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by crubier 5y ago
How ironic then, because I personally found Roomba robots extremely dumb, until quite recently at least, most of their models roamed randomly, with almost no planning. On the other hand Neato Robots are so much better, they cover the surfac
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by crubier 5y ago
Yes, faster. In my experience it took less a couple seconds at most for a copy of our production database, while a dump took several hours.
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by crubier 5y ago
Very close. Actually companies such as https://postgres.ai/ use ZFS storage to provide git-like features on top of Postgres: Using copy-on-write on the underlying ZFS, you can "fork" a new branch of your DB with a
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by crubier 5y ago
Every choice has trade offs. And database sharding should be very low in your priorities when starting a project because YAGNI. In particular, I will actively laugh at anyone not choosing Postgres « because it does not scale enough » when s
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by crubier 5y ago
My understanding is that Overshoot and Ringing are mostly amplitude-related phenomena, they happen even if the transfer function has a phase of zero over the spectrum, as long as the gain is greater than one over the right part of the spect
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by crubier 5y ago
Thank you for this, this was really interesting, I think this effect is not known enough. It is similar to pilot-induced oscillation in aerospace https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilot-induced_oscillation but with several
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by crubier 5y ago
At least for your first point : Security by obfuscation is not security. Counting on « the user not realizing » that your app has a massive security hole is not security. For the second point, I would say that SQLite has a massive attack su
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by crubier 5y ago
I still have to experience the dire consequences of all breaches my data was leaked in. I guess the worst consequence is probably that I experienced better targeted ads (that were blocked by my ad-blocker anyway?). I'd say 1B users don
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by crubier 5y ago
LabelFlow is an open platform for image labeling. Source code is on Github at https://github.com/labelflow/labelflow . It is a NextJS web app that uses Openlayers, Service worker, GraphQL and a couple other technologie
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Show HN: LabelFlow: The open platform for image labeling(labelflow.ai)
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by crubier 5y ago
Exactly. This is why usually when you reach that point, a red light turns on in your brain saying “you are just reinventing ML at this point, stop”
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by crubier 5y ago
Was going to answer this. I very much agree with the article, but deep learning is absolutely a game changer for computer vision. I myself tried several time to “not use ML” for some easy computer vision tasks where traditional CV methods a
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by crubier 5y ago
At least for me, The Framework is the laptop I wanted... in 2009 when I was still on PC. After that, I bought a MacBook Pro and never thought about hardware ever again, except when I bought my second MacBook 7 years later. Apple s durabilit
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by crubier 5y ago
You’d need to sell the motherboard + CPU then. And eventually new motherboards will come up that are not compatible with your case or accessories.
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by crubier 5y ago
Also it’s perfect to edit 16:9 video with toolbars
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by crubier 5y ago
Of course a laptop sold in 10s of millions will have more problem than a laptop sold 1000x less...
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by crubier 5y ago
This is also close enough to GraphQL that it could replace it. The only syntactic difference I see with GraphQL is the lack of parenthesis around arguments and the existence of anonymous arguments.
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by crubier 5y ago
If graphQL makes your backend 10x harder to develop, then you are not doing it right. The overhead of GraphQL vs Rest on a backend is around 30lines of code in my experience (developed 5 different production Graphql servers, including a ver
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by crubier 5y ago
You might still get COVID every year then, or get various strains per year, like the flu. So COVID-19 won't be "behind you", but "with you forever <3".
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by crubier 5y ago
Sorry, autocorrect transformed « Jest » to « Heat ». I meant « Jest » And yes you are right about Chromatic. It informs you directly in GitHub PRs about the number of stories that changed, visually or at the dom level. And has a nice UI to
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by crubier 5y ago
I don’t know what you mean. I have dozens of stories showing components of all layers in the hierarchy. I have single button stories, stories for entire views, stories of entire apps. And storybook allows to show the code of stories, which
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by crubier 5y ago
Yes but my point is that “components interacting with each others” is really just the implementation of another component higher up in the hierarchy. E.g, the interaction between the submit button and the email input box is just the behavio
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by crubier 5y ago
Your calculations are mostly correct, but pretty optimistic when put in regard of your initial claim (“your winter is my summer”), so you end up with 3month or the worlds production where I end up with several years. Couple examples: You pu
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by crubier 5y ago
It’s a measure of the energy needed to move from one orbit to another.
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by crubier 5y ago
No, it’s actually the opposite. Re read. If you compare an actually LEO capable vehicle and a moon lander of the same payload, you’ll see that the difference is not that big. Saturn had a massive payload, hence the gap in difficulty. But my
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by crubier 5y ago
I kind of agree because I had some pain points with storybook on a large legacy project with a lot of quirks. But on a fresh project where you don’t try to do fancy things, it’s perfect. Actually storybook has become sort of a litmus test:
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by crubier 5y ago
Do you never use unit tests or integretion tests ? When you are building an app bottom up, you will be working on components “in isolation” 100% of the time all the way up. Integration between components is just part of the behavior of a co
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by crubier 5y ago
I used to complain about this several month/years back, but it don’t think it’s the case anymore with the new API. Have you tried it recently ? It’s pretty simple to add decorators and data loaders if you need customization. It is not
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by crubier 5y ago
Both ! That’s the cool thing about it.
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by crubier 5y ago
Yes we develop on storybook first, it’s a bit like TDD but for UI. And yes, we use Chromatic (their hosted service) and it’s been hugely beneficial, I would say a 10x ROI. Super useful for visual regression testing, sharing with non technic

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