bobbyi_settv

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by bobbyi_settv 6y ago
A 12 month lease for commercial real estate in SF?
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by bobbyi_settv 6y ago
No, he renamed it to "package: An Amazing Project.json"
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by bobbyi_settv 6y ago
That's not what I got from the two paragraphs it's possible to read. It suggest Uber "is destined to lose the high-stakes race to its rivals, which have demonstrated a lot more headway" which sounds like it is doable, ju
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by bobbyi_settv 6y ago
I used ipython for many years, but eventually moved on to jupyter. For me, it's even better. It still supports ? and ?? and the case of re-using your normal imports and variables is handled well by having a saved notebook.
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by bobbyi_settv 6y ago
> avoid installing native applications when you can help it Why couldn't a web site have stolen his credentials in the same way?
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by bobbyi_settv 6y ago
> There are performance critical paths where passing a size_t is just unnecessary You would still be able to declare your function as taking a pointer (instead of an array, which in this world would be a far pointer) if you need to He&#x
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by bobbyi_settv 6y ago
Does anyone know of a write-up that describes Tensorflow's import magic? I'd be curious to read about what they're doing and why.
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by bobbyi_settv 6y ago
I'm not sure about the adsense part, but they definitely can for the part where gmail is flagging their newsletter as phishing. Gmail has an option where any user can report a received email as phishing.
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by bobbyi_settv 6y ago
I'm pretty sure Netflix didn't release any of those. If DVDs exist, they are published by the studio who made the show. For example, I just looked at HoC season 1, and it is released by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment https:&#x2
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by bobbyi_settv 6y ago
What is the point of someone sending btc back to himself?
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by bobbyi_settv 6y ago
I think what you're describing with GitHub is a modern version of the old maxim "No-one ever got fired for choosing IBM"
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by bobbyi_settv 6y ago
I also like this comment from the almost-empty /r/ProgrammerHumor/ submission linking to that thread: Gives new meaning to the phrase "Native apps"
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by bobbyi_settv 6y ago
It's typically made from seeds or nuts: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegan_cheese So it's taste-and-texture replication. I don't even think it is aiming to perfectly replicate dairy cheese, as much as t
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by bobbyi_settv 6y ago
Using the distance of the colors in a Euclidian space makes sense, but RGB isn't the best space to use. You probably want something like CIELAB which is (quoting from Wikipedia) "designed so that the same amount of numerical chang
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by bobbyi_settv 6y ago
If you're in AWS, you can use their ELB (Elastic Load Balancer) service instead of setting up your own haproxy. I worked on a team that used it for years without any issues orchestrating zero-downtime deployments. It was extremely easy
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by bobbyi_settv 6y ago
But to know whether you want that, you need to understand the application. Elasticsearch, for example, recommends using at most 50% of physical memory for heap: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/re
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by bobbyi_settv 6y ago
Bonds when interest rates are near zero?
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by bobbyi_settv 6y ago
Just because you believe the government won't let the airlines go away doesn't ensure that the bonds are safe. Sometimes keeping a company in business involves a restructuring such that those bonds won't pay out as you'r
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by bobbyi_settv 6y ago
In mainstream IT, you'd usually set up a Hadoop or Spark cluster on the machines and then write your code to run against one of those. What's the advantage of this approach over those?
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by bobbyi_settv 7y ago
The "just works" nature is why Zoom is popular. No one wants to have every meeting start with "Is Larry here? Oh, I think he's trying to dial in. I'm going to cancel this meeting and send out a new ID so he can dial
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by bobbyi_settv 7y ago
It's not just about whether it exists but also the version. For example, on my (Mac) laptop, /bin/bash is bash 3.2.57 (released in 2007), while "/usr/bin/env bash" gets the version installed by homebr
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by bobbyi_settv 7y ago
If you're going to keep putting money in, you might want to diversify rather than throwing it all at one index
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by bobbyi_settv 7y ago
> Why are we passing around binary data re-encoded to only use 6 bits per transmitted byte? We're not. We're gzipping the json when we transmit it.
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by bobbyi_settv 7y ago
> More reasons to not install apps unless necessary. The reason is that my data might be anonymized and used to help make academic studies more accurate? I'm not losing sleep over that
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by bobbyi_settv 7y ago
Also, everyone on a Kindle Fire. My understanding is that since Firefox isn't in Amazon's app store, users need to download and then sideload it which means not getting auto updates. I've been considering getting one and that
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by bobbyi_settv 7y ago
A lot of that is sour grapes. The majority of people who loudly explain that they wouldn't want a large VC round are people who aren't in a position to raise a large VC round.
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by bobbyi_settv 7y ago
I use Teams every day (mainly at my desktop, but sometimes via the Android app if I'm outside) because I work from home and I have found it to work perfectly fine. I text chat with teammates or others at the company and have regular me
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by bobbyi_settv 7y ago
The point of mktemp is to use the right location on the current system, which may not be /tmp. If you're going to enforce that tmpdir must be /tmp, you might as well not bother with mktemp and just directly create a file or d
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by bobbyi_settv 7y ago
This is a press release in their "Newsroom" section. They don't say "you" because they are describing what users can do, not what reporters covering this can do
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by bobbyi_settv 7y ago
I think the Kindle Fire makes you jump through hoops to get apps via the Google Play store though and as I understand it, you need to do that in order to get Marvel Unlimited on there, which is something many people really want to have on t

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