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by kozikow 10y ago
We are interested in talking with you. Please contact us at kozikow@tensorflight.com and zbigniew@tensorflight.com. Agriculture also have a higher priority than forestry for us. Let me guess, are you in Australia? Even if we are in Californ
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by kozikow 10y ago
Selective irrigation can deliver water to trees with the most need for water. There is no good automated system for selective irrigation yet without human irrigators or expensive installation. Autonomous irrigation drones will happen at one
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by kozikow 10y ago
We ( https://tensorflight.com ) are working on utilizing deep learning for detecting trees the most affected by drought in aerial images collected by UAVs, among other things. We detected several hundred K trees last week. Contact
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by kozikow 10y ago
Now it would be great if kubernetes on GKE would work nicely with GPUs. It's still in the works: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/docs/pr... .
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by kozikow 10y ago
Curiously to try it! > New option org-attach-commit > When non-nil, commit attachments with git, assuming the document is in a git repository. Anyone knows if it would work with org-store-link in magit? That would be handy.
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by kozikow 10y ago
I believe that they could get some additional extra money from unlocking domain quotas. Due to technical bug my domain got black listed for a week, and I had to buy a new domain due to the deadline. I couldn't have used QA cert server.
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by kozikow 10y ago
I use https://github.com/jetstack/kube-lego and so far it works . I didn't get the to 90 day expiry yet, but it successfully automatically acquired the first certificate. I heard good things from people who have b
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by kozikow 10y ago
I had to move to AWS entirely due to lack of GPU instances on google cloud. If someone from GCE is reading this - please add GPU instances. Yes, I know unrelated, but I like GCS much more than S3, and I can't use it since by "netw
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by kozikow 10y ago
> It's why I never trust anyone who claims to be a "full-stack" developer. They will be bad at least one of them. Or you don't have to use the latest fart.js and still implement frontend that will last more than 1 yea
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by kozikow 10y ago
I am using keyboard layout striving for good ratio between performance improvement and switching costs implemented using karabiner: https://kozikow.com/2013/11/15/the-only-alternative-keyboard... .
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by kozikow 10y ago
Yeah I generally look at go objects for docs. Also I think just writing configs in go rather than yaml is better. I wrote a post about it: https://kozikow.com/2016/09/02/using-go-to-autogenerate-kube... .
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by kozikow 10y ago
There is no gender difference when the product you are selling is your brain. I don't see a point in pretending there is no difference, where you primary product is your physique.
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by kozikow 10y ago
I recently replied to SO question with a "New feature have been added that supports your use case: link" that was genuinely solving a problem. Reply got removed by a moderator saying that I need to describe solution and can't
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by kozikow 10y ago
I have the same features form ycmd. ycmd actually works with atom as well and also supports go. Pushing all "IDE" features into editor-agnostic daemon is a good path for the future. ycmd is taking this spot.
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by kozikow 10y ago
My point was not against new technologies. It was against religiously applying them everywhere without reasonable judgement. Since you brought up functional programming, it actually fits the same framework. In that case P includes problems
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by kozikow 10y ago
1. X that is a good idea for solving problem P appears on the tech scene 2. People who have problem P pick up X and say good things about X 3. People, usually junior devs, read blog post about X. They start treating X as solution to every p
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by kozikow 10y ago
1. Ag have nice editor integration. I would miss emacs helm-projectile-ag 2. Pcre is good regexp flavor to master. It is have good balance of speed, power and popularity. In addition to Ag, there are accessible libraries in many languages,
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by kozikow 10y ago
> What is missing from the Go ecosystem? Personally, golang "IDE" experience is not as good as Java or even C++. For example, ycmd only supports subset of functions for golang. I miss ycmd-goto-references the most.
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by kozikow 10y ago
I don't know why you would complain about it. 1. Automate all low skilled jobs. 2. Create technocratic city-states. Maybe seasteading, maybe something else. 3. Robots won't be able to vote on things like Trump or Brexit.
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by kozikow 10y ago
Some interop-ability exists at this point: - Bot A: Visit this URL to fulfil an order. - Ar the URL you are faced with a GUI with a separate bot B. E.g. if you are fulfilling a payment, nothing prohibits Strip from creating their o
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by kozikow 10y ago
I am on the other side than you - I am betting on the NLP in my current interface. The biggest reason for me is logging. I can see what are yet-unfulfilled needs of my customers and prioritise building new features. In responsive website yo
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by kozikow 10y ago
Extension is cool. I know that hackernews comment is not the most appropriate place for bug report, but pressing DAG in https://github.com/apache/incubator-airflow/blob/master/airf... or set_downstream i
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by kozikow 10y ago
Is there a way of "git cloning" the https://sourcegraph.com/sourcegraph.com/sourcegraph/sourcegr... ? It is linked in the article. It does not seem to be at https://github.com/sourcegraph
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by kozikow 10y ago
lispy - I use smartparens, it have mostly similar feature set. Smartparens advantage over paredit (and it seems lispy) is that it focuses on giving good support for editing parantheses groups in any language. E.g. you can use it to edit C+
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by kozikow 10y ago
Let's start a thread with "little cheries" you found in emacs! Focus on things that you found after years of usage and you regret not noticing before. Given Emacs scope age it's sometimes easy to miss some very cool stuf
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by kozikow 10y ago
Maybe with plethora of online info, we could implement reasonable fraud detection? - Detect copy-pasta code - too inconsistent language style (either code or English) - prepare interviews questions about github profile (e.g. What ma
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by kozikow 10y ago
I was there and worked in company that hired for Scala. I've seen teams who went back to Java 8 be more productive than teams that went hardcore Scala, including Scalaz. If you filter for Scala, you are more likely to pick academic pur
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by kozikow 10y ago
I feel like algorithmic interviews are starting to be a red herring. When we are reaching a point that people need months of preparation and special interviewing bootcamps, we start to experience something akin to Goodhart's law. Corre
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by kozikow 10y ago
IMO, in the long term the most sane approach for production is kubernetes with rkt, especially given things happening in docker 1.12. You even can use docker locally and rkt in prod, as rkt can run docker images.
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by kozikow 10y ago
I am currently dual booting between Arch Linux and Windows 10. Moving to something like this one day makes me conflicted. On one hand I feel like I would betray open source, on the other hand I wouldn't have to restart my machine to pl

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