chriszhu12

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by chriszhu12 6y ago
Another small thing to consider: Adding redis to your stack adds a new failure mode. A service I built a while ago was running on Heroku where Redis add-ons aren't cheap, and our Redis would always running against memory limits, which
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by chriszhu12 6y ago
I've been following this project for 5 years now, and I've really hoped it would take off. However, part of what made (and to some extent, still makes) the Rails framework so great is the surrounding ecosystem of well supported ge
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Insights from Applying NLP to the Transcripts of 8 Democratic Debates(czhu12.github.io)
4 points by chriszhu12 7y ago|0 comments
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by chriszhu12 7y ago
Looks great! You should make these into a calendar
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by chriszhu12 11y ago
Maybe its not so much getting off Facebook as it is a change in lifestyle. I'm curious if someone conducted a study to see the effects of a group of people who have never used facebook use it extensively for a week. Maybe their happine
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by chriszhu12 11y ago
Yeah, I've been guilty of advocating for Rails for nearly every task when I first started out but it seems much more prevalent in the beginners node community. The fact about the SQL vs NoSQL thing seems to be a controversial one, but
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by chriszhu12 11y ago
Original Author here, I agree that it while it could be argued that express/mongo is more "fundamental" or low level than a stack like rails + mysql, I'd also argue that because its lower level, it could act as a barrier
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by chriszhu12 11y ago
Original author here, I agree the depths of abstraction in CS are endless. But in todays day and age, it seems like SQL has matured enough to be learnt without too much background in CS