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by m_ke 5y ago
You can use raw sql in django where it matters and let the ORM handle standard CRUD operations ( https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/4.0/topics/db/sql/ ). I usually start with the ORM and if I need to d
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by m_ke 5y ago
I replied to "What does Django offer that you feel is an improvement over Rails?", the pluses and minuses that I listed are what I "feel" Django has over rails. Again I don't mean to trash on Rails, it's a grea
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by m_ke 5y ago
For sure, I'm not trying to trash Rails, it's a great framework. My background is in Computer Vision and Machine Learning, where python shines, making Django an obvious choice over Ruby and Rails. The question I was replying to wa
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by m_ke 5y ago
Testing django with pytest is super easy (ex: https://dev.to/sherlockcodes/pytest-with-django-rest-framewo... )
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by m_ke 5y ago
Because most machine learning models are still deployed behind a web server? For ranking, filtering, recommenders, visual search / nearest neighbor search, NLP, image recognition and etc python is a great first choice.
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by m_ke 5y ago
I find the ORM API in django to be very clean, especially when combined with custom querysets. It also has great postgres support ( https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/4.0/ref/contrib/postgres/ ). The m
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by m_ke 5y ago
Last time I used Rails was like 8 years ago so I'm not up to date on the changes to their ORM but when it comes to django the ORM is pretty top notch, especially when it comes to Postgres support. I've never used rspec but it soun
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by m_ke 5y ago
Very true but with conda and docker it's not as bad for production as it used to be. Most of the packaging issues that I run into these days are related to CUDA / C++ libraries, plain python dependencies are not really an issue.
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by m_ke 5y ago
+ Python (larger user base, more libraries, especially for scientific computing / ML) + Less Magic + Better Migrations + Better ORM + Django Rest Framework + Admin Interface + Great Documentation - Less Packages
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by m_ke 5y ago
Lucene 9.0 just shipped with hnsw support, should make it into ES at some point ( https://twitter.com/msokolov/status/1468395332531003393 ) EDIT: ES integration PR: https://github.com/elastic/el
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by m_ke 5y ago
Part of the video can be seen here https://twitter.com/theintercept/status/1470460020982697988
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by m_ke 5y ago
My SO is a physician assistant, which requires a graduate degree. The tuition alone at almost all of the PA programs is >100K and acceptance rates are low (<20%) so most people don't really get to choose where they go. Most of he
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by m_ke 5y ago
Backend: Django, DRF, Postgres, Redis, Ray Serve Frontend / Mobile: React, React Native, MobX, TypeScript ML: Pytorch Ops: GCP, K8s
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by m_ke 5y ago
I've been using a cheap SEIKI 4K TV for the past 6 years but recently moved my desk next to a window and the reflection on the glossy finish has made it hard to use. I'm looking for either a 32" 4K IPS monitor or a better TV
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by m_ke 5y ago
These are some of the best athletes at their age. All of them are guaranteed to make 6 figures playing in Europe if their NBA dreams don't pan out.
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by m_ke 5y ago
Speaking of consulting firms, I just recently came across this from deloitte https://www2.deloitte.com/us/en/insights/industry/health-car...
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by m_ke 5y ago
My landlord also owns 11 multi family buildings. He bought them in the early 2000s, in a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood on the Brooklyn waterfront, for 100-200k each. Each building is now worth 2-5million and he charges 2,800-4,000 per un
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by m_ke 5y ago
Companies that raised 100s of millions from Tigers will survive and thrive while all of the cash strapped startups will go out of business.
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by m_ke 5y ago
To summarize, most people need money, not VCs.
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How to Win: Outraise competition to buy market share
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by m_ke 5y ago
Yes but that's exactly why I got the watch, to be able to go on a run or to the gym without having to carry my + sized iPhone. I used to be able to clip the shuffle to my shirt and forget that it's there.
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by m_ke 5y ago
I don't have any music in apple music, was hoping to listen to youtube music or podcasts when I exercise. Running around with a tablet sized phone is no fun.
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by m_ke 5y ago
Also why is there no ipod nano/shuffle alternative? I was hoping an apple watch would do the job but you can't download music onto it.
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by m_ke 5y ago
Numpy, Numba and PyTorch seem to be doing ok.
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by m_ke 5y ago
It's always amusing to hear Americans act like basic social programs are impossible to implement as if they're living in a vacuum. I usually have to show them these charts: https://mobile.twitter.com/michalwols&#x2
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by m_ke 5y ago
I have two pairs of airpods, one is practically dead and the other keeps falling out of my ear when I tilt my head. The only reason why I still use them is because I'd need to carry around 3 different wired pairs to connect to my MacBo
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by m_ke 5y ago
I had a crowdfunding like model for government grants in mind where projects are pitched with funding goals that everyone can chose to allocate a portion of their fixed budget to. This could also work for businesses or whole industries, so
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by m_ke 5y ago
It's worse than that, the VC gets millions in management fees and a 20-30% carry on a diversified portfolio so they take on no risk. There's literally no downside for them and they push companies to take on a ton of risk because t
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by m_ke 5y ago
The alternative to capitalists picking who gets funded doesn't have to be central planning. You could have a consumer driven model where citizens get to allocate money to new research and development, similar to the democracy dollar id
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by m_ke 5y ago
Most of it is still relevant and most people on here are not old enough to have browsed HN 14 years ago.

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