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by edumucelli 4y ago
I wonder how this will be sorted in the future: what if Stability comes with a newer version, on top of Runway's one? I forecast a never ending battle of versions numbers as both teams have the same trunk of work.
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by edumucelli 4y ago
Virtualbox 6.0 had PCI passthrough on Linux hosts. I was using it. Then I have updated to 6.1 to discover that they have removed it. I am afraid of going to 7 and see that other things are missing too :-)
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by edumucelli 4y ago
That is great, a big chunk of my Ph.D thesis was about evaluation people's mobility and identifying the routine behavior in our mobility. It is crazy!
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by edumucelli 4y ago
In France that would be 0.51 EUR ...
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by edumucelli 4y ago
If you are India ("geo=IN" in the URL), then you are correct. If not, then it is not.
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by edumucelli 4y ago
I remember struggling with Bazel and Tensorflow for months! I just went to see how things are and it seems that things have not changed much in years, e.g.: https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/issues/14639 Th
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by edumucelli 4y ago
That is really great! Thanks!
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by edumucelli 4y ago
Yes, I have started using their cloud for a personal project. Ended up going back to self-hosted. Great thing their product is open source.
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by edumucelli 4y ago
Isle of Flowers: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0097564/ It is one of the best, if not the best short-documentaries (13 min) made in Brazil. It starts by telling the saga of a tomato, that is planted, goes to the su
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by edumucelli 4y ago
"The Art of Computer System Performance Analysis: Techniques for Experimental Design, Measurement, Simulation and Modeling" I have seen so many errors on computer science benchmarks and experimentation that I think this book is a
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by edumucelli 4y ago
Redis, yes, even if you do not like/know C, that code is so clean that is readable/understandable by most programmers.
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by edumucelli 4y ago
We can reach high productivity of fruits and vegetables without fossil fuels: https://climateheroes.org/perrine-and-charles-herve-gruyer-p...
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by edumucelli 4y ago
The way you described it made me feel that you either learned a lot from Gary or are you are Gary itself in a huge plot twist. Very entertaining story, like a meta-answer.
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by edumucelli 4y ago
For what I understood the search results are the same, just the display of the results that is changing by highlighting the quoted terms. I thought "improving search results" meaning that results itself were more relevant, not onl
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by edumucelli 4y ago
More recent tools such as Dagster and Prefect have much more to offer. One simple example is communication between tasks. Airflow has a clunky system for that called XCom. The actual author of XCom says you probably should not use it due to
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by edumucelli 4y ago
I changed jobs, I have not needed a similar technology for the moment.
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by edumucelli 4y ago
I have worked for many years with Elasticsearch at scale, good thing I am not working with it anymore. The main issue with Elasticsearch was to upgrade versions and maintain the cluster. The cluster is a live creature that can get mad at yo
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by edumucelli 4y ago
Sidetracking a bit the conversation. What a coincidence that the author (Lemire) is also represented on Today's #1 "Ask HN: What are some cool but obscure data structures you know about?" as he is the main contributor of Roar
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by edumucelli 4y ago
I find it great, simple, quick and gives the most important info for me: salary range, region and company website. Keep it up!
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by edumucelli 4y ago
As parent commenter I value it at 0. When I go on a coffee shop and want to pay with stocks they say they don't accept it. So, if I can't even buy a coffee with stocks they have 0 value for me. Base or GTFOH.
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by edumucelli 4y ago
"Chef developers are the highest paid but Chef is also the most dreaded other tool." maybe there is a correlation, they receiving a compensation to work on such tool?
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by edumucelli 4y ago
Congrats! The interface is just super neat, how it gets updated when you hover (I imagine it caches the information about that specific domain for the next user).
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Tesla no longer allowing remote work(twitter.com)
61 points by edumucelli 4y ago|2 comments
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by edumucelli 4y ago
I liked the last comment in this PR: "I think Xiaomi should share the open source code as requested by the users before finding more ways to obfuscate things. https://github.com/MiCode/Xiaomi_Kernel_OpenSource&#x2F
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by edumucelli 4y ago
Simplicity is one thing, but lacking things such as Enums is just plain bad. Is this a programming language from the 70's
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by edumucelli 4y ago
That is great, I edit videos from time to time and I have been using Openshot for that. However it is so buggy that I ended up fixing one myself. When I entered into the code I admired one of the most spaghetti software I have ever encounte
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by edumucelli 4y ago
I have a service with hundreds of requests per day, thousands of users, it is an old RoR app that is impossible to update now, 3 major versions behind latest, several dependencies that can't be built on newer Ruby versions. Even the Ru
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by edumucelli 5y ago
Mine is very simple: https://eduar.do But I really like its domain hack that matches my first name. It took me a long while and journey to get this domain, which was previously owned by another Eduardo.
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How to play the new talent game and win back workers(mckinsey.com)
2 points by edumucelli 5y ago|0 comments
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by edumucelli 5y ago
Somehow it has a similar content of this one published in "Facts of the Faith", 1919: --- Death is nothing at all, I have only slipped away into the next room. I am I, and you are you. Whatever we were to each other, that we still

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