isubasinghe

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by isubasinghe 6y ago
I'm going to go against what the majority of people have said here at this point in time. I am currently undertaking a Masters and I love it. Each subject is like a small window into a deep research area. I've become aware of TLA+
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by isubasinghe 6y ago
yup I started my career and felt this way pretty quickly, I'm now trying to get a PhD instead, I love solving problems, so this seems like a good idea. I'm sure there are some great companies out there, but they seem to be rare. I
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by isubasinghe 6y ago
To my understanding, it is linked to the double pendulum problem. Weather forecasting is hard because it is chaotic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPAYf2zpmOo
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by isubasinghe 6y ago
Thank you so much, your guide was so helpful to me back in high school, undergrad and im certain I will be going back to it in the future.
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by isubasinghe 6y ago
https://github.com/isubasinghe/advanced-redux-patterns This is Nir Kaufman's code. I think this makes Redux far more usable, it removes the need for thunks/saga etc. Here is the talk: https://www.
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by isubasinghe 6y ago
Ah I would be down if I can get it onto my thesis next semester. I can contact you in about 5 months, if thats ok
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by isubasinghe 6y ago
> I'd love love love for there to be a language that gets in between Rust and TypeScript. I am really really keen on developing something like this, along with an optional linear type system. I think this would be a cool project for
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by isubasinghe 6y ago
Implementing Raft on top of actix
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by isubasinghe 6y ago
I'm working on a search engine in Rust which is unique because it can offer search in O(n), various sacrifices have been made in order to accommodate for this. I also want to support metadata filtering etc. but having some trouble with
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by isubasinghe 6y ago
I really like Haskell, I do enjoy Rust as well. I really am not a fan of OOP languages, largely because the data flow can be anything you want it to be. When the data flow is linear I find code far more easier to understand. One thing I don
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by isubasinghe 6y ago
I think University of Melbourne is much closer to the 2-4 year degree. This is a 3 year undergrad with a 2 year masters. I went this route and I am glad I did. Initially, I wanted to do mechatronics engineering but I wasn't entirely su
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by isubasinghe 6y ago
Out of curiosity, what university did you go to?
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by isubasinghe 6y ago
Location: Melbourne, Australia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes, after the pandemic Technologies: - Golang - C - C++ - TypeScript - Node.js - JavaScript - Python - Java - AWS - Docker Email: subasingheisitha@gmail.co
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by isubasinghe 7y ago
Hey thanks for reaching out, that's very nice of you :), I have no specific concerns atm but will reach out I do need help. Issues with thunks are maybe(?) due to our implementation again, but we have way too many dispatches being call
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by isubasinghe 7y ago
Only problem with Redux is it can be misused quite easily. The codebase at work has performance issues because of Redux, rerender issues because of reselect (not confirmed yet) and imo very very hard to read code because of Redux-Thunk. The
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by isubasinghe 7y ago
Technically it is pretty impressive, I would love to learn how to build pages like this, but it is horrible UX.
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by isubasinghe 7y ago
This is basically my startup idea that I worked on for a while now ( https://aiscalr.isub.dev ) Looks like I am going to have to scrap that entire project now, seems pointless to keep working on it given how similar this is.
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by isubasinghe 7y ago
I want to apply, but I have an exam on the 22nd of November :(
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by isubasinghe 7y ago
Maybe its because I haven't got much experience with PyTorch but I find Tensorflow's API much simpler to understand. Do you think putting time to learning PyTorch will change my mind?
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by isubasinghe 7y ago
I absolutely love terraform. It is so much more readable than cloudformation. Thanks for the tutorial, I will check it out
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by isubasinghe 7y ago
I hate adding extra latency, cold start times meant that for any API that was serving data to a customer lambda is a no go for me. Cold start times, just suck for UX imo. I have one lambda function in my backend at the moment. It is a trigg
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by isubasinghe 7y ago
I'm building https://airloom.xyz at the moment, its an heirloom tracker. This is for university, tech stack was all determined by me but this is a group project, that being said I think it qualifies to be on here since it i
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by isubasinghe 7y ago
This surely wont last long, the more people that use this, the more likely that this service gets shutdown due to an increase in cost.
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by isubasinghe 7y ago
Well there is pl/sql for instance that oracle has, migration costs would be too high for most people. We use pl/sql extensively at work, I cannot even imagine the effort(time/money/people) it would take to migrate from o
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by isubasinghe 7y ago
Price of vega is quite cheap atm, likely due to the new navi cards, but not cheap enough to make it the better buy in terms of performance per dollar
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by isubasinghe 7y ago
I needed to upgrade my i7-3770, the 3700x was too good of a deal. I saw a nice decrease in build times, can't wait to test how it is for gaming but I havent upgraded my GPU yet. Im still waiting for the AIB RX 5700's, Nvidia prici
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by isubasinghe 7y ago
But I would be using it for other things as well. So I think a Pi 4 would be a nice to have.
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by isubasinghe 7y ago
That is pretty impressive specs for a computer that cheap. I might get one to setup a pihole.
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by isubasinghe 7y ago
Oh I can relate to this a lot as well, it is really hard to get some services on AWS working together. There is documentation but its always not enough. I find stackoverflow + trial and error the best way to resolve issues but it is quite a
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by isubasinghe 7y ago
Yeah that is what came to my mind too, but the CDN part helped me realize that this was something else.

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