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by haggy 6y ago
How is blockchain relational?
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by haggy 6y ago
When is the last time you used it? I've been a full time scala developer for over 4 years now spanning versions 2.11, 2.12, and now heading into 2.13. There have been massive improvements across consistency and huge convergences happen
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by haggy 6y ago
> if SpaceX is convinced they could still beat a competitor That's not really the point though. Amazon is a fierce (and many times dirty) competitor to be up against. If you're competing directly with AWS then you need to take
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by haggy 6y ago
This is a common "holy grail" that I've never seen any company pull off successfully. Like others have said you rarely have the ability to build a simple-yet-powerful API that perfectly services both your company proprietary
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by haggy 6y ago
I agree with this 100%. I'd also like to add that because of this I adapted the traditional whiteboarding exercise at my current company to be about problem solving and design, and not about how many data structures you've memoriz
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by haggy 6y ago
Your answer to all these criticisms is a lazy one. You are saying "this already exists for other things so we use it regardless of what the correct method is". Just because something exists in one form doesn't mean it's
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by haggy 6y ago
Privacy has to be scrutized constantly and be the top priority. If it isn't, then you're going to end up with another google. A direct correlation exists between the revenue Google receives for selling data and the quality of its
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by haggy 6y ago
The way the author comes off, I'm not surprised Facebook and their insane frat culture only wanted the CEO.
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by haggy 6y ago
We've been relying on streams since the advent of write ahead logs but the complexity of streaming state transformations was re-formed into something that is easier to reason about. The most common form is a relational DB which is gene
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by haggy 6y ago
You're witnessing a real-time process of adaptation. What you need to understand is even if officials and leaders agree that generic lockdowns are "dumb", it takes days or weeks to enact those changes at the macro level. You
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by haggy 6y ago
Yes and no. The classic adage of "what if" tends to fly into these conversations prematurely. Let's face facts. Most personal sites won't see a giant boost in traffic unexpectedly. Which means hosting and paying a cloud
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by haggy 7y ago
I've owned 6 roku premiers and have never had any of those issues with any remote. Maybe you got a dud?
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by haggy 7y ago
Thank you so much. The amount of paywalled WSS articles on HN is too damn high.
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by haggy 7y ago
Yea, don't be hard on yourself here. This pandemic has taught me a VERY valuable lesson: you can't control or care about everything. You just can't. For your own sanity there are many times when you have to throw your hands u
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by haggy 7y ago
I absolutely choose not to believe people that show zero proof XD
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by haggy 7y ago
Using this framework on top of kubernetes (which is itself another framework used to managed microservices) sounds like an operational nightmare. Kubernetes is already filled with operational pitfalls so adding more layers on top only incre
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by haggy 7y ago
Your response gives me zero confidence that you know what you're talking about. Having "hundreds of thousands" of users tells us nothing (which is why TPS was brought up). Also if you do have a high concurrent user count then
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by haggy 7y ago
I agree with you here. Fear is a core, primitive driver for human behavior.
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Recruit an expert to train your AI/ML models(mlexpert.lpages.co)
1 points by haggy 7y ago|0 comments
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by haggy 7y ago
Config files are typically a 'load once, read many" pattern. Machine to machine communication protocols can be VERY high rate and over the network so they need to be highly efficient both in memory footprint and serialization over
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by haggy 7y ago
Yea it's 100% what Im doing with the data, not curating a unique dataset myself.
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by haggy 7y ago
https://www.mapillary.com/dataset/trafficsign Found that at mapillary and going to look into it, could be useful!
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by haggy 7y ago
I checked out CrowdAI and it appears they mainly focus on road and building features but are open to work with customers to build out new features? Im kind of confused by that one actually. Prodigy looks interesting if I end up going down t
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by haggy 7y ago
Oh perfect thank you so much! I'll be in touch soon.
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by haggy 7y ago
Good question RE: license. I'll definitely check that! I'll also look at mapillary right now. Thanks!
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Ask HN: Labeling new datasets as a bootstrapped startup
4 points by haggy 7y ago|8 comments
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by haggy 7y ago
"Privately" and "by email" are directly in conflict with each other as well.
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by haggy 7y ago
This is not a constructive comment. Saying an entire OS "would have been safer on this language" is just trolling. Comment should be reported IMO.
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by haggy 7y ago
The logic in this article is way too cut and dry in almost every way. For example the article exclaims that "parallel is always faster than serial". That assertion does not hold up in software engineering and it doesn't hold
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by haggy 7y ago
Going to play devil's advocate here. This is one of those "strategies" that looks great in retrospect but doing this up front will be nearly impossible within the confines of a non-fictional organization. This is so highly d

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