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by correlator 4y ago
Airflow with a celery backend is a pretty sweet combination. In that instance, airflow just gives you a nice scheduler to manage all the celery jobs.
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by correlator 4y ago
From my experience NIMBYs are typically local property owners who don't want their view, neighborhood, etc. to change. These folks could be better off financially than their YIMBY counterparts who maybe don't own all that same pr
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by correlator 4y ago
The majority of published scientific papers have been proven wrong by future discoveries. This is what learning and progress looks like.
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by correlator 4y ago
More complete datasets, a better understanding of how that data was collected and how to interpret it, solid statistical foundations, etc. etc. People who go out to change minds should be versed in all this and more. But I don't belie
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by correlator 4y ago
You're not wrong. "I don't have the data or tools at my disposal to do this properly" Should not prevent you from trying, sharing, and learning. However, it definitely should prevent you from trying to change other peop
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by correlator 4y ago
I enjoyed this and respect citizens who feel motivated enough to look at underlying data.. This type of discourse ("here is what I did and here is what I saw") leaves room to comment and make progress. People can discuss measurem
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by correlator 4y ago
Anyone who has seen their infants instantly cry when they receive their moment of birth vaccinations knows that they feel pain. The infant's pain creates more pain in the parents....what a cycle!
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by correlator 4y ago
I think OP was saying the ledger mechanics are the useful part here, not the volatile speculation.
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People spend a lot of time on their phones(statista.com)
2 points by correlator 5y ago|0 comments
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by correlator 5y ago
IMHO this is the de-facto tutorial: https://www.railstutorial.org/
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by correlator 5y ago
Thank you for writing this. I personally just walked into a very similar role and this rang really true. This article made me realize how much more effort I need to put into the data culture side of the role.
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by correlator 6y ago
Stable, efficient and intuitive. Thank you to the stimulus team!
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Repurposing live event equipment for hospital sterilization(dot.la)
1 points by correlator 6y ago|0 comments
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by correlator 6y ago
Misleading because the solution did not provide reactive front ends, or misleading because the solution did in fact require extensive javascript?
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Reactive front ends without extensive JavaScript(blackboxengineering.work)
2 points by correlator 6y ago|2 comments
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by correlator 6y ago
This one is a fun read
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by correlator 6y ago
That is an interesting approach. Our of curiosity, how is an engineer made aware of the psql view? For example, the view likely relies on specific columns in specific models. What guard rails are available for preventing this kind of bre
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by correlator 6y ago
Everything you outlined is a use case that is powered by machine learning algorithms. You can discuss all of them without using the phrase "AI." They all likely started with rules engines that solved a real business problem and
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by correlator 6y ago
Simpsons did it
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by correlator 6y ago
Rails turbolinks is magic!
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Interview with Jon Martinez on why he left Google(forbes.com)
1 points by correlator 6y ago|0 comments
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by correlator 6y ago
Incentives are really messed up here. Tacking the letters "AI" on the end of your company name will increase it's multiple. It will force your engineers to call their rules engine "AI" when on calls with customers
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Decontaminating 48k N95 masks a day in a portable shipping container(linkedin.com)
5 points by correlator 6y ago|0 comments
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by correlator 7y ago
I think it's ripe for useful tools. No need for disruption.
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by correlator 7y ago
Another "AI" hammer looking for a nail to solve bites the dust. I hope those 100 employees land on their feet.
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by correlator 7y ago
No need to look at AZ for this. If you're building "AI" I wish you a speedy road to being acquired by a company that can put it to use. You've become a high priced recruiting firm. If you're solving a real problem
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by correlator 7y ago
Nothing gets scalable applications shipped faster.
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by correlator 7y ago
It sounds a lot like raising venture funding. Make sure there's a slide that says "$10 billion" because that's the new billion. Talk about your "AI" which was formerly "blockchain" or "big data
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by correlator 7y ago
I hope not.
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by correlator 7y ago
Rails is a business tool. It allows developers to move quickly to build and iterate rapidly on the business vision. This means a lot of interesting engineering work and optimizations are out of your hands. Some people think that's a

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