curry-castaway

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by curry-castaway 7y ago
> They're a consultancy which evaluates computer security for insurance companies, before they insure a business. Can you share the name of the company?
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by curry-castaway 7y ago
Google's related post, "Exploring Neural Networks with Activation Atlases", has some more detail and image samples: https://ai.googleblog.com/2019/03/exploring-neural-networks.... Interesting examp
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by curry-castaway 8y ago
I can second this recommendation – Oclif[0] is an absolute pleasure to use. I'd even encourage developers who aren't at a "full-stack Node.js shop" to give it a shot. I'm particularly impressed with the bash and zsh
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by curry-castaway 8y ago
I committed my dependencies until recently too, and I've been trying to figure out a better alternative. Are you doing something else now rather than committing dependencies? (Right now I'm just using a hodgepodge of npm scripts t
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by curry-castaway 8y ago
> We don’t allow automatic upgrading of packages/dependencies due to the risk of malicious code That's a good idea, how do you do that? > you always need local archived copies of any dependencies you use. Are you committing
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by curry-castaway 8y ago
> The real question is: do you -really- need an external lib with 20 dependencies just to show a freakin’ loading spinner? Remaking the wheel is bad but so is never making truly simple things yourself, or just not using them. So the prob
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by curry-castaway 8y ago
Direct link to the study – "Electrophysiological and transcriptomic correlates of neuropathic pain in human dorsal root ganglion neurons": https://academic.oup.com/brain/article-lookup/doi/10.1093&#x
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by curry-castaway 8y ago
> One of the direct dependencies is a library that renders a loading spinner in command line interfaces, which itself pulls in over 20 transitive dependencies. Just trying to understand, is this a bad thing? Someone else made an open sou
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by curry-castaway 8y ago
I always have trouble using PGP to encrypt and send files – I always have to refresh on the CLI usage, and whoever I'm sending to usually does too. I think this is a really cool tool for sharing encrypted files with people who are less
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Easily and securely share files from the command line (Firefox Send Rust client)(github.com)
10 points by curry-castaway 8y ago|1 comments
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by curry-castaway 8y ago
> one of my friends has a mega-sized server than he just runs builds and trains ML models on I built my first desktop computer to do this recently. I can definitely recommend it, even for local server development. It's nice to be ab
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by curry-castaway 8y ago
Do any of these options have a case that feels sturdy? It seems a little silly describing it this way, but one of the reasons I keep coming back to macbooks is the aluminum case. I want good specs, but my lizard brain also wants a laptop wh