benjamg

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Ultra-processed foods: what the evidence says(theconversation.com)
3 points by benjamg 3y ago|0 comments
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A Deep Dive into Neon and PolyScale(neon.tech)
8 points by benjamg 3y ago|3 comments
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by benjamg 3y ago
A deep dive using Neon with PolyScale, how to use it and how it works
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by benjamg 3y ago
Isn't this only the case if what you do is both easy and doesn't require any level of accuracy/correctness?
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Using Cloudflare Workers with PolyScale(polyscale.ai)
6 points by benjamg 3y ago|0 comments
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Public web unravels in AI-driven storm(axios.com)
16 points by benjamg 3y ago|16 comments
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by benjamg 4y ago
I think the questionable but was referring to the fact Chinese users doubled this month which seems unlikely as they went from about a quarter of all steam users to about a half. That would be a lot of new people if at all accurate.
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by benjamg 4y ago
I think you want at least two to cover people missing obvious solutions as well as provide a second pair of eyes when finding issues. And because two means if there is a reason one person isn't around loses the benefits two people give
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PolyScale now supports MS SQL Server(polyscale.ai)
4 points by benjamg 4y ago|0 comments
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by benjamg 4y ago
If started last year counts as new then I am using it for work aiming at low latency processing of data so seems a good fit, but to be honest it's my default language choice as well. The tech stack also has a number of typescript servi
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by benjamg 11y ago
This is what I tend to do, along with a script that runs all the required install (rpm/apt generally) and stow commands for everything I use. It does mean I have to update it whenever I add a new application to my default setup, or an
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by benjamg 11y ago
Assuming there is some form of bug list associated with it that is often my preferred way to learn a new code base. Try to fix a bug and you'll soon find yourself having to learn how the code involved works, and with a goal your focus