lerchmo

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by lerchmo 12y ago
So many people re-invent this wheel. Please use SlickGrid or Ext.js grid as a baseline.
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by lerchmo 12y ago
It's a way to avoid offering more than the bare minimum it takes to get you to take the job.
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by lerchmo 12y ago
I think some of the predictions were probably driven by the expectation of large scale government funded projects, rather than incremental consumer driven advancement.
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by lerchmo 12y ago
Or, our self driving car can cut your premiums in half!
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by lerchmo 12y ago
Nope, nope nope
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by lerchmo 12y ago
I don't know if I need reading glasses, but that SQL looks a little blurry to me.
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by lerchmo 12y ago
Why not Kindle?
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by lerchmo 12y ago
What if someone else needs that choice? like anyone doing compression?
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by lerchmo 12y ago
I have tried VoltDB, it's nice for scaling low latency data access (realtime bidding / adserving is one use case it shines)
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by lerchmo 12y ago
What did the ad look like?
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by lerchmo 12y ago
A ninja in modern war, would be like a punch-card coder working on a windows app..
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by lerchmo 12y ago
9m rows, you might as well use Excel...
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by lerchmo 12y ago
Does this compress data? is it a columnar store? Is this Dremel with 'realtime' inserts? Hard to tell exactly what the sweet spot is on this...
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by lerchmo 12y ago
You can get the best steak in the world "Kobe" in japan.
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by lerchmo 13y ago
it may be useful to get the probability of a yes, even if it's .0001% chance for things like rare event detection
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by lerchmo 13y ago
Having used a tesla interface for over a year. I can't stand the 40 cryptic buttons in a regular car. Also I'm sure you can make similar arguments for a blackberry.
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by lerchmo 13y ago
how is the data stored, is it just aggregated with mongodb's "aggregate" command?
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by lerchmo 13y ago
support is fantastic, we have a large cluster on GCE. I don't know how support will scale with general availability though.