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by gbrits 10y ago
What wasn't clear to me from the article is if Postgres can guarantee at-least-once semantics? I.e.: can it be guaranteed that messages are delivered to the consumer at least once given all kinds of failure situations?
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by gbrits 10y ago
s3-dataflow / s3-pipe
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by gbrits 10y ago
spec = specifications. This could be 1. requirements gathering (use case focussed in words of client) -> 2. functional specifications (use case focussed in terms of developer / exhaustive) -> 3. technical specifications (low leve
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by gbrits 10y ago
It is a top 3. And a good one imo
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by gbrits 10y ago
But can it still be called altruism? Imho, helping out the group to preserve yourself disqualifies it as such; the selfish aspect is clearly there.
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by gbrits 10y ago
As one reference point, I've seen smaller saas-companies go for about [2,3] times ARR. Source: following feinternational newsletter. Always thought that was a bit dissapointing. Care to share your experience?
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by gbrits 10y ago
Wrote a pretty popular SO answer once that covers this [0]. The gist still stands. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7370056/accessibility-and...
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by gbrits 10y ago
not OP, but electon apps: apps based on the Electron framework: https://github.com/electron/electron
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by gbrits 10y ago
Just to get this straight: Do you still need to host with lastbackend or will it be possible to provision some servers with aws, or bare metal with Hetzner and use this opensource tool to somehow manage kubernetes on top?
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by gbrits 10y ago
Not OP, but athena returns results for most queries in a couple of seconds (quote is somewhere in the blogpost) this would likely not be enough for your typical request/response flows.
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by gbrits 10y ago
https://serverless.com/
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by gbrits 10y ago
Interesting. Could this be used for headless browsing as well? Use case, e.g.: in-browser selenium testing
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by gbrits 10y ago
presumably this could be done by enlarging image A image by 500% and getting and cropping a relevant 1/25th of the image?
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by gbrits 10y ago
care to share how you were able to scale your support? Do you have a thorough self-help / faq site that pre-empts most support questions?
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by gbrits 10y ago
option 3: go after a niche in a proven market and rule that (i.e.: a beachhead market). After that expand.
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by gbrits 10y ago
What do you mean by breaking the fsm? Isn't the whole point of having a fsm to explicitly describe the entire app-state? Honest question
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by gbrits 10y ago
Would love to see an example combining the two!
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by gbrits 10y ago
Good question. I've seen some crm-like systems like pipedrive come close to capturing both traits (static features) as well as behavior /events of prospects/users. For capturing and using a bit more structured stuff, e.g. 1-n
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by gbrits 11y ago
> a lot has changed.. Care to give us the lowdown?
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by gbrits 11y ago
> word2vec is using a very weak supervision which is the order in which words appear in a meaningful sentence. What's supervised about that? Can't this be produced by a large enough corpus?
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by gbrits 11y ago
>BUT if the equity vested was really for PAST work, as you imply here, then yeah, keep the equity. isn't that the default? That's what a vesting schedule is for.
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by gbrits 11y ago
Any link/bridge to call python NLP libraries mentioned in this thread from Node.js?
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by gbrits 11y ago
Thanks for this. Looked at your SO answer, and feel what you call the 'narrow search approach' is what I'm looking for. Above you said: > The idea is to create templates for most common questions. I assume here that a tem
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by gbrits 11y ago
Consider a speech-to-structured-search-app in a limited domain, like a specialized siri/google now. For example something like a real estate search assistant with possible questions like: "what new 2 bedroom apartments have become
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Ask HN: what is a good online legal service to check startup founding docs?
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by gbrits 11y ago
Rigorous implementation of the specs, with well managed css (BEM) to boot. Render me excited!
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by gbrits 11y ago
Is an API planned or doesn't that make sense?
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by gbrits 11y ago
The proposed architecture really works well for me. I've used it for a couple of projects now. To throw around some terms for those interested in reading up/background: - The separation of writes (through log) from reads (through
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by gbrits 11y ago
You do req/ack. I.e: reply with 202. Afterwards, either poll or communicate over sockets back to client side. If there's workers involved on the server: add socketid in the message envelope so it can be matched on return.
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by gbrits 11y ago
Nope I'm in the Netherlands, but we have similar rulings, e.g.: need 3 clients per year at least for contract not to be considered 'employment'. I'll need to lookup if these type of 'retainer agreements' can af

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