niklasrde

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by niklasrde 10y ago
I thought GraphQL subscriptions are specifically _not_ a "live query", so not to be used as real-time subscriptions? Or a I reading the current status of the RFC[1] wrong? If so, cool! Would love to have something more standardise
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by niklasrde 10y ago
But a stop sign at an intersection with traffic lights is only to be used as a 'backup' for when the traffic lights fail, so it wouldn't be in force?
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by niklasrde 10y ago
Makes sense - though if you add some kind of validation to the trained model you could build a continually improving 'ground truth' and automate the training and improvement over time.
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by niklasrde 10y ago
That sounds quite similar to what we're doing! Would love to see a blog post to compare experiences.. (Speaking of blogposts.. that was somewhere on the todo list..)
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by niklasrde 10y ago
No, we haven't looked at SWF at all - might do some reading up on that. We considered running it on EC2, but the economics just didn't work out for our needs (hundreds of parallel processed jobs with irregular spikes, <5s runti
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by niklasrde 10y ago
Hey, thanks for your reply. Hadn't thought about a CloudWatch even to keep the function warm, I might suggest that to the team. We haven't shrunk the model, we've deleted superfluous files from the TensorFlow python library a
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by niklasrde 10y ago
We're (sadly) a bit locked into using AWS. We've been eying the Google offerings for a while though (not just for this), so who knows what we may do in the future.
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by niklasrde 10y ago
We have recently set up a TensorFlow assessment function in AWS lambda, and got very close to the maximum allowed size of a lambda function (250MB) with the trained model currently being 85MB, and the TensorFlow libraries and binaries tak
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by niklasrde 10y ago
100% Uptime Guarantee? I'd like to see a status page with some stats and maybe simple graphs akin to https://status.github.com/ .
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by niklasrde 10y ago
I don't think this can be the case - what if you lose a key card/have it taken from you: In order to deactivate it you'd need to somehow tell the lock that that card is not valid anymore. I have had that happen to me, and at
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by niklasrde 10y ago
Aren't there TTLs on those leases? Without have read up on it now, I would assume that if the lease is given with a 24h day the device is in its right to assume it can re-use that IP address in the 24 hours to come?
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by niklasrde 10y ago
Not exactly easy to do for us average joes.. Maybe one day!
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by niklasrde 10y ago
Then it wouldn't be higher than `household_income`. Maybe something more along the lines of net worth?
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by niklasrde 10y ago
Wasn't the PS3 originally sold at less than material cost which made this very economical for that kind of use case? Also means it was in Sony's interest to sell many more games/accessories/licences/however else the
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by niklasrde 10y ago
He seems to be a pretty happy iOS developer. He likes Swift as a language (and I must say having used it in frontend dev it does have some very nice things many other languages often used for server-side development don't come with), a
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by niklasrde 10y ago
It says > The size of the input text can be up to 1500 billed characters (3000 total characters). SSML tags are not counted as billed characters. [1] Not sure where you got 1000 from. As to the why - no. It doesn't seem like too muc
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by niklasrde 10y ago
As often is the case, SO has an answer: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9478023/is-the-git-binary...
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by niklasrde 10y ago
Node is JS. And JS isn't a browser language. And similar things like Scala.js [1] have been quite popular for quite a while. https://www.scala-js.org/
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by niklasrde 10y ago
I think it depends what you're used to. I used to be a Scala programmer, then I moved to JS. At the moment I'm working in Objective-C, and I literally just wrote a loop to filter an array and form a new array with the results like
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by niklasrde 10y ago
Isn't that what Akamai used to do and then they realised people aren't happy that their bandwidth is used for these reasons without their consent?