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by johnthescott 3y ago
if you like the "book", you may like the scottish book. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scottish_Book eastern european mathematics ...
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by johnthescott 3y ago
the rum index has worked well for us on roughly 1TB of pdfs. written by postgrespro, same folks who wrote core text search and json indexing. not sure why rum not in core. we have no problems. https://github.com/postg
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by johnthescott 3y ago
or the view outside the window of my home office.
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by johnthescott 3y ago
bishop arts.
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by johnthescott 3y ago
sending another customer's data to the wrong customer.
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by johnthescott 3y ago
the infinite we can do right away. the finite takes longer. -SU
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by johnthescott 3y ago
K&K i would recommend as a first read on logic. i found GEB to be a bit long winded.
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by johnthescott 3y ago
brin is your friend for logs, for sure.
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by johnthescott 3y ago
yep. gasps of genetic algos from the '90s still alive?
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by johnthescott 3y ago
easy to raise prices later. in your billing model include plan per customer.
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by johnthescott 3y ago
we have had great success with apache pdfbox.
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by johnthescott 3y ago
schoology rest api.
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by johnthescott 3y ago
due to a shortage of parentheses in cambridge? apologies to SKB.
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by johnthescott 3y ago
yep.
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by johnthescott 3y ago
my nephew - a mechanical engineer - learned lisp programming in autocad. his question, "uncle john, is lisp a good first programming anguage?" made my month.
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by johnthescott 3y ago
yep. spelt freys.
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by johnthescott 3y ago
checkout type Pointer in golang package "unsafe".
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by johnthescott 3y ago
as a friend from at&t dallas told me, tis cheaper to turn a mathematician into a programmer than a programmer into a mathematician.
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by johnthescott 3y ago
getting 404 errors for reading list.
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by johnthescott 3y ago
the pg extension called "rum" is very performant on millions of pdfs. https://github.com/postgrespro/rum
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by johnthescott 3y ago
feature request: date of cache entry.
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by johnthescott 3y ago
imacs are mighty-fine unix workstations, ergonomically speaking. no other brand comes even close, in my opinion, although ubuntu is getting close. throw in ports/homebrew and all the gnu/linux tools i need for servers are at my
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by johnthescott 3y ago
amen. i submit postgresql and linux kernel as two examples.
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by johnthescott 3y ago
huh? no mention of serializable snapshot isolation (SSI), used by most commercial dbs for years. what gives?
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her translation of the tao was the work of her life.
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by johnthescott 3y ago
excellent intro to worst case optimal joins: https://justinjaffray.com/a-gentle-ish-introduction-to-worst...
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by johnthescott 3y ago
skip lock works well on many Ks/sec message queues.
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by johnthescott 3y ago
> Wouldn't you need to keep track of the position of all files rsync --append is your friend.
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one can never read enough tutorials on signal processing.
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open source?

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