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by iamwil 9y ago
Back in 2011, Solomon offered his team to help us out with some background job pool issue--mostly Paul. Thanks, and hope you planted enough little seeds along the way that you're able to get back to doing what you do best--making seedl
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by iamwil 9y ago
Airborn needs to charge more for their business users. If there's one common lesson on Indie Hackers, it's that everyone (including customers) stands to gain from charging more. If Airborn creators on on this thread: how did you t
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by iamwil 9y ago
> I completely agree that the semantics [of views over a datastore] are probably the most overall useful thing presented in this version of Eve. Were you guys planning a next version of Eve with a different useful semantic? Or was this i
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by iamwil 9y ago
That was pretty early on. They iterated a couple of times thereafter.
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by iamwil 9y ago
One of the more interesting parts (to me) about Eve wasn't the interactive programming or the literate programming, but that it included a database inside of the programming language. Most programming languages think of a database as a
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by iamwil 9y ago
Do the homework if you want to really understand it. Reading math isn't like reading fiction. You need to go slow, and you need to do the problems and the proofs to get it. Yes, ask for help when you get stuck. But there's really
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The Sutter twist – an engineering story(thefullgull.com)
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by iamwil 9y ago
I wanna say neocities already builds on top of IPFS. https://blog.neocities.org/blog/2015/09/08/its-time-for-the-...
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by iamwil 9y ago
Were there objections by collaborators or in your own mind, of whether enough people would abandon Jupyter Notebooks to use Observable? Or was it just not an issue, because you figured 1) not having to installing anything and 2) reactive wo
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by iamwil 9y ago
I'm also surprised at this. Did they all move over to dynamicland?
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by iamwil 9y ago
I hear this notion bandied about once in a while. I don't think it's strictly true. It's just something you say to express frustration about things you don't like broadly like about tech, by comparing it to an idealized
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by iamwil 9y ago
I wonder if he changed his mind after the war. During the war, he drew a lot of anti-Japanese and anti-German propaganda.
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by iamwil 9y ago
What's the point you're trying to make? Cuecat is a product. It's not an industry, medium, or platform, like TV and radio is. Your quote is a false equivalence.
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by iamwil 9y ago
That’s a separate issue. The comment I replied to is concerned about the energy consumption, and that’s what i’m Addressing.
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by iamwil 9y ago
It's just really hard for people to see beyond the present. Innovators in one cycle are often blind to the opportunities in the next. I see it in a couple of my successful friends that built their own companies on the web and mobile wh
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by iamwil 9y ago
Proof of Stake is already on the horizon for 2018 for Ethereum.
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Idyll Language – Author interactive narratives for the web(idyll-lang.org)
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by iamwil 9y ago
Huh, that's surprising. I would have thought that working at a big enterprise shop, you'd have enough dev ops engineers to help you deploy your model, and it's the small startups that can't afford to do that. I set up Ku
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by iamwil 9y ago
How did you manage the dependency versioning problem? Did you set up automated tests for that? Or did you just make sure everyone installed the same version with a requirements.txt file?
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by iamwil 9y ago
Which orgs have you seen this as the biggest force multiplier? From the sibling comments in this thread, it seems like there are some agree, and others don't. I was curious if there's a segment that does, and who they might be.
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by iamwil 9y ago
It seems like the baseline of DS skill sets is all over the place, depending on where you started off. I would have thought most DS wouldn't be interested in learning docker just to deploy. But then again, I could be wrong. What made y
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by iamwil 9y ago
It can be a pain if you're running in a windows environment, even with pip.
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by iamwil 9y ago
How many data scientists are interested in deploying their own models? And how many of you would learn docker in order to do so?
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Show HN: Deploy Keras Image Recognition Models to the Web(helmspoint.com)
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Talk to more customers, at the same time as building. The first couple of versions are really a glorified mailing list, for people to talk to you about what they really want.
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by iamwil 9y ago
Started the year taking CS232n deep learning course. Then I started looking into spaces and markets to build something in, and get loads of practice doing customer dev. I looked at CSV tools, amazon seller tools, data cleaning services, VR
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by iamwil 9y ago
You can run servers with plugins for the economy stuff. Not everything is in the client.
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by iamwil 9y ago
For those interested, I saw the funnel stuff here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7enj1FGoYwg&feature=youtu.be...
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Use a wall of lava lamps as a random number generator(blog.cloudflare.com)
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by iamwil 9y ago
Huh, I've been wrapping my ML models into a flask app and deploying it as well. If you don't mind me asking, what are you using the ML model for, and what are the current suck-ass parts of deploying it?

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