eerikkivistik

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   by eerikkivistik 7y ago

   Sure thing. So most of the problems I have with using NoSQL type databases for financial data is related to the default settings and examples encouraging a model of programming, that will result in data loss, migration problems, race condit
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   by eerikkivistik 7y ago

   Read and laughed. I was going to say as well, 3$ in the green is already better than most people!
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   by eerikkivistik 7y ago

   Hi So first of all, thank you for sharing your work, I'm sure it was a lot of fun building it and making it work! If you'll indulge me, I'll point out a few thoughts about application logic that handles money. First of all, m
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   by eerikkivistik 7y ago

   I'll jump in here as well in case someone is considering throwing out foreign keys due to this. I would argue, never make compromises like this unless you have a scaling problem that is so bad, that there is no other way around it. Don
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   by eerikkivistik 7y ago

   Any chance the name is a play on words from the Estonian word "Lahja" as in light-weight?
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   by eerikkivistik 7y ago

   Yeah, so this happens to me about twice a week. Most recently yesterday morning. Don't need a flashlight anymore though, got used to the gesture of blindly moving my pointer to my avatar and clicking on it.
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   by eerikkivistik 8y ago

   I'll plug our product here as well https://3dc.io
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   by eerikkivistik 8y ago

   Can back this up, TablePlus is really well implemented and a pleasure to use!
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   by eerikkivistik 8y ago

   The problem with Estonia is that I think you still need to travel here in person to open a bank account. The KYC laws are pretty strict. Source – I'm Estonian.
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    A potential polynomial time algorithm for solving the graph isomorphism problem(encode.ru)

    3 points by eerikkivistik 8y ago|0 comments
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    by eerikkivistik 8y ago

    Thank you. This was all I was looking for.
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    by eerikkivistik 8y ago

    Answered another comment with the same, but just in case: I didn't make it clear enough I was poorly executing a joke.
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    by eerikkivistik 8y ago

    Yeah, I said it in jest, have rewritten software myself for the same reason, it is an undertaking.
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    by eerikkivistik 8y ago

    If anyone could provide a summary, seems GDPR has really made it hard for some outlets to render text (editors note: this was meant as a light-hearted joke, not ignorance) Unfortunately, our website is currently unavailable in most Euro
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    by eerikkivistik 8y ago

    I think we made the same point at the same time :D
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    by eerikkivistik 8y ago

    Well yes and no. Sure, micro is a large part of Dota, but planning and coordination is worth as much. So reaction time gives you an advantage in one spectrum, but I think the real benchmark will be macro scale planning and coordination. Sam
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    by eerikkivistik 8y ago

    I think the idea there was to take tower hits so they can keep pushing without taking hero damage. And delaying until the next creep wave arrives. Not sure it had much effect in this game, but it can be situationally useful.
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    by eerikkivistik 8y ago

    I think the model itself could probably run on a PC with 64gb of RAM/VRAM (Well okay, it would be an unorthodox personal computer, I guess my point is, you could probably fit it in a Single computer, not one you have at home though). T
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    by eerikkivistik 8y ago

    Yeah, I was thinking more in the lines of the aftermath, after diving – getting stuck in the forest behind the enemy tower. But you are correct, they seemed hella determined to get that Slark kill!
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    by eerikkivistik 8y ago

    I watched the game against audience members, and the bots seemed to overextend at times. Also weird courier scouting glitches (which makes sense if all couriers are currently invulnerable for the purpose of this generation of bots). Another
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    by eerikkivistik 8y ago

    Pro game starting in a few minutes.
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    by eerikkivistik 8y ago

    Last time I looked, I did not find any published trained nets on it. As far as I know, the custom build of Dota they use isn't public either. It will most likely change in the near future though, would be the next logical step for the
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    by eerikkivistik 8y ago

    Pro game against OpenAI starting in 2 minutes.
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    by eerikkivistik 8y ago

    That looks incredible. Do you know if the developer has published any papers or code on the subject?
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    by eerikkivistik 8y ago

    What tools were used to build this I wonder?
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    by eerikkivistik 8y ago

    So I have a question. I played around with Web IDE-s a few years ago and they felt really sluggish back then. If anyone is actively using one, how are they now, viable?
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    by eerikkivistik 8y ago

    I think the UI needs a bit of work, but you can already subtract shapes and also extrude 2D shapes. There is a draw tool in the bottom left menu. There is also a subtract button in the tools, it works by subtracting the selected shapes from
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    by eerikkivistik 8y ago

    Edit: I seem to be in a mood today, sorry for the rash response.
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    by eerikkivistik 8y ago

    Thanks. Considering doing something similar for our product and add sculpting, this is one of the issues that popped into my head when I was playing around with the idea.
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    by eerikkivistik 8y ago

    Really cool stuff! I was wondering, how are you solving the issues of sculpting low polygon primitives (do you dynamically subdivide or?).