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by neeleshs 5y ago
Morally questionable != Illegal
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by neeleshs 5y ago
There is also another paper comparing the power of Chatterjee coefficient with other traditional ones. https://arxiv.org/abs/2008.11619
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by neeleshs 5y ago
Thank you! Will sign up
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by neeleshs 5y ago
Can it work with canvas based drag/drop apps? Would be very interested, if it can
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by neeleshs 5y ago
That's fair. I think we are saying the same thing, it is just about what you know at that moment, rather than your true capabilities. Also, my statement was not blanket statement, nor that I wrote more code than others. I was referring
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by neeleshs 5y ago
Thank you! That is a very interesting world indeed. But, just focusing on the algorithms part of it, I never could answer how exactly a specific algorithm worked, but I've had to use many algorithms in my "normal" job. I just
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by neeleshs 5y ago
I'm honestly curious to know. Can you say more about what your current work entails?
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Mesmerizing wall turbines could revamp urban renewable energy(zmescience.com)
6 points by neeleshs 5y ago|0 comments
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by neeleshs 5y ago
+1. I had to aisle browse to find stuff or call the store to see if something is in stock. This has been a major upgrade in experience. The inventory count is pretty accurate too (important when looking for remodels, flooring, trims etc)
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Software Development Then and Now: Steep Decline into Mediocrity(levelup.gitconnected.com)
2 points by neeleshs 5y ago|1 comments
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by neeleshs 5y ago
Interesting. Probably it's different now. We use both SSO and TLS and TLS is on by default now. May be they changed their plans since you spoke with them. https://docs.atlas.mongodb.com/reference/faq/security&
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by neeleshs 5y ago
As I said, if one can afford it. Also not sure what you mean by wire encryption is on for enterprise plan and income based. Their plans are size based.
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by neeleshs 5y ago
If one can afford it, mongodb Atlas is really just fine. As someone said, at scale, all technologies need significant know-how and time investment.
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by neeleshs 5y ago
HBase is asking for operational pain. Brownouts of region servers, Hadoop dependencies and a million knobs to tune. Add kerberos and that's the road to hell.
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by neeleshs 5y ago
Not OP, but at least for me it's the deliberate act of not reacting to shit always. Still enjoy a bowl of pasta at my favorite restaurant or a piece of dark chocolate.still joyful seeing the full moon or the occasional mars in the sky!
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by neeleshs 5y ago
+1 for the book. There are too many things in this always-on world to give a f..k about. I've been trying to enjoy smaller things in life more and do not react to all the shif..ry that always seems to be going on around my immediate wo
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by neeleshs 5y ago
I live in a single family house, I've lived in apartments. For me quality of life is way better in SFH. Don't care if house price gows down or up, won't sell this house. It's not a popular opinion here, but quality of li
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by neeleshs 5y ago
shameless plug - look at syncari
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by neeleshs 5y ago
This. And interoperability, stepping over each other, different teams owning different solutions, conflicts and overlaps etc. Precise why my company built a one-stop-shop SaaS for our domain (revenue operations). We need more of these, thin
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by neeleshs 5y ago
:) sleep 0! I was trying to see if there is a way to preempt stuck threads (infinite loops etc), and wrote a small while loop replacement pwhile(()-> loop predicate, ()-> {loop body}); All it does is add a thread.isinterrupted
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by neeleshs 5y ago
This gives some color - https://blogs.oracle.com/javamagazine/going-inside-javas-pro...
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by neeleshs 5y ago
Thanks!
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by neeleshs 5y ago
I'd subscribe (as a company) if you didn't have the 10k yearly fees. I view recruiting as point in time events (we are a startup) rather than a continuous process.
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by neeleshs 5y ago
If that was the case, all newsletter senders in the world are spammers too. And all spammers thinking they are marketers is not logically equivalent to all marketing is spamming
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by neeleshs 5y ago
Used to be in the same camp, before starting my own company. While the border is thin, it is clear, and there is a difference between marketing and spam.
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by neeleshs 5y ago
If you are in gsuite, you can easily turn on 2fa for OpenVPN. OpenVPN + Gsuite LDAP + Authenticator.
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by neeleshs 5y ago
That's fair. In my news feed, this is mostly an issue for independent developers than companies (all providers). We are a startup (year and change old) and we have human contacts in GCP. And not because we have personal connections in
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by neeleshs 5y ago
Can you say more? The risk of account locks seems very similar on any of the major cloud providers? A brief search shows similar complaints on AWS, for example.
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by neeleshs 5y ago
In Kannada, 'desha sutti nodu, kosha odii kali" - Roam the world AND read the books - clubs both of them
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by neeleshs 6y ago
Ah! This brings so many memories. My grandmother bought me some of these when I was a kid and they were my all time favorites. There used to be book-fairs even in smaller towns like mine and bought tons of them. (All in my native tongue, Ka

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