jononor

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by jononor 3y ago
PCBway does 1-2 weeks to Europe, US should be similar? EuroCircuits in Netherlands will do 4-5 working day to Europe.
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by jononor 3y ago
Noise is a public health issue which can be studied using IoT sensor networks. So that is s potential application.
723.
by jononor 3y ago
Doesn't the police frequently bring in people for drug related things, even if the reason they were present was fun violence related?
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by jononor 3y ago
At least every merge point. That is easy to enforce with GitHub/Gitlab etc. Is there a way for git bisect to only try those commits?
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by jononor 3y ago
They can, and they should. Sometimes it is done. But to me it feels that many times a disproportionate amount of credit goes to founders/CEOs. People even fighting over whether for example Elon is successful or not, and completely disr
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by jononor 3y ago
I do not understand what your current research thesis, and it's validity, has to do with your employability. You will be employed to solve the problems that the organization have. These will generally be much more varied than can be ad
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by jononor 3y ago
It is not fair when it deprives the people working in the company of the recognition. Those people are critical to the successes.
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by jononor 3y ago
Rather than trying to learn the latest innovations in these areas, focus instead on understanding the core. And you work on in a company doing this stuff, so I would say first and foremost learn from your colleagues! Talk to someone in each
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by jononor 3y ago
What is the workload?
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by jononor 3y ago
I am also very happy to see see Python in the browser get more focus, especially for data analysis and presentation. It has been the one week spot of the PyData stack, and it now seems to be getting better pretty fast. At least good enough
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by jononor 3y ago
Most people do not have any such thing, and still get hired( ). Ask someone to have a look at your resume and help polish it up. Or at least did. Hiring is low right low, number of applicants quite high.
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by jononor 3y ago
Cmake has a set of standardized macros to perform checks on the platform being built for. Including many specialized for typical usecases, like checking if a C header is present. And the generic CheckCompiles allows specifying a regex to ma
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by jononor 3y ago
Fantastic :D this is what personalized tech mean! Not some privacy invasive, data harvesting, adware service...
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by jononor 3y ago
The library which runs your ML model will do multithreading. Depending on model size, it may perform the best when passed multiple samples at a time to process. For this reason, it can be useful to implement "micro batching", whic
735.
by jononor 3y ago
Yeah a lot of the complexity that configure scripts are supposed to solve are massively reduced now. Both because there is better harmonization between platforms, and many checks in a N year old are probably no longer relevant. So a first p
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by jononor 3y ago
That overhead is still just a factor 2x, so might still be fine? Anyway, TimescaleDB adds compression (including delta encodings) to Postgres. Pretty sure it would handle this load just fine, as long as the inserts are batched.
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by jononor 3y ago
Hehe, reap what you sow :) But - you are not really stuck though. If you have managed to go from 0 to 34 customers before you can do it again. It is totally an option to drop that product and/or startup, and go with a better one (guide
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by jononor 3y ago
It could be required to declare which error should happen, and at what line it should trigger. And the C program should still be syntactically valid and pass linting. One could create a tool which would have a folder of .c files to check wi
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by jononor 3y ago
What kind of manipulation is needed? If a 3 axis or 4d axis system can do the job, that is always much cheaper than a robot arm, for a given precision and load capacity.
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by jononor 3y ago
But, do you like them?
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by jononor 3y ago
Fair point about shifting being superfluous and not clean! I never said performance should come only from newer hardware. Only that it is possible to trade vs hardware/costs - unlike correctness and trust.
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by jononor 3y ago
Just call it foo. Not a problem.
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by jononor 3y ago
Ouch? Are there standard tools to monitor that? Any best practice to avoid? I am considering exactly tha kind of setup...
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by jononor 3y ago
Those Python snippets are both clean options :) Bitwise is highly context dependent. There are simple usages like shifts to divide/multiply by 2. Idiomatic patterns that are clean when wrapped in good reusable and restricted macros, li
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by jononor 3y ago
Performant code does not need to be unclean, exactly! My original point was just to not put performance on a pedestal. Sure, prioritize it, but correct and clean should come first - at least for foundational libraries that others are suppos
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by jononor 3y ago
There is no reason that understandable and safe code will hit just 5% of a theoretical max. It may be closer to 95%.
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by jononor 3y ago
Performance can be bought with better hardware. It gets cheaper and cheaper every year. Trustworthiness cannot be purchased in the same way. I do not understand why performance would ever trumph clean code, especially for for code that pro
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by jononor 3y ago
Probably you would prefer no backdoors also? Performance without correctness or trustworthiness is useless.
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by jononor 3y ago
6 dimensions is sufficient for a dataset of 3d hyperspectral video (batch, time, x, y, z, channels). I think it wil cover the vast majority of usecases :D
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by jononor 3y ago
As someone who uses ML on embedded devices, it is great to see good alternatives in compiled languages. Nim seems like a very useful and pragmatic language in this regard. Certainly a huge step up from the C and C++ which is still very entr

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