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by melony 4y ago
Praise be Lamarck!
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by melony 4y ago
The term you are looking for is PEO. See my old comment for some service options https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31254615
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by melony 4y ago
Propaganda hit piece with no substantial arguments beyond "big money bad".
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by melony 4y ago
Academia is a career , not some sort of side project for bored scientists. We don't measure the competence of developers by the time they spend on side projects outside of work. You don't have to be full of visionary ideas to do
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by melony 4y ago
Looks like Scala with Rust syntax sprinkled on top.
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by melony 4y ago
I can't decide whether Teller's head is stuck up the rafters of the ivory tower he lives in or whether it is held up where the sun does not shine. There are so many students in academia searching for the magic path through graduat
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by melony 4y ago
How do they compare to Fluke quality-wise?
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Awesome, do you have any example code for flatbuffers?
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by melony 4y ago
Any similar frameworks for flatbuffers?
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by melony 4y ago
When you have RBAC based on multiple different conditions, e.g. "does user have XYZ?" you will have to architect your entire app around putting these claims into JWT so the GraphQL engine can properly map those onto RLS. In a trad
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by melony 4y ago
Main question, how do you deal with authorization? PostgreSQL Row Level Auth is horrible to use when you scale up compared to implementing auth on the app level. Both Supabase and Hasura suffer from this problem. The moment your data auth n
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by melony 4y ago
They don't have to fork anything, they can just add a built-in OAuth to ASP.NET Core Identity. They did that with JSON and created an in-house alternative to Newtonsoft's fast JSON library once it became popular enough. I didn&#x2
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by melony 4y ago
The first way is no longer recommended. You are encouraged to only use the latter two for readability (except for the interface object type situation mentioned in the other thread). > The language does appear to show its age though. Co
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by melony 4y ago
That's correct. And if you have configured SameSite corrrectly and your GET request handlers are locked down, you don't event need CSRF tokens. Unfortunately Microsoft ASP.NET Core security engineers' careers seem to depend
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by melony 4y ago
Their offical "SPA API Auth" involves paying for a third party OAuth server (called Duende IdentityServer, the ASP.NET Core built-in auth solution on the other hand is called ASP.NET Core Identity) and Microsoft refused to ship th
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by melony 4y ago
Where are all the wordle solver engineers and their maximum likelihood estimators?
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But that's expected behavior for a language model (especially VAEs), where's the novelty? In a VAE, the vectors are probabilistic in the latent space so this is basically the NLP version of the classic VAE facial image generation
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by melony 4y ago
But on paper it is, sure the value will plunge the moment a significant liquidation event happens but as far as things go on paper, the market valuation of companies (and especially tech companies) are magnitudes bigger than their net incom
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Memory safe, perhaps, but data races are definitely possible. The main issue is that their STM system doesn't scale very well. It is good enough if you want to keep a simple CRUD GUI in sync but don't expect to be building high pe
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by melony 4y ago
Note that Clojure offers multiple concurrency systems, the default STM is not particularly performant and doesn't scale very well. You are better off calling into Project Loom for concurrent code.
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You won't be complaining anymore when it's your child with the disease.
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There are quite a few Z-pinch builds on YouTube I think
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Colleges need to make up their mind about undergraduate education. The primary drivers of university rankings are research, staff and teaching quality, and professor to student ratio. Your average undergraduate STEM student at Harvard and D
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by melony 4y ago
A desktop Z-pinch device is actually fairly doable to build at home, it's a (very) simplified version of the stellarator.
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by melony 4y ago
MapReduce and dump everything into something like DuckDB.
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And that's why Germany is riding on its legacy manufacturing industry's coattails and its political position in Europe instead of cranking out real innovations like the US.
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The next step is belief propagation and Ising models
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Is there a generating function for it?
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Any fans of MCMC here? Metropolis-Hastings? So much of modern ML is based on this sort of sampling that it isn't funny anymore if you make a mistake.
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by melony 4y ago
Is Odin still a thing?

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