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by lysecret 4y ago
Inside job. The smartest guys in the room. Two excellent documentaries. One about the financial crisis two about the fall of Enron.
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by lysecret 4y ago
That is fascinating.
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by lysecret 4y ago
Ok I know this is a bit of a controversial opinion. But I think the best repl is a Jupiter notebook. And this is also how you should use it. Why? 1. You actually have infinite repls where you can start a new one at any time and you don&#x27
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by lysecret 4y ago
XPS 15 using newest Ubuntu. 100% happy. Just get the nongpu version. Also newest Ubuntu is important (22.04). Even bluetooth and open wifi works really well now haha. (Those were my biggest pain points)
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by lysecret 4y ago
Same experience. I think the most interesting and most public example of such a pipeline is Google/ building a search index. This is also where a lot of the methods originally came from. Nowadays a lot of this will be used to build rec
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by lysecret 4y ago
Housing is a basic human right and should be protected as such. However, housing in a prime location in a big city isn't one. There just isn't enough. The best method we have for distributing a luxury good with limited supply and
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by lysecret 4y ago
Depending on the codebase of course. But for me, mapping out the datastructures and understanding their relations helps the most.
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by lysecret 4y ago
I really like it. I accidentally tried a clean YouTube the other day and I was shocked what bs is on there. However, the quality of the educational videos is just getting better and better imo. Also I never look at my subscriptions anymore
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by lysecret 4y ago
Met my previous co-founder and now one of my best friends through the Machine Learning reddit talking about Using Embeddings for medical Diagnosis codes ~2017. So I can attest to "putting yourself out there".
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by lysecret 4y ago
Do we know things? Let's find out.
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by lysecret 4y ago
Yea true, but its a fine line to something like copilot, since it also can be thought of as a search engine, however it has your whole code (and maybe your past behavior too) as its context, hard to beat.
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by lysecret 4y ago
People use it for production. It is thought for internal use but you can also make it external. So we have used it for about 1.5 years for semi critical stuff. To be honest we had some reliability issue and one where actually wrong requests
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by lysecret 4y ago
I am using Retool for that. Pretty happy. It is true drag and drop. Looks decent and there has been nothing I couldn't build with it.
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by lysecret 4y ago
Using newest XPS 15 and am really happy everything works (you have to run newest Kernel though). I am using Ubuntu. Even the Bluetooth microphone and fingerprint work !! Haha
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by lysecret 4y ago
Hey so, I have been working on a specialized search engine (at least you can think of it in this way). And for me a lot of the gains came because we could structure and restrain the search space in a meaningful way, such that we could build
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by lysecret 4y ago
Quick question. I see it is mostly written in go. Can you talk about why that in contrast to python?
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by lysecret 4y ago
Oh I rely like the idea and was very close to building something like that myself. I will definitely take a close look :)
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by lysecret 4y ago
I once made a lot of web requested with lambda in a VPC through a NAT. Cost me similar amounts...
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by lysecret 4y ago
Absolutely loved the book. Can someone recommend similar books?
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by lysecret 4y ago
Don't we all.
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by lysecret 4y ago
Actually, I quite like it. Especially for these repetitive things one can forget. Stuff like there is a deleted field in one table, usually you would write an sql query like .filter(table.deleted==False) nothing complicated, but one
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by lysecret 4y ago
The love affair of Hackernews and SQLite continues ;)
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by lysecret 4y ago
100% agree, this is where LG Gram 17 can be quite interesting (too big for me though).
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by lysecret 4y ago
I am deciding on a new Laptop. I am still worried that my workflow (heavy on docker) will suffer under Apple Silicon. Has someone some (very) recent experience on Docker + M1/2?
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by lysecret 4y ago
Ml (Using Pytorch or Tensorflow) still much much better on cuda from what I have heard.
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by lysecret 4y ago
Its a completely crazy process but it works roughly like this: (going from RDS Postgres on 12.6 to Aurora Serverless V2) 1. You create a snapshot of your original db 2. You update that snapshot to 13.4 (NOT 13.6!!) 3. You have to use the A
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by lysecret 4y ago
I have built my website: https://leloew.com/ with FastAPI and Jinja. I love building Apis with FasApi, as a web framework it is missing a lot of features you would get from Django. However, I don't like Django's O
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by lysecret 4y ago
It seems to me transformers are here to stay for a while (considering they have been invented in 2017 and there really havent been any fundamental adjustments to the architecture). It is quite exciting to me to think about all the possible
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by lysecret 4y ago
I can 100% confirm public access works :)
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by lysecret 4y ago
"Aurora serverless v2 is only for aws internal access and we are using gcp." You can have public access to serverless v2. I'm using it with retool for example. That said I moved a Postgres DB to Aurora, the process was hilari

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