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   by barefeg 6y ago

   In my opinion this article is a cry from people that don’t understand how to find a market fit and then “sell” their idea. I think it’s pretty typical point of view from academics that their idea is ground breaking and should be know by eve
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   by barefeg 6y ago

   I’m guessing the fact that node is single threaded
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   by barefeg 6y ago

   It’s because it’s probably not possible to define within the standard “toolset”. Look at for example the thoughts of the definition of energy by R. Feynman. You might think us physicists for sure can define energy. After all it’s one of the
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   by barefeg 6y ago

   Borderline quack in my opinion
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   by barefeg 6y ago

   Any plans for a customer journey builder?
6. 186.▲
   by barefeg 6y ago

   It’s only the chat interface right? It doesn’t have any of the bot builder stuff nor the customer journey no-code tool
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   by barefeg 6y ago

   Recursion is a two edge sword. Don’t go rewriting everything recursively if you don’t understand the requirements of the problem in the first place
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   by barefeg 6y ago

   I didn’t focus on the iterators at all and still didn’t get the point. What I got so far; an architect wrote a book with some definitions that allows people discuss a solution. Then the author says we should take that seriously. Which is fi
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   by barefeg 6y ago

   I have tried testmon before, but it didn’t really work that great. What tools do you use for this type of problem? And if not how do you overcome it? Splitting the code base, making sure tests run very fast?
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    Ask HN: What are some modern testing tools for Python?

    1 points by barefeg 6y ago|2 comments
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    by barefeg 6y ago

    Is there a spec-first framework for go that also follows a middleware paradigm?
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    by barefeg 6y ago

    Wasn’t there another one called caffeine?
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    by barefeg 6y ago

    Too easy
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    by barefeg 6y ago

    How is this not just the kubernetes client for x programming language?
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    by barefeg 6y ago

    Why does your partner not want to continue working with you? Are your views on how to continue opposite? I understand how you see this as unfair but it also doesn’t make sense if he/she builds the product alone and owe you 40% for 12 m
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    by barefeg 6y ago

    These type tests are not really model tests but of the infrastructure surrounding the model. MLOps tools are tested like normal software development
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    by barefeg 6y ago

    But isn’t that how models are trained anyway? The training data provides the “test cases”. How would you write a test that doesn’t fit that paradigm?