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by baggiponte 5y ago
That’s terribly interesting, given that this popped up too very recently: https://www.stochasticlifestyle.com/engineering-trade-offs-i... However, while they speak of ML they refer only to deep learning, and I was wondering
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by baggiponte 5y ago
Thank you! What’s ipmi-enabled?
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Ask HN: Refurbed) Machine to Use as Linux Remote Server
2 points by baggiponte 5y ago|2 comments
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by baggiponte 5y ago
100% unrelated but I would suggest installing `pipx` when you need python packages to use from the CLI/outside a python project environment. `pipx` installs each package in its own virtualenv, so it is independent of your system python
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by baggiponte 5y ago
Sure! I completely understand and I am really glad you made this great tool to display the data in such a beautiful format. Maybe there can also be a “—head” flag to display only the top n rows by default, given that the data is read into m
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by baggiponte 5y ago
The weirdest thing is that Apple can do this and not use it to make wake up alarms go off after the device is shut down lol
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by baggiponte 5y ago
DuckDB is a sweet API for most programming languages and allows you to write SQL queries against parquet files, exploiting columnar storage (SQLite uses row storage).
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DuckDB is the better SQLite with APIs for Java/Python/R and it's got potential(uwekorn.com)
5 points by baggiponte 5y ago|2 comments
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by baggiponte 5y ago
that's exactly the comment I was looking for! xsv is super powerful and I think you might both draw inspiration from one another. I read above that tv reads everything into memory: maybe you can exploit some xsv tricks to avoid that. I
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by baggiponte 5y ago
The (…) return an iterator, right?
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by baggiponte 5y ago
I did not understand what this, though