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by ishcheklein 6y ago
"HTCPCP was an April 1 joke by Larry to illustrate how people were abusing HTTP in various ways. Ironically, it's not being used to abuse HTTP itself -- people are implementing parts of HTCPCP in their HTTP stacks." - https:
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by ishcheklein 6y ago
Reminds me a bit of https://plynx.com/ , and it's also open source. Is there a major differentiator I'm missing? Also, what is your idea regarding the use case. Why would I need to run it locally for example? Is i
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by ishcheklein 6y ago
I guess aviation is a very conservative industry and probably for a good reason. If something works and passed tests and FAA approved there are no reasons replacing that? :)
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Beyond Zuckerberg Derangement Syndrome: The Decay of San Francisco(solana.substack.com)
2 points by ishcheklein 6y ago|0 comments
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by ishcheklein 6y ago
Yep, have been using an encrypted file on Dropbox to store this. But clearly, it's a security hole potentially. So, curious what are other options there.
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by ishcheklein 6y ago
Can we apply evil/good terminology to corporations at all? Btw, today on the HN front page - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24105465 "There is no question that Google has a monopoly on online search. Any rea
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CI for ML: self-hosted runners on demand with GPUs(dvc.org)
3 points by ishcheklein 6y ago|0 comments
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by ishcheklein 6y ago
Thanks! And how and where does setup happens which database to use to run the query for the specific SQL file? Also if it's part of some pipeline will it have to run the whole pipeline from the very beginning?
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by ishcheklein 6y ago
Hey! Looks great! Is there an example of the Github integration - how does it looks like? I'm one of the developers and maintainer of the DVC project and we recently released CML.dev- which integrates with Github and can be used to run
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Deep Learning Completions For Jupyter(kite.com)
3 points by ishcheklein 6y ago|0 comments
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by ishcheklein 6y ago
"First of all no matter what you launch, if you hope that you simply put your submission out there, and it will end up in the top 5 of the day, most certainly this is not going to happen. If you wanna get there, you have to come up wit
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by ishcheklein 6y ago
Congrats! Looks like a pretty crowded space already (can be a good sign - problem is not solved yet). Curious how do you differentiate yourself from other players in this space - tulula, Airmeet, run the world? We've been trying differ
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by ishcheklein 6y ago
Looks interesting - GitOps for databases. Can I rollback to a specific version? I think Rails has a combination - migration files + schema file that serves a source of truth https://edgeguides.rubyonrails.org/active_record_m
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by ishcheklein 6y ago
I'm one of the maintainers of the DVC.org tool and was even trying to find a person CLI UI/UX engineer to get UI to the next level. Have someone heard about people specializing in this? It should someone who just feel pain when UI
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Automagic shell tab completion for Python CLI applications(github.com)
1 points by ishcheklein 6y ago|0 comments
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by ishcheklein 6y ago
We've made a painless tab-completion script generator for Python applications! It's called shtab and it currently works with argparse, docopt, and argopt to produce bash and zsh completion scripts. This tool was originally created
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Show HN: Painless tab-completion script generator for Python applications(dvc.org)
5 points by ishcheklein 6y ago|1 comments
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by ishcheklein 6y ago
Thanks, documentation part warms my heart - it's been quite important part day zero.
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by ishcheklein 6y ago
Hi! Great question. It started as a pet project, but now is being supported and belongs to a VC funded entity - Iterative. + it has independent contributors, it's an Apache 2.0 project after all. In terms of business long term goals, I
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by ishcheklein 6y ago
Hey! DVC maintainer here. I would say they overlap to some extent, but mostly complement each other for now. And that's what we see across our user base. MlFlow is used mostly as a ML logger - you insert some Python code into your scri
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Technical Founders Learn Enterprise Sales(cowboy.vc)
2 points by ishcheklein 6y ago|0 comments
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Clutch, the Open-Source Platform for Infrastructure Tooling from Lyft(eng.lyft.com)
14 points by ishcheklein 6y ago|2 comments
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by ishcheklein 6y ago
This post resonates (and mentions) with the Software 2.0 concept introduced by Andrej Karpathy, I guess key point is that data (slicing and dicing, and creating good tools to mange that process) can be more important than the modeling itsel
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Reflecting on a year of making machine learning useful(shreya-shankar.com)
1 points by ishcheklein 6y ago|1 comments
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by ishcheklein 6y ago
It feels to me that it's pretty much the same. You still have to do review at some point, means engineer will be distracted, and probably it will require immediate attention since it's already merged, other things can depend on it
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by ishcheklein 6y ago
I've seen different teams and sometimes for some reason it's quite challenging to get folks participate in retrospectives in a meaningful way. E.g. it's hard to come up with a few things that went bad for engineers. And it&#x
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by ishcheklein 6y ago
Do you have a plan to expand to other projects, not related to JS?
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by ishcheklein 6y ago
Looks interesting! How about models that require dictionaries - e.g. tf-idf to convert text into a feature vector? Does it allow for some preprocessing?
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by ishcheklein 6y ago
Meanwhile - “They make it so easy for people that don’t know anything about stocks,” he said. “Then you go there and you start to lose money.” https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/08/technology/robinhood-risk.
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by ishcheklein 6y ago
Hey! DVC maintainer and co-founder here. First of all, congrats and let me know if we can help you or you have some collaboration in mind! A few questions - how does workflow look like - do you expect users to upload all data to your servic

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