janders

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   by janders 6y ago

   Oh yeah. Schema nesting is a problem. I think a lot of it would be solved by having a schema allow a "types" field which just has a list your named types that can be referenced later in the list and in the actual schema. But yeah,
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   by janders 6y ago

   I want to be a fan of Apache Avro ( https://avro.apache.org/ ) so much for situations such as this. And while I like Avro as a standard, most of the implementations I have found (specifically in C/C++) are... lacking. I
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   by janders 7y ago

   This is wild. It's perfectly logical what they're doing but I'm used to seeing this kinda thing after the trademark has lapsed (Kleenex, Xerox, etc). But to see a company release a pretty funny youtube video begging you to sa
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   by janders 7y ago

   I took two things away from my AI class. 1) If brute force doesn't work, you're not using enough. 2) Do the stupid thing first.
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   by janders 8y ago

   My current go to for this is using SQLite. It's basically made for this purpose. If that doesn't serve, I like the idea of Apache Avro, but some of it's C++ bindings are a little lacking in my opinion.
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   by janders 8y ago

   So interesting thing that. While I was introduced to the FFT in the same manner, (an algorithm for fast polynomial multiplication in a class by the CS department) my Electrical-Engineering-backgrounded colleagues are completely unaware of t