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   Ask HN: What’s a good solution for messy handwriting recognition for mobile app?

   6 points by faizshah 5y ago|3 comments
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   by faizshah 5y ago

   I had a campus job where I was making a tiny update to the url of a spreadsheet on one page. The sysadmin showed me how to merge my code, test in staging and then promote to live he didnt show me how to rollback or ssh into the host or rest
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   by faizshah 5y ago

   I feel like people take for granted the ability to ask the right question with the right words. I get that this study is talking about general knowledge questions but I can’t tell you how many times I have tried to search for an answer for
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   by faizshah 5y ago

   I used to be someone who used sublime when it was cool, then atom then I switched to vim then spacemacs. But I sorta gave up on that stuff cause I hate spending time maintaining configs especially when I switch languages so often. Now I ju
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   by faizshah 5y ago

   I like how acejump is integrated with ideavim: https://github.com/acejump/AceJump#configuring Will definitely be installing this Monday.
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   by faizshah 5y ago

   I like ideavim a lot, but I really hope they integrate an embedded neovim into the IDE like The VsCode community has. There is an open ticket you can show support on: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/VIM-858
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   by faizshah 5y ago

   > spark is dramatically overkill for the data sets dask is meant to work on I disagree with this, I have used spark standalone/single node both locally and in the cloud for numerous use cases because you can easily cook up spark sql
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   by faizshah 5y ago

   I had a similar experience, I usually avoid the dask dataframe where possible and instead use bag and dask delayed. But its hard to get scientists to give up the dataframe mindset. Thats one of the reasons I wanted to try modin, I have hear
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   by faizshah 5y ago

   Dask is really good for scientists, when I worked with bioinformaticians it was way easier to get them to use dask for out of memory processing than spark. In particular dask bag offers a great amount of flexibility for ETL use cases. The p
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    by faizshah 5y ago

    I completely disagree, when I was a beginner programmer my only concern was “how do i make games?” i didn't really care about the game engine, the compilation process, the algorithms even, my focus was on making a game. From middle sch
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    by faizshah 5y ago

    Just curious, what are the common ZK failure modes?
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    by faizshah 5y ago

    Exactly what I was looking for thank you!
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    by faizshah 5y ago

    Im looking for a workflow to replace having multiple dependent branches (unmerged code reviews) and rebasing each of them when you have to revise one of the branches for Code review comments. Any suggestions?
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    by faizshah 5y ago

    I think you’re missing the point or I was unclear. The point is not that masters at a skill don't exist. The point is that attributing their skill mostly to something innate rather than practice, study, etc is not supported by the body
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    by faizshah 5y ago

    If you read the book the researchers argue that worldview is neither factual nor is it helpful.
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    by faizshah 5y ago

    This is the opposite of how you should want any knowledge worker to think. If you believe that there’s some innate ability that makes people 10x better at a skill than you rather than hours of practice and study then you are much less likel
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    by faizshah 5y ago

    I can’t believe someone implemented that in jq: https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Sorting_algorithms/Sleep_sort#j... Pretty interesting implementation not actually sleeping tho.
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    by faizshah 5y ago

    This is just a change log its better to link to the 3.11 what’s new: https://docs.python.org/3.11/whatsnew/3.11.html
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    by faizshah 5y ago

    I wanna recommend this book again: Practical Microservices: Build Event-Driven Architectures with Event Sourcing and CQRS https://smile.amazon.com/dp/1680506455/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_gl... This is the only practical
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    by faizshah 5y ago

    I have noticed that what we are missing in the Frontend space is some common solution for caching and reshaping data from the api. In every codebase I have worked on we just implement this ad hoc. We have agreed upon solutions for: Api clie
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    by faizshah 5y ago

    I haven’t used linear can you expand on what they do that pushes the paradigm? Gonna try it this weekend.
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    by faizshah 5y ago

    How do you relate the output of this back to your code? Like I look up ddot_kernel_8 from the sample sklearn output and I find it’s a function from OpenBLAS but when I try to find how sklearn uses it I don’t see where they use that. How wou
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    by faizshah 5y ago

    I agree with your second point, I often read project management advice and realize it comes from consultants and agencies and small companies and doesn’t really scale for big tech or address issues with large engineering teams. I actually a
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    by faizshah 5y ago

    There’s this image that big tech teams build software where everything is automated and has 100% test coverage and all the infrastructure heals itself and all teams are hyper efficient. It’s not really true, the biggest shared practice betw
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    by faizshah 5y ago

    Adding cr comments as actual comments in code is a really interesting take on code review. Never seen that before.
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    by faizshah 5y ago

    I see they wrote a book on SQL too, probably not a bad way to develop an outline for a coding book.
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    by faizshah 5y ago

    What are you trying to measure by asking a low level question about say addEventListener? The people who give the best answer will be the people who most recently used that low level api and are good at sharing their knowledge about it. A
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    by faizshah 5y ago

    Theres a lot of good info on this on the aws-cn faq: https://www.amazonaws.cn/en/support/icp/
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    by faizshah 5y ago

    Is there a good applied overview of succinct data structures for programmers (non CS researchers)? Also I just started researching succinct dynamic graph data structures a few days ago and ended up on a very interesting paper if anyone is i
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    by faizshah 5y ago

    I think the article is written assuming that most reviews are just bureaucratic. In practice though not all codebases have 100% coverage integ tests, perf regression tests and visual regression tests. Even then I feel you should still have