craig_asp

20 ms·

1.
by craig_asp 5y ago
I know the author and I can tell you that the story is completely real.
2.
by craig_asp 5y ago
You won't be able to change much, in my opinion. So you have to choose whether you stay and do it their way, or go. There's a lot to be said about your situation, but I've found that oftentimes the only way to actually figure
3.
by craig_asp 5y ago
We implemented all that manually, more or less in swift (and sqlite), then react+redux, and on the back end - postgres and python+flask. Works flawlessly so far. We do have the same setup more or less, with listeners triggering UI updates a
4.
by craig_asp 5y ago
The idea behind Mura Notes is basically to have lightweight disposable notes, which you don't have to provide any personal info to use and share. Each note has two URLs, with one allowing editing, while the other one has read-only acce
5.
Show HN: Mura Notes – Anonymous, Lightweight and Shareable Notes and Todos(mura-notes.com)
2 points by craig_asp 5y ago|2 comments
6.
by craig_asp 5y ago
So it seems like we'll have to change what we do from writing code to reading code and fixing it..
7.
by craig_asp 5y ago
Every time someone (usually someone from HR) tries to point out how great a company is because of its great perks like awesome couching sessions (not actual training), great team-building events, the best coffee machine ever, table tennis,
8.
by craig_asp 6y ago
Just to clarify.. Yes, vertipaq is the tech behind power pivot, power bi and sql server analysis services (in tabular mode) and the same column-oriented storage is also used in sql server. Excel generates queries against the data stored in
9.
The Best European Countries for Women to Work(rebootonline.com)
2 points by craig_asp 6y ago|1 comments
10.
by craig_asp 6y ago
It really depends. I've seen developers commit tiny changes all the time, which do not make sense - I wouldn't want to trace a small logic change over 10 commits. Also, sometimes you commit, then realise that there's a stupid
11.
Elon Musk’s Neuralink is neuroscience theater(technologyreview.com)
5 points by craig_asp 6y ago|0 comments
12.
by craig_asp 6y ago
This would be great for amateur astronomers too.
13.
by craig_asp 7y ago
Certs are maybe one of the last things my colleagues and I look for on a CV. However, in many cases, it does help a bit to have some relevant certificates listed there, especially if the candidate is applying for a junior position, or a pos
14.
by craig_asp 7y ago
Nobody is saying that it's not a good habit to form. It would be better to advise to review your column lists and remove redundant columns. Firstly because schemas change, and then because yes, you might hit an index (especially if you
15.
by craig_asp 7y ago
I fully agree. With both comments, both yours and branko_d's. The way I read the article, it seems to suggest that by removing rows from the select list would somehow always result in better performance. In my opinion, in the majority
16.
by craig_asp 7y ago
"Pull out the names of only the columns you need instead of using SELECT * to speed things up further." This is not performance-related in most cases. Unless the bottleneck is in the amount of data being transferred to a client ov
17.
AI Winter(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by craig_asp 8y ago|0 comments
18.
How to fuck up an Advanced Analytics team: A simple 20 step process(linkedin.com)
2 points by craig_asp 8y ago|0 comments
19.
Learned Video Compression(arxiv.org)
3 points by craig_asp 8y ago|0 comments
20.
Azure Architecture Center(docs.microsoft.com)
2 points by craig_asp 8y ago|0 comments
21.
by craig_asp 8y ago
I've worked in BI (end-to-end - data modelling, reporting, ETL, etc.) for more than 10 years now across various organisations and since "data science" became all the rage, I had the pleasure to work with a few data scientists
22.
by craig_asp 8y ago
"As it stands today I’ve personally used EKS, and AWS in general a lot. I’ve used GKE a bit but only with my own personal credits doing Kubernetes The Hard Way and spinning up a very quick GKE test cluster a while ago." "I’m
23.
by craig_asp 8y ago
Yeah, it's relatively dry material which is hard to grasp without the context of why we need it and how it can be applied in the real world. While the intro is good, it still has the same problem - just shows (in a good way) "some
24.
Communist robot dreams(aeon.co)
1 points by craig_asp 8y ago|0 comments
25.
Show HN: Rate My Pet – Dog and Cat Photo Rating and Comments(play.google.com)
3 points by craig_asp 8y ago|1 comments
26.
Do Capitalists Still Need Consumers?(socialeurope.eu)
2 points by craig_asp 8y ago|1 comments
27.
AI to Become Next Australian Prime Minister?(cio.com.au)
1 points by craig_asp 8y ago|0 comments
28.
by craig_asp 8y ago
He should remove the outliers and study those separately. The gini consideration goes a bit in that direction, but not far enough. Possibly even split the population in 4-5 buckets: from people under the poverty line through to the extremel
29.
Germany’s working poor(mondediplo.com)
1 points by craig_asp 8y ago|0 comments
30.
Is Hadoop in a pickle?(tombreur.wordpress.com)
1 points by craig_asp 8y ago|0 comments

More ›