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   by dennisy 5y ago

   Interested to know if anyone has used this service or similar and what the quality is like.
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   by dennisy 5y ago

   If yes to all 3 I would love references as that was the sole point of this post.
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   Ask HN: Functional Core, Imperative Shell

   4 points by dennisy 5y ago|2 comments
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   by dennisy 5y ago

   Thanks! But I was actually hoping to avoid doing any front end work, but rather using a backend language to build the UI which would be converted to HTML for me!
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   by dennisy 5y ago

   Yeah this is fair! And loving the site never seen that before :)
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   Ask HN: Do we need JavaScript web frameworks?

   2 points by dennisy 5y ago|8 comments
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   by dennisy 5y ago

   > I can't imagine ever returning to an office in which there is more pressure to spend 8 hours a day sitting in front of my computer. But this is what you are paid for. Do you not feel that this is what you should be doing in the t
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   by dennisy 5y ago

   Is it possible to ensure that your resource is delivered on a specific site? For example if I have an image and need to be 100% certain where it was loaded, is that possible to do with some very high level of certainty?
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   by dennisy 5y ago

   Interesting read, but seems like a tangential topic?
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    by dennisy 5y ago

    Great thanks. So we have a DB and a service in front of it. The DB gets a new schema, but the service maps to the previous representation in such a way that clients do not need to know about the new schema. Is that the gist? Then when it co
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    by dennisy 5y ago

    The article is provocative! But I do not see why the product itself is different to serverless DBs such as SupaBase and PlanetScale?
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    by dennisy 5y ago

    I agree, but would you mind providing a concrete example of: > No matter how you integrate different applications, be it via APIs, messaging, or a database, it's vital to separate your application's internal data model from mod
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    by dennisy 5y ago

    AirGrid | Various | Full-time | Contract | REMOTE AirGrid is a privacy focused audience platform. We help website keep their users data secure by doing ML on device. We are hiring for: - Senior DS/ML Engineer (python, TF, scikit, Pytor
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    by dennisy 5y ago

    This is amazing! Is there a comparable package maybe in Python?
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    by dennisy 5y ago

    I hate giraffes, even the articles about giraffes don’t make sense to me
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    by dennisy 5y ago

    This is cool, looks very similar to Streamlit. https://streamlit.io/
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    by dennisy 5y ago

    The site mentions the system this is built on: Codex by Open AI. Has anyone seen anything about this system? Are others able to build upon it?
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    by dennisy 5y ago

    I really agree with this even though my experience is much smaller than yours. The biggest place I think it is frustrating to write code is for ML pipelines where you know what you need, but it takes a few hours to wrangle files and pandas
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    by dennisy 5y ago

    I am sorry but I really think this is a place where we just don’t need “an app for that”. This of course if just my view, but if someone uses this to call me the value of that will be super low.
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    by dennisy 5y ago

    Check out “paint by numbers”
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    by dennisy 5y ago

    Is this built off the OpenAI API?
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    by dennisy 5y ago

    Is anyone using Deepnote? It seems pretty cool, but a little immature maybe?
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    by dennisy 5y ago

    Lots of people seem to state that git already solves lots of the versioning issues for ML experiments. However I am yet to find a good guide or example. Just tagging commits and experiment runs does not seem enough of a framework to manage
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    by dennisy 5y ago

    AirGrid | Data Scientist | REMOTE or London | Full-time or Contract We are working to make ads on the web more private, through on device audience modelling. By creating open standards which publishers can simply adopt, our aim is to motiva
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    by dennisy 5y ago

    Would you say the issue maybe is that there has not been an easy way to implement the various standards? If we had this automated for web devs the uptake would be much better?
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    by dennisy 5y ago

    Agree, but the API should have a standard - hence my question. Making your site available via an API would be awesome!
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    Ask HN: Why is there no adopted standard for web scraping?

    1 points by dennisy 5y ago|4 comments
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    by dennisy 6y ago

    AirGrid | Senior Backend / ML Engineers | London or Remote | Full-time | £45-100k We're hiring senior backend and machine learning engineers to help us build a more private ad funded internet. Our platform allows for publishers to
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    by dennisy 6y ago

    AirGrid | Remote | Full-time Contract | London AirGrid is a privacy focused audience platform, with the goal to make ads more private. We are currently hiring full remote looking for: - backend / data engineer - full stack engineer - m
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    by dennisy 6y ago

    Sorry I meant from the perspective of how does one find engineers, job boards, platforms etc? Any you recommend?