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by dennisy 4y ago
Great read! Thank you! Does anyone know what open source competitors exist? For example is there a GCP version to check out and compare? There are many companies offering such services, would be interesting to know who is using what!
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by dennisy 4y ago
Is there no way to create a layer above the two runtimes which made it feel as though they are running on the same process? > having a way to share access to functions and data This is spot on, what I would like to achieve - to share dat
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by dennisy 4y ago
Hmm, I had not thought about it in this way - this is an interesting way of looking at it, to have a VM which allows various languages to I guess compile down to a shared code. I guess WASM is also then in a way going to help with this? Nev
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by dennisy 4y ago
Yeah that is not really the idea here, that means a lot of overhead for introducing another system to have to call via http, deploy etc
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Ask HN: Why can't we write a single system in multiple languages?
2 points by dennisy 4y ago|8 comments
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by dennisy 4y ago
This seems cool to nerd out to! So thanks for that! But what is the point? Why is this better than making the API call? SQL is for queries, why would I want to do networking with it?
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by dennisy 4y ago
I am using DBT and I think this is quite unfair, mainly because we have recently introduced this and have built on it quite a bit. Removal of DBT is now a big job, so I think using this knowledge and doubling prices does not seem fair. Also
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by dennisy 4y ago
This is amazing! I am more used to TF so very happy to see this! Has anyone got a suggestion on how to fine tune this model?
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by dennisy 4y ago
This is great! Thanks for writing this! I have wanted to do something like this for a while, purely for learning. The thing which puts me off is that there is a huge amount of knowledge needed in understanding the features vs the ML. Could
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by dennisy 4y ago
Thanks! I see you are suggesting go for Python, which is a sound decision! Do you use async when working with Python? On the more general part of the question, I agree all decisions will be bad so I should just make one! Thanks!
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Ask HN: Language choice when starting a new project
2 points by dennisy 4y ago|3 comments
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No, AI did not discover a new type of physics(bigthink.com)
2 points by dennisy 4y ago|0 comments
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by dennisy 4y ago
Do you feel this and Scrapy are similar? In my reading this has a different feature set. It allows headed crawling + avoiding blockers etc.
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by dennisy 4y ago
Oh this looks lovely, congratulations! I would really like this but running in Python.
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by dennisy 4y ago
This looks great, but what is the actual purpose?
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by dennisy 4y ago
That group has been around for so long, seems mostly Intel folks. I just don’t get why the progress is so slow! I was trying to follow along, and joined calls, but the group moves like a glacier.
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by dennisy 4y ago
Thank you! That is extremely helpful.
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by dennisy 4y ago
I would be very interested to understand how people use logic theories in day to day life or work? Is this something which one can learn and use in other walks of life, for example programming or ML? Edit: What I often find is that reading
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Ask HN: Specialised GitHub Copilot for UI Development
2 points by dennisy 4y ago|0 comments
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by dennisy 5y ago
This is a great idea! I would love to see some real examples, what can people think of that would work for this?
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by dennisy 5y ago
Do people feel we should try and get these blocked sites back up, in a simpler way to access than using TOR?
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by dennisy 5y ago
Amazing, this is what I was looking for! What this is missing is some ability to rewrite the HTML, to allow for clicking on new links! Any idea?
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Ask HN: How to create a proxy to a blocked site?
2 points by dennisy 5y ago|3 comments
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by dennisy 5y ago
Do you think that sounds fair? Would you agree with other highly skilled individuals working a smaller subset of agreed hours due to their competency being high?
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by dennisy 5y ago
AirGrid | Full Stack, Data Science, Engineering Manager | London, UK | ONSITE or REMOTE | Fulltime | https://www.AirGrid.io We are a small startup making web ads a more private transaction between user, advertiser and publisher
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Ask HN: Where to find excellent software examples?
2 points by dennisy 5y ago|0 comments
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by dennisy 5y ago
Could you elaborate on what you mean when you say that HTML would break the ceiling a little further?
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Can we see farther back in space than we can in time?(bigthink.com)
2 points by dennisy 5y ago|0 comments
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by dennisy 5y ago
My thought is the same - I was wondering if I had missed something! I really need to find a good mentor for our project :(
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Code Review as a Service(pullrequest.com)
319 points by dennisy 5y ago|235 comments

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