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na_ka_na
5y ago
Is there any plan to support login via username password? I currently have a use case for it
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na_ka_na
5y ago
BetterOmics | SF Bay | Onsite If COVID has taught us anything, it’s that our way of life and millions of lives depend on our ability to rapidly and safely develop new drugs and vaccines. At BetterOmics, we are building a data engineering pl
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5y ago
If COVID has taught us anything, it’s that our way of life and millions of lives depend on our ability to rapidly and safely develop new drugs and vaccines. At BetterOmics, we are building a data engineering platform for the life sciences.
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6y ago
Apixio | SF Bay Area, CA ONSITE | Staff and Principal Backend Engineers At Apixio we are changing the way healthcare uses data. About 80% of healthcare data is under used because it is too messy or unstructured to efficiently analyze. The h
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6y ago
Apixio | SF Bay Area, CA ONSITE | Frontend, Full Stack, Backend Engineers! Jr, Sr, Staff At Apixio we are changing the way healthcare uses data. About 80% of healthcare data is under used because it is too messy or unstructured to efficient
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6y ago
Apixio | SF Bay Area, CA ONSITE | Frontend, Full Stack, Backend Engineers! Jr, Sr, Staff At Apixio we are changing the way healthcare uses data. About 80% of healthcare data is under used because it is too messy or unstructured to efficient
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6y ago
Apixio | SF Bay Area, CA ONSITE | Frontend, Full Stack, Backend Engineers! Jr, Sr, Staff At Apixio we are changing the way healthcare uses data. About 80% of healthcare data is under used because it is too messy or unstructured to efficient
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6y ago
Apixio | San Mateo, CA ONSITE | Frontend, Backend Engineers! Senior and Junior At Apixio we are changing the way healthcare uses data. About 80% of healthcare data is under used because it is too messy or unstructured to efficiently analyze
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6y ago
Apixio | San Mateo, CA ONSITE | Frontend, Backend Engineers! Senior and Junior At Apixio we are changing the way healthcare uses data. About 80% of healthcare data is under used because it is too messy or unstructured to efficiently analyze
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6y ago
Apixio | San Mateo ONSITE | Frontend, Full stack, Backend Engineers! Senior and Junior At Apixio we are changing the way healthcare uses data. About 80% of healthcare data is under used because it is too messy or unstructured to efficiently
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Apixio | San Mateo ONSITE | Frontend, Full stack, Backend Engineers! At Apixio we are changing the way healthcare uses data. About 80% of healthcare data is under used because it is too messy or unstructured to efficiently analyze. The heal
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7y ago
Apixio | San Mateo ONSITE | Frontend Tech Lead, Backend Tech Lead, Director of Engineering At Apixio we are changing the way healthcare uses data. About 80% of healthcare data is under used because it is too messy or unstructured to efficie
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Apixio | San Mateo ONSITE | Frontend Tech Lead, Backend Tech Lead, Director of Engineering At Apixio we are changing the way healthcare uses data. About 80% of healthcare data is under used because it is too messy or unstructured to efficie
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7y ago
Here are some thoughts: 1. Instead of grading, maybe you can use it for training, tutoring. If a student is learning to write essays, I'm assuming it's hard for them to get any feedback. 2. But then there's probably not enoug
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9y ago
Two projects on github currently: Run SQL queries over JSON / Protobuf objects https://github.com/na-ka-na/object-query Compare Excel sheets via command line https://github.com/na-ka-na/ExcelC
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9y ago
Thanks, but I don't follow how that comment addresses my question. Is it that cost of constructing Cap'n Proto / Protobuf is quite a bit higher than constructing objects defined natively?
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na_ka_na
9y ago
Why is not intended that in-memory state be in Cap'n Proto / Protobuf objects? What are the down-sides?
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Show HN: Query protobufs using SQL
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10y ago
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na_ka_na
10y ago
what language is that? Couldn't find it in the post.