jgavris

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by jgavris 7y ago
Bazel has been embedding Java for a year or so now. There's no need to concern the host environment with installing the JRE anymore. As a user, the fact that Bazel is written in Java is transparent.
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How Butterfly trains machine learning models from noisy medical data(butterfly.dev)
21 points by jgavris 7y ago|0 comments
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by jgavris 8y ago
I have a 'git aware' bash prompt, so my primary use case is making sure my prompt is ready with the git status really fast .
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by jgavris 8y ago
Good suggestion! Without the fsmonitor enabled at all that looks more like 400ms on my iMac Pro.
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by jgavris 8y ago
Fantastic suggestion! I will give this a go soon. https://github.com/facebook/watchman/tree/master/rust/serde_...
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by jgavris 8y ago
Thanks for the explanation, indeed watchman does all the heavy lifting! I will submit it to the mailing list, I'd love to see it in git core.
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by jgavris 8y ago
Yes, the Perl is very short, and has more comments. I missed the Perl era so it was a bit of work for me to figure out how it worked enough to implement it in Rust.
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by jgavris 8y ago
It is not enabled by default yet, since it depends on an external tool to provide repo file update events. Git has one bundled that uses Facebook's watchman (with homebrew if you've installed it like so), but you have to configure
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by jgavris 8y ago
In my benchmarks it's about twice as fast as the reference Perl script monitor. Also just a quick exploration for me into Rust. https://github.com/git/git/blob/v2.16.0/templates/hooks--fsm...
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Show HN: Fast `git status` (git core.fsmonitor in Rust)(github.com)
52 points by jgavris 8y ago|18 comments
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by jgavris 11y ago
Legible? Absolutely. But it's important to keep in mind that CTE's are optimization fences. Optimizations like predicate pushdown are not currently available. More complicated queries may benefit from being rewritten with subqueri
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by jgavris 14y ago
+1
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by jgavris 14y ago
I don't understand all the hate for Objective-C, and at the same time love for Ruby. Objective-C is far easier to read, with named parameters and types everywhere. Ruby is often so minimal that you need to interpret the whole program yourse
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by jgavris 15y ago
I would be very disappointed to be able to recreate the scenario you describe. 'Delivered' should mean that the distributed transaction was 'committed', aka Alice has committed Bob's message :)
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by jgavris 15y ago
i think that might be outside the scope of what parse is trying to provide. 'lazily loading' images is fairly involved...even more so if you want to persist them into a http cache of sorts.
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by jgavris 15y ago
to be fair, distributed consensus is essentially impossible. iMessage is definitely an improvement on SMS, though. read up on the 'two generals problem' http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_Generals%27_Problem "Because acknowledgement of mess
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by jgavris 15y ago
i totally made one of these for messageparty in april. will have to dig through my inbox...
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by jgavris 15y ago
long live the { :hash => :rocket } !
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by jgavris 15y ago
I see 503 service unavailable far too often in the logs of my twitter API apps...
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by jgavris 15y ago
been using gmail via exchange activesync since they offered it...you can have your cake and eat it too.
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by jgavris 15y ago
I like the jsonview firefox plugin :)
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by jgavris 15y ago
let's not call UMTS w/ HSPA+ 4G. let's call it ~3.75G. 4G LTE will use ODFM.
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by jgavris 15y ago
i also liked buzz for bringing reader shares / comments into my inbox / buzz feed...i think the value of buzz was underestimated. i hope google brings the same integrations to google+. external sites were the bomb!
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by jgavris 15y ago
'How to tolerate CAP, according to application / system specifications..'
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by jgavris 15y ago
i don't see any reason to 'sign' a request over HTTPS if you're going to implement authentication. hmac / signing makes sense if you can't afford the overhead of SSL, and don't mind exposing the request to a man in the middle / eavesdropper
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by jgavris 15y ago
I would consider anything on the path of providing you with your end result billable by the hour. Especially spending time setting up her environment according to your specifications. If you're not providing her with detailed instructions o
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by jgavris 15y ago
I don't know much about javascript, I've just seen stuff like this -> http://masonry.desandro.com/demos/animating-jquery.html Resize that page.
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by jgavris 15y ago
yikes, bad karma, i was half joking with the negativity. good iOS apps have nice animated transitions between portrait and landscape.
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by jgavris 15y ago
take a look at these query plans - http://www.depesz.com/index.php/2010/12/11/waiting-for-9-1-k...
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by jgavris 15y ago
gracefully is subjective. media queries feel abrupt, even on my 'fast' machine.

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