")` not working for you?
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by artwr 4y ago
At Airbnb, we were using SubDAGs to try to manage large number of tasks in a single DAG. This allowed organizing tasks and drilling down into failures more easily but came with its own challenges. In more recent versions of Airflow, TaskGro
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by artwr 4y ago
Can I ask more about your use case that you could not find an answer for?
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by artwr 5y ago
Thank you for reminding me of the IT crowd. Now I have the music in my head
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by artwr 5y ago
I would tend to agree for most languages I have touched (Python, C, ...) but I have mostly worked in medium codebases. Do people think it is still the case for large code bases and Java? I find the ability to quickly jump to definition in t
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by artwr 5y ago
Was it Charles Petzold's Code? If so that's a wonderful book.
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by artwr 5y ago
#latexforlife
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by artwr 5y ago
A lot of the calls in the organizations I have worked for use assume role and are usually associated with temporary credentials. Those are often shortish lived and not static
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by artwr 5y ago
Just curious, would you happen to have a reference for Paris handy?
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by artwr 6y ago
Asking to learn, but if you were to start a Java application in the following two scenarios: 1) Monolith with some CRUD, API, persistence to a DB + search. 2) Scalable backend with an API, persistence to a DB + some caching what would you
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by artwr 6y ago
The original SparkSQL was pretty much modelled after the Hive flavour of SQL, down to the available udfs. The compatibility was never complete and has somewhat diverged again with respective releases of the frameworks, but for the most part
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by artwr 6y ago
Two ways to address this: - Join to a date dimension and coalesce nulls to 0 - use RANGE BETWEEN (only available in some DBs) on a date_difference column
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by artwr 7y ago
1. https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1217043229427761152 2. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-china-health-who-idUSKBN1... 3. https://www.cnn.com/2020/02/04/healt
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by artwr 7y ago
A former teacher of mine was working on a way to do this with pandoc and Rmarkdown. The result is called redoc: https://github.com/noamross/redoc It's still in beta though.
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by artwr 7y ago
Not the parent poster but for some financial services companies (bank, insurance), I have heard of development being done on a remote desktop, sometimes without direct ssh access.
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by artwr 7y ago
Cue the heavy cardboard rolls in the middle.
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by artwr 8y ago
True, but don't neglect leg day :)
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by artwr 8y ago
Thanks for the appropriate TL;DR
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by artwr 8y ago
It seems like the article was removed, but a copy is available here: http://archive.is/65K8o
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by artwr 8y ago
Tensors are in effect a generalization of matrices in higher dimensions. A tensor of dimension 3 is a similar step up to the step from a linear array to a matrix. They arise in all sorts of places though fluids is where I met them first. Op
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by artwr 8y ago
While the article mostly provides a few links, it's a topic that is worth looking at a little bit. There is a lot to discover, from the fact that the water quality in the US as a whole is not great for a first world nation and the fact
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by artwr 8y ago
On the other end, medical degrees do not amount to ridiculous student loans in those countries either. Tuition is usually on the order of $10k/year.
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by artwr 8y ago
Without more info, it's a little tough to tell. A few parameters which would influence an answer: - How big is the startup? 10 employees? 50? 100? - Do you have an outside offer? - What makes you think you deserve a raise? But otherwi
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by artwr 8y ago
Or -site:quora.com if you are OK with pages with links to quora but you just do not want a result from that domain.
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by artwr 8y ago
It really depends on how well the program/department is funded. Computer Science usually is. I was in a program (Environmental Engineering) where most masters degree students had to pay full price. Grants or graduate student positions
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by artwr 8y ago
Ha-ha, the joke is on you, the systems I have inherited do not have tests. Joke aside, tests are a great resource when they are present. The other technique I have used was to look at the system like a black box, and only look at the expect
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by artwr 8y ago
A few of the ones I use almost daily - Pandoc a handy document format converter: https://pandoc.org/ - Ripgrep, a faster grep: https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep - There are quite a few prompt-tool
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by artwr 8y ago
Thanks for the informative benchmark. I am (slowly) considering alternatives, are you also considering making the jump?
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by artwr 8y ago
Nvidia? Netflix?
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by artwr 8y ago
Where have the promise of unlimited storage for free gone? I guess only Facebook offers you to store as many pictures as you will throw at it. But retrieval might not be easy. Snark aside, I am not sure they can be blamed for trying to surv

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