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by jerjerjer 5y ago
Good idea. Now just to persuade someone to use this too. Super happy you're offering a direct APK download. That's how all android apps should be available.
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by jerjerjer 5y ago
Yeah, while this is not optimal (ip should be converted into integer, time should be ts), the table would be small (as old entries could be safely deleted). The only real issue is the lack of indices. Also is helo field even needed?
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by jerjerjer 5y ago
> useful to the career Only if it's a career in academia. Or maybe some very-heavy-into-R&D-academia-adjacent jobs. The best thing for me were actually classes. We really got deep into what science is, and maybe even more import
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Ask HN: What Server Powers 8.8.8.8?
7 points by jerjerjer 5y ago|5 comments
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by jerjerjer 5y ago
pinterest. Bane of all image searches.
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by jerjerjer 5y ago
> This app will send you new words (with translation) With definition, not translation. Come on, I expect better from a vocabulary web site.
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by jerjerjer 5y ago
Is Wikipedia available as an SQL database dump? That would be really useful.
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by jerjerjer 5y ago
Is autosync really that important for people? I use keepass (so no custom browser extensions at all) and I always register for new accounts on my main device. Then, once enough entries amass I manually copy my database into all the other de
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by jerjerjer 5y ago
Good. These days when a lot of possessions are not physical, and not even bytes on a hard drive, but just some entries in some company database allowing you a limited access we need more rules than "companies are allowed to do whatever
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by jerjerjer 6y ago
Hilariously, Access is another Microsoft product which also helps with user-centric productivity. Many hate it but it sure is an easy way to build an entire data entry/CRUD app without any programming knowledge.
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by jerjerjer 6y ago
Cool. I'd prefer the same info as a relational DB though.
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by jerjerjer 6y ago
Yandex is great for images these days.
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by jerjerjer 6y ago
That's 256$/Tb/month for storage and 256$/Tb for retrieval. I plan to do encryption on my end as it's easy to encrypt with 7z using AES-256, it can also encrypt the filenames. Thanks, but this is online backups for
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Ask HN: Cloud providers as personal cold backups
3 points by jerjerjer 6y ago|5 comments
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by jerjerjer 6y ago
No babies on flight would be awesome. No more screaming.
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by jerjerjer 6y ago
Took a lot of years for American developers to figure out that string inputs are not limited to ASCII. And even that is more due to emojis (bless them). It's a slow process.
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by jerjerjer 6y ago
Thanks, but I'm more interested in what R has on time series, which Python does not. Just checked Prophet source code and it looks like there are actually 2 implementations in the same repo: one for R and one for Python. I thought it w
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by jerjerjer 6y ago
> You forgot time series analysis where Python is years behind R What does R offer? In Python there's SARIMAX and Prophet, interested in what R has to offer. Also interested in a decent Grid Search for time series.
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by jerjerjer 8y ago
The problem I think is that most sites and businesses would be up in arms over this idea. FB wants to have links pointing to other FB pages. Many websites do a lot to prevent user from leaving. How do you plan to overcome this?