diehunde

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   by diehunde 7y ago

   Take a look at this: https://delta.io/
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   by diehunde 7y ago

   I got a thinkpad p52s a couple of months ago and everything has worked pretty well. I've tried a couple of different distros so far and no issues whatsoever.
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   by diehunde 7y ago

   ...Like a scene out of the movie “Minority Report,”algorithms analyze security-camera footage and alert staff about potential thieves via a smartphone app. The goal is prevention; if the target is approached and asked if they need help, the
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   by diehunde 7y ago

   That was a funny rant
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   by diehunde 7y ago

   I don't know but there are calculus courses from MIT on youtube. That might give you a hint.
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   by diehunde 7y ago

   That's fine. But you know, Einstein didn't believe in god. That is a lie spread out by Christians probably to refute the same point you're trying to make. Also most of the modern scientists (the ones that know or knew about b
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   by diehunde 7y ago

   I did but you said every atheist, not the author. So what argument are you talking about
8. 488.▲
   by diehunde 7y ago

   argument for what?
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   by diehunde 7y ago

   * Email clients * Password managers * Podcast apps Probably all of them could be improved
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    by diehunde 7y ago

    Gilbert Strang uses similar approach on his Linear Algebra lectures. Much more intuitive
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    by diehunde 7y ago

    For work I have to use Windows and Outlook is pretty decent. Then for Linux I just stick to thunderbird.
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    by diehunde 8y ago

    - RDS for the database system - Elastic BeanStalk for the application server - For git they have their own hosted service but you can always go with github/gitlab/bitbucket - S3/Cloudfront if you need to host assets Using the
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    by diehunde 8y ago

    Yes.
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    by diehunde 8y ago

    Even though I don't like it, I normally just start one of those "focus" playlists from Spotify. It's harder for me to concentrate if I listen to something I actually like I guess.
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    by diehunde 8y ago

    Is this really a thing though? I would be surprised if I find someone that's able to deploy a spark cluster for a production application and at the same time doesn't know that is not a good solution for their problem.
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    by diehunde 8y ago

    Big companies are indeed using FP for some of their stuff. For example almost every big company uses Spark for data processing, and the best API for Spark is Scala. If you are talking specifically about Web apps, it's probably because
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    Ask HN: How relevant are graph databases/technologies today?

    7 points by diehunde 8y ago|1 comments
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    by diehunde 8y ago

    People thinking about visiting Chile, don't stay for too long in Santiago, there's nothing to see there. Just go immediately to the north if you are into deserts or go south if you are into mountains and Patagonia. Don't wast
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    by diehunde 8y ago

    This is a very good resource: https://github.com/donnemartin/system-design-primer
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    by diehunde 8y ago

    I would say the opposite. Vertical scaling is more lazy than horizontal and also much less scalable.
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    by diehunde 8y ago

    The "Great for" section doesn't mentioned dev environment. Could this replace stuff like minikube or microk8s?
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    Ask HN: Books you don't recommend?

    4 points by diehunde 8y ago|2 comments
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    by diehunde 8y ago

    Great post! Was this feature introduced in later versions of PostgreSQL or it has been there for a while now?
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    by diehunde 8y ago

    Key and Peele
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    by diehunde 8y ago

    I would say the opposite. A couple of big companies are already switching from Mongo to other databases.
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    by diehunde 8y ago

    Just by doing advanced exercises. For example take a look at the SQL homework for one of the CMU courses on databases: https://15445.courses.cs.cmu.edu/fall2018/homework1/ While doing the exercises you'll be
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    by diehunde 8y ago

    If you have basic knowledge of linear algebra I recommend "Numerical Linear Algebra" by Lloyd N. Trefethen. Much more concise than other textbooks and more focused on computing.
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    by diehunde 8y ago

    I have this same issue but instead of money I feel like I'm wasting time because I could be learning and improving my professional knowledge. I wonder if that's also unhealthy.
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    Google Announces Kubernetes Operator for Apache Spark(zdnet.com)

    1 points by diehunde 8y ago|0 comments
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    by diehunde 8y ago

    I always have trouble finding books that describe the "internals" of some technologies I want to learn in a decent and technical way. Some O'reilly books do a good job when they work with the actual people that invented the t