j4ah4n

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   by j4ah4n 6y ago

   Quite simply I use VS Code as a notepad/quick editor. If I’m fully coding in an environment I’ll spend the extra setup on getting it into a Jetbrains IDE
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   by j4ah4n 6y ago

   I agree, however with any team with size > 1 you then have to manage access. I've seen small teams share a common credential and getting SSO to work OOTB with that VPN infrastructure in SCM is a pain. Additionally, if you end up hav
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   by j4ah4n 6y ago

   Location: Vancouver Island, BC Canada Remote: Yes (10+ years) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: AWS architectures, serverless architectures, K8s, Helm, Helmfile, Terraform, Docker, Typescript, NodeJS, Javascript, JVM (Java&#x
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   by j4ah4n 6y ago

   FWIW I've used offline docs via Dash[0] when working away from network access before. It works great! MacOS only though. [0] https://kapeli.com/dash
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   by j4ah4n 6y ago

   Does the following mean that one can map/train to runtimes that give proper results based on the underlying data _results_? "A representative example is semantic parsing over databases, where a natural language question (e.g., “Wh
6. 36.▲
   by j4ah4n 6y ago

   I see. That all makes sense for the race scenario. I appreciate the thoughtful response, thanks! It's a really neat project. :)
7. 37.▲
   by j4ah4n 6y ago

   This is great. I've been wanting to do something similar for simulating attempts against the Microtransat Challenge[1] using realtime ocean conditions, sailing physics, etc. In fact I was just writing down the "feature" list
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   by j4ah4n 6y ago

   I think I learned something new here. I've always thought the rule was "use `an` if it _is_ a vowel, else use `a`". If I understand this correctly now, it's "use `an` if it makes a vowel _sound_, else use `a`".
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   by j4ah4n 6y ago

   I kind of feel the same issue is being expressed in search engines as well. As time progresses, more relevant answers are moving down the list. Using Google for example, I'm finding that I have to employ the "Tools -> Time Rang
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    by j4ah4n 6y ago

    I presume they are using docker swarm in this instance.
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    by j4ah4n 6y ago

    It seems a binary got into the git history. https://gitlab.com/aenegri/toro/-/commit/dd3adb3a19bc21966f9...
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    by j4ah4n 7y ago

    Will you be supporting HIPAA/PIPEDA as well? I'm just teeing up all of this work for a healthcare SaaS offering, non-trivial. We're presently deployed as a "per-customer" model as some require enterprise options, ot
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    by j4ah4n 8y ago

    Prematurely published I'd say. Today is Feb 6th and it's dated Feb 9. Should be an interesting article once completed though!
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    by j4ah4n 8y ago

    Been wondering this all afternoon as I've been curious how one could track down the operator, then I realized it didn't need one. :/ It is (at least it was this morning) being billed as being an "industrial specification
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    by j4ah4n 8y ago

    well off topic, but anyone know what blog engine/style this is done in?
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    by j4ah4n 11y ago

    There's a book "The Checklist Manifesto" which describes this practice - a great, fast read. http://amzn.to/1SsqgLu