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How people who work in data see each other(karimjedda.com)
2 points by ilovefood 3y ago|0 comments
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by ilovefood 3y ago
This is completely unbelievable, I love it! The paper is also written in a very accessible way.
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by ilovefood 3y ago
This is really cool and quite fun to use! I very much enjoy having all the information on one screen and pair with an LLM to brainstorm and test ideas. I'm wondering if there is any way of running this locally, against my own models?
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Show HN: Data Engineering with Rust(datawithrust.com)
11 points by ilovefood 3y ago|2 comments
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by ilovefood 4y ago
Sanctioned by the foundation. According to the February 2023 Rust Foundation Board meeting notes ( https://foundation.rust-lang.org/static/minutes/2023-02-14-m... , Paragraph 7.), the board reviewed and believes thi
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by ilovefood 4y ago
Could it simply be, that these types of jobs (high rank, low pay) are reserved to wealthy people? It might be so that the only ones that can apply are people for which the salary is a mere formality - it's just listed because it might
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by ilovefood 4y ago
Great job porting the C++ code! Seems like the reasoning was to provide the code as a library to embed in a HTTP Server, cannot wait to see that happen and try it out. Looking at how the inference runs, this shouldn't be a big problem,
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by ilovefood 4y ago
This is really great, very good write-up. Seems it now also supports AVX2 for x86 architectures too. https://twitter.com/ggerganov/status/1634588951821393922
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by ilovefood 4y ago
It's still very modest and in it's starting phases (not ready for Show HN), but I'm working on small website/guide on how to get started using Rust for Data Engineering. I've been using Rust in my new job with quite
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Data Engineering with Rust(karimjedda.com)
1 points by ilovefood 4y ago|0 comments
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by ilovefood 4y ago
Focusing currently on mobile computing, Rust and other things as they pop up in my head https://karimjedda.com
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by ilovefood 4y ago
There are plenty of resources out there to get started, the one you mention is a very good one and can get you pretty far. My personal recommendation would be to decide on a small hobby project, simple in scope and complexity, to get start
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by ilovefood 4y ago
Hey everyone, author here, happy you're liking my article. I have gotten a lot of feedback on this since I posted it. If there's anything I can add or update or even improve, let me know. I've been using Rust more and more ev
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The State of CRON in 2022(karimjedda.com)
1 points by ilovefood 4y ago|0 comments
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by ilovefood 4y ago
This has been a great help to get started but was missing the "guide me through it" part for me. I wrote an article with some code samples for writing Rust code coming from a Python background (data engineering). It's great t
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A light introduction to Rust for Python developers(karimjedda.com)
2 points by ilovefood 4y ago|0 comments
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A light introduction to Rust for Python developers(karimjedda.com)
7 points by ilovefood 4y ago|0 comments
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by ilovefood 4y ago
This was the reason I decided to write this article, I was in a similar position and had to improvise somehow. I didn't find many resources for people transitioning from developer to product/project manager roles. I think one pra
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by ilovefood 4y ago
OP here, I can completely relate. I am changing jobs too for a similar role, hopefully :)
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Lessons learned as a software developer turned project manager(karimjedda.com)
145 points by ilovefood 4y ago|97 comments
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by ilovefood 4y ago
This is great advice (except the server admin part :-) !!) It's sometimes tough to dissociate the problem with the people involved. Hope this will have a positive resolution as most of the people seem to be experts at what they do.
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by ilovefood 5y ago
This is absolutely fantastic, I can't count the times where I needed to debug some sidecar/envoy/tls thing or some network connectivity between two different systems and needed a specific tool (nmap, telnet, ..) within a dock
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Run Docker containers on your mobile phone(karimjedda.com)
2 points by ilovefood 5y ago|0 comments
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Run Docker and Nomad on Android – serverless mobile compute(karimjedda.com)
2 points by ilovefood 5y ago|0 comments
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by ilovefood 5y ago
Ah... this brings back memories. A few years ago I wrote this article https://funnybretzel.com/datamining-a-flat-in-munich/ when I was searching a flat in Munich. Some time has passed since then and meanwhile I'v
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by ilovefood 5y ago
This looks very interesting. Lately I've been playing a lot with the new photogrammetry API that Apple provides in Monterey on M1 (cloud instance) and it's working exceptionally well already compared to desktop based solutions to
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by ilovefood 5y ago
Out of boredom I started working on a https://slidetosite.com , it's a website to turn slides (pdf/pptx) into websites. It's also an exercise for me to practice marketing and sales by applying what I'm current
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by ilovefood 5y ago
This is so cool! Got it running locally and it has all the features that my girlfriend and I would need. We're usually doing this planning on paper and it's quite some time involvement to be fair. This can massively help. Thank y
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by ilovefood 5y ago
Thank you very much, this fixed it for me as well! :)
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by ilovefood 5y ago
Hi Greg, congratulations on the launch. I've looked around a bit and you did a fantastic job to be honest. It inspired me to keep on crunching on my project as well! I wish you all the luck and success with this. I think this is the r

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