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Optimus: Agile Data Science Workflows Made Easy with Pyspark(github.com)
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Python Mock Cookbook(chase-seibert.github.io)
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by faizshah 7y ago
This is something I struggle to understand as well. Can anyone explain what the steps would be to take say a server rendered MVC app or on the opposite end a JAMstack app and deploy it to Dat?
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by faizshah 7y ago
I have tried to get started on meditation/mindfulness several times but I have never been able to stick with it. Any suggestions on a good way of getting started with it?
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by faizshah 7y ago
Or if you need both, Yehuda Katz's company Tilde made a library that can help you write code in Rust and use it in Ruby. So if there's a critical path in Rails that you need to speed up in Rust you can do that: https://
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by faizshah 7y ago
Among my peers (undergrads in college) Rails has largely lost mindshare to python and Node (and even PHP!). At the 3 hackathons I went to this semester I could not find a single other person who knew Rails (so I always have to switch to nod
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by faizshah 7y ago
I've been using Hartl's Ruby on Rails Tutorial and Agile Web Development with Rails 5 by Sam Ruby. I had much less experience with Rails 3 than you so you might find it redundant but those have been the two best for me.
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by faizshah 7y ago
I was listening to a recent interview with DHH and he makes a great point that Rails and Ruby are about optimizing for developer happiness and dev speed. Computing power keeps becoming cheaper and ruby keeps getting faster but developer&#x2
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by faizshah 7y ago
Any recommendations on an example driven/practical book on implementing CQRS/Event Sourcing for web apps?
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by faizshah 7y ago
Really interesting comment, thanks for sharing your experience. Can you expand on why Rails helper methods are bad? I'm just starting out my Rails journey so I haven't encountered those issues yet.
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by faizshah 7y ago
I wish GCP would bring ruby support for cloud functions. Their ruby client libs are the best out of the languages I have tried for GCP (JS, python, PHP).
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by faizshah 7y ago
This one has been recommended to me a lot: https://scikit-learn.org/stable/tutorial/machine_learning_ma... But I agree I wish there was more resources on that, it seems to be just a trial and error process.
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by faizshah 7y ago
Really nice series of tutorials that are code-focused! I think one of the things that surprised me most about ML is how simple a lot of the code is.
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by faizshah 7y ago
H2o's AutoML does GBM as well I think, I don't know if google's AutoML does.
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by faizshah 7y ago
>Feature engineering >When you kick off training, AutoML Tables automatically performs common feature engineering tasks for you, including: >Normalize and bucketize numeric features. >Create one-hot encoding and embeddings for c
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by faizshah 7y ago
In my experience Angular is out and React is in with some vue people around as well. For backend, graphql is in, expressjs is still in, firebase is in, flask and django are in. Ruby on rails is unfortunately out among my peers: https:&#x2F
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by faizshah 7y ago
React, vue, firebase, express, flask and django at mine.
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by faizshah 8y ago
100% agree, at hackathons I start off by telling my team that the backend doesn't really matter we should just focus on a good interactive demo at the end (which is usually met with major eye-rolls). The only thing is that with Rails y
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by faizshah 8y ago
Yea it's really sad that at the hackathons I've been to you can hardly find one other rails developer. With rails you can build things fast and spend more time focusing on building cool unique features. But I go to hackathons and
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by faizshah 8y ago
There’s a lot of knowledge we take for granted when programming. A lot of problems in coding come from having an inadequate mental model, so I always try to explain how code runs on the machine as my first lesson. I’ll give an example, to a
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by faizshah 8y ago
Thanks for the recommendation, I haven't heard of this book yet! Any recommendations on an up to date book on Social Network Analysis and Graph Clustering/Community Detection?
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by faizshah 8y ago
I've had the opposite experience. I use a mid 2012 retina that I bought used and have spilled water on 4 times. I keep 10 chrome windows open with around 15-20 tabs open each. In addition to microsoft word, sketch/figma, atom&#x2F
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by faizshah 8y ago
Yea this is surprisingly annoying. I did CloudSQL -> csv -> dataprep -> bigquery. For about 10 tables with ~20 columns each. A job that should be less than an hour took over 6 hours due to various annoying datatype issues. Another
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by faizshah 8y ago
Does youtube really use a simple visual hashing method for content id? I thought youtube uses deep learning for everything now?
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Do we still need Software Architects?(medium.com)
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by faizshah 8y ago
That's not procrastination, procrastination is when you avoid completing a task even though it doesn't benefit you to avoid completing it. For example, if a feature is supposed to ship in 3 weeks and you spend all 3 weeks "re
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by faizshah 8y ago
My problem with open sourcing my code is I always feel like someone else must have done it already and done it better. On the subject of irrelevant comments: I see HN more as a place to discuss topics relating to the OP link rather than dis
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by faizshah 8y ago
This is the most prototypical stackoverflow question I have ever seen: https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/21467
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by faizshah 8y ago
That's the approach described in this article: https://medium.com/@dan_manges/the-modular-monolith-rails-ar... Instead of an app directory you put all your code into gems and engines. Shopify has taken the approac
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by faizshah 8y ago
Check out these two articles from Shopify on their Rails monolith: https://engineering.shopify.com/blogs/engineering/deconstruc... https://engineering.shopify.com/blogs/engineering/e-comm

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