jeff_friesen

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by jeff_friesen 7y ago
We have excess power in many places almost every day with wind and solar. Often the utilities get charged whether they use it or not. Sometimes they even get charged on top of their regular rate for not using it. The more solutions that use
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by jeff_friesen 7y ago
I was thinking it's a lot like property-based testing
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by jeff_friesen 7y ago
Does anyone know yet how this will affect their open source work, such as react-vis and deck.gl?
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by jeff_friesen 7y ago
I would also like information about this. How much does this tree deplete the soils, or do they help build them up?
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by jeff_friesen 7y ago
I think what you are stating is that the Clojure ecosystem is stagnating. I'm moving more and more of our company's stack over to the Clojure ecosystem because I see a lot of innovation and excitement in it. More importantly, it
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by jeff_friesen 7y ago
I'm a physics PhD dropout. I dropped out sometime after passing my quals and oral exams. But I could not have gotten a masters without passing those. I've never heard that it's a perception that you got a masters because you
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by jeff_friesen 8y ago
That kind of dismissive, smug response is never helpful and often disempowering. While so far we've never gotten around conservation of energy laws, we've often engineered solutions that met our goals. There are renewable sources
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by jeff_friesen 8y ago
I am definitely happier after listening to Cal Newport's book "Deep Work" and implementing some of the strategies. I get so much more done so then I don't feel as much pressure to keep working until late at night (even t
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by jeff_friesen 8y ago
It works for me if I set github to use the desktop version. I wish I knew of a way to always use the desktop version on my phone.
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by jeff_friesen 8y ago
I had disabling back problems. I even had a setup where I could lay on my back and type with a monitor above me(!). I read the "The Mindbody Prescription" and it went away pretty quickly. It comes back briefly once or twice a year
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by jeff_friesen 8y ago
I love MapD and been following them for a couple years. . I've been trying to do similar things using crossfilter, dc.js and custom elements. It works well up to 100K records, but we're starting to need millions of rows. But the e
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by jeff_friesen 9y ago
I somewhat disagree. Maybe there are few compiled applications that can use those resource, but it's easy to write code that uses all of them. I have a 40 core CPU machine with a GTX 1080 Ti GPU. I run deep learning models with 90% GPU
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by jeff_friesen 9y ago
However, I'm not claiming it's production ready, just that it's more than a weekend project.
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by jeff_friesen 9y ago
I've been watching this project for over a year. There is quite a bit of work and care put into it. https://github.com/gpujs/gpu.js/graphs/contributors
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Tcomb-generate: Use types for property-based testing in JS(github.com)
2 points by jeff_friesen 9y ago|0 comments
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What Datomic brings to businesses(medium.com)
2 points by jeff_friesen 9y ago|0 comments