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by jvican 3y ago
Thank you for sharing!
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by jvican 3y ago
Hey! I work on the ML Feature Infra at Netflix, operating a similar system to Chronon but with some crucial differences. What other alternatives aside from Starrocks did you evaluate as potential replacements prior to building Chronon? Curi
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by jvican 3y ago
> Unemployment rate tends to hover above 20% and I think it has the highest rate of students dropping out of basic education. The first claim is true, but there's a lot of under-reported economic activity, and a lot of fraud (people
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by jvican 3y ago
Keep in mind Barcelona and Madrid are some of the densest cities in the whole Europe. It's one of the reasons why COVID took such a big hit at the beginning of the pandemic.
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by jvican 3y ago
Not true. Clojure use is very rare.
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by jvican 3y ago
Copy-pasting my comment in the blog post: I'm a Spaniard, and what I've noticed is that many people in the U.S. have a limited understanding of what food in Southern Europe is genuinely like. They often overlook how it excels in a
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Who Has the Best Food?(thezvi.substack.com)
1 points by jvican 3y ago|3 comments
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by jvican 3y ago
You seem to assume @gwern isn't a Japanese speaker. His comments about low volume of reviews might very well apply to just Japan.
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Milan Kundera, Literary Star, Dies at 94(nytimes.com)
1 points by jvican 3y ago|0 comments
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by jvican 3y ago
Isn't it illegal to drive without auto insurance? (At least, in California?)
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ARM instructions do “less work”?(lemire.me)
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> There's a lot of research out there already that the OP doesn't seem to be aware of. You don't need to undermine someone's position to add more context. I like the additional context you add, but I believe you'
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by jvican 3y ago
Yesterday I finished reading "The Name of the Rose" by Umberto Eco for the second time. Fantastic book. It talks about a series of crimes in an abbey, and one of the lead characters, William of Baskerville, is a Franciscan logicia
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by jvican 4y ago
Firstly, I disagree with the core premise of the article. What Huberman does is worthy of applause and respect; I've watched about 20 videos of his, and I've never had the impression he pushes supplements on people. On the contrar
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by jvican 4y ago
Seconded. I've been following Andy Galpin for four years; I can attest that his knowledge is unparalleled. He's one of the worldwide experts in physical science and the coach of many elite athletes: the best definition of an appli
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by jvican 4y ago
Interested in this as well. Also curious how it fares in comparison with BlueSpec and other technologies in this space (like HardCaml).
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First Republic and other US regional banks tumble over fears of deposit flight(ft.com)
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by jvican 4y ago
+1. Btw I’m excited that the nephew of Tarkovsky made this documentary - I’ll definitely watch it!
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Private go links for your tailnet(tailscale.com)
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by jvican 4y ago
Thank you for doing this in the open and all the work you've put into this.
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by jvican 4y ago
This is a great question I've asked myself many times. I recommend: - Rachel's English, both the [Youtube video]( https://www.youtube.com/user/rachelsenglish/videos ) as well as her [online course]( https:
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by jvican 4y ago
Other relevant links: 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matter_(standard)#cite_note-gh... 2. https://www.theverge.com/2022/10/4/23386883/matter-smart-hom...
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Matter, the new smart home connectivity standard(github.com)
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by jvican 4y ago
Don't speak for a whole country. There are people that are proud of this heritage, like me, and many more, especially in the places where Moorish culture had a stronghold (e.g. Andalusia, C. Valenciana, Murcia, etc.)
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by jvican 4y ago
A relevant article arguing the opposite can be found in Elizabeth's blog: "Eating Dirt is Basically Made Up" https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/JzJcgsKBf35FeuZSD/eating-dir...
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by jvican 4y ago
> It all started with Scala which was a decent, functional Java (at the time) and then they formed a commercial organisation called "TypeSafe" around it. Then it took on VC money and then also renamed itself to "Lightbend&
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Safari now supports File System Access API with private origin(webkit.org)
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by jvican 5y ago
Thanks, I'll reach out soon.
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by jvican 5y ago
Would really love to see movement on integrating Temporal better with Scala on the JVM, just like it supports Java and Kotlin now. Would love to collaborate or help making this thing happen if you have many things on your plate.
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by jvican 5y ago
You're better off eating brazil nuts and some of the grains that contain selenium.

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