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by bruth 5y ago
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia | Bioinformatics Scientist | Philadelphia, PA | Full-time | Remote/Onsite This role will work with bioinformatics scientists and software engineers to operationalize a set of pipelines used
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by bruth 5y ago
Nice application of HME. The runtime is pretty long especially if there are faults (which is not talked about). Also it is a big assumption that each institution will have equal sized data. That is never the case in practice, so inevitably
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by bruth 5y ago
Hrm. It shouldn't be instantly denied, do you mind emailing me your resume and I will talk to my HR rep to see what is up?
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by bruth 5y ago
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia | Software engineer | Philadelphia, PA | Full-time | Remote/Onsite This role will work with a team of software engineers and bioinformatics scientists focused on architecting and implementin
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by bruth 6y ago
The author now works at Confluent.
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by bruth 6y ago
There was a more recent 2.2 release with durable streams [0]. There is also a comparison page including Kafka [1]. [0]: https://docs.nats.io/whats_new_22 [1]: https://docs.nats.io/compare-nats
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by bruth 6y ago
The REST API for dynamic updates is attractive. Was it influenced by Envoy? Are there any influences/overlap with Envoy? Is Caddy overlapping in the space of Envoy in any notable way? I will say that getting started with and learning t
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by bruth 7y ago
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia | Bioinformatics software engineer | Philadelphia, PA | Full-time | Onsite (However, Remote now and for the coming months..) The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) Research Institute and
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by bruth 7y ago
What does writing in Markdown have to do with the complexity of the topic? Heather Miller is an assistant professor at CMU and well respected and certainly an expert in this context. Clearly she believed Markdown was sufficient for her purp
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by bruth 7y ago
Yes it is a "spin" and yes technically the "in person" component is canceled (but who knows how they will emulate the hallway tracks)... but frankly this is a responsible change.
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by bruth 7y ago
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia | Bioinformatics software engineer | Philadelphia, PA | Full-time | ONSITE The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) Research Institute and its Dept of Biomedical and Health Informatics (DBH
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by bruth 7y ago
If it is intended to be a reference project, I suggest focusing on writing the README sections first highlighting the main areas and then linking to code sections to ease the navigation. You may or may not be aware, but Andy Pavlo records h
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by bruth 7y ago
Posted in 2013
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by bruth 7y ago
> this is really just stringing a bunch of existing tools together This is essentially what all developers do to varying degrees. The whole is greater than the sum of its parts!
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by bruth 7y ago
> Stop the error! I know this is rhetorical, but I've been bitten by this enough times so for those who don't know `no` will translate to a boolean false.
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by bruth 7y ago
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia | Bioinformatics engineer | Philadelphia, PA | Full-time | ONSITE The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) Research Institute and its Dept of Biomedical and Health Informatics (DBHi) are se
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by bruth 7y ago
I actually thought the same thing. I thought this was a tool to compose Docker images transparently in some way.
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Comparing Distributed Transaction Architectures for the Cloud Era (by @aphyr)(youtube.com)
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by bruth 7y ago
My comment adds no value to the thread but are you really applying the concept of software licenses to an eatery? This is a classic technique for generating buzz and demand. Many many restaurants do it. People are fine with it, no harm is d
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by bruth 7y ago
Note this is from 2016
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by bruth 7y ago
> I find myself not adding any value to the team. If the team is as optimized as it can be, then it may be time to move on from this team to another where you can add value. This sounds like an obvious statement, but without knowing mu
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by bruth 7y ago
Where do you want to go? It sounds like you are implying you want to get back to the technical work? If the job does not allow, then you may need to find a role. Or is the concern that you are losing touch with the current tech and can&#x
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by bruth 7y ago
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia | Software engineer | Philadelphia, PA | Full-time | ONSITE Seeking a software engineer to help build an enterprise-level data and informatics platform called “Arcus”. The Arcus team integrates w
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by bruth 7y ago
I second this approach which is what I do as well. My baseline is that I prefer to not have any dependencies. This is usually not realistic nor necessarily pragmatic in practice (i.e. reinventing a relational database), but its a good basel
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by bruth 7y ago
In this context, you are implying the platform is the browser? Assuming you produce your own content and own the domain for which these URLs are being produced then, yes you are left to trust the clients that actually render the content.
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by bruth 7y ago
This argument is true for any data that was included in the response. If the client chooses to cache it, it needs to deal with it being stale.. which in this case could result in a 404. Obviously it would be a nice-to-have if the server had
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by bruth 7y ago
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia | Data Engineer | ONSITE (Philadelphia) | Full-time The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) Research Institute is building a data and informatics platform called “Arcus” whose core goal is
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by bruth 8y ago
Event sourcing is often described in the context of a rich domain model where every event has slightly different semantics with respect to the domain. As a result, there is often a need to adapt these event types over time as the domain cha
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by bruth 8y ago
Really depends on the use case. Working in healthcare, vital signs can be modeled as time series points, but are lower frequency than, say, metrics from servers. However we want to store every point so a spike is not missed. One could argue
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by bruth 8y ago
AWS re:Invent

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