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by nkassis 8y ago
And some things are very much worse. I feel like if you stick to MS technology feature you are probably going to be ok but my anecdotal evidence around other features built around open source tech has been not good. For example AKS (azure k
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by nkassis 8y ago
They might but I don't think the retail infrastructure is big enough to compare to say the office 365 use. I may be wrong but I just don't think it's costing them billions in AWS infrastructure to run.
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by nkassis 8y ago
I does not, you can agree to tight migration enforcement while treating people who are caught by that enforcement humanly.
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by nkassis 8y ago
I'm wondering if there are confounding variables that are affecting this result. For example New York and New Jersey are some of the most regressive states defined as difference in funding levels between rich and poor school districts.
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by nkassis 8y ago
Can't watch videos at the moment but found this article about this case: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/true-crime/wp/2018/04/24...
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by nkassis 8y ago
If they naively just feed the entire dataset without some inspection maybe. But I doubt the people working on this model stopped at the most basic level. What you describe is a common class imbalance issue. I would expect that they have acc
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by nkassis 8y ago
I tend to agree with this. Keeping thing as simple as possible to start is ideal. Also out of the box docker offers a lot of functionality for single machine and development environments that might be good enough. I've seen kubernetes
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by nkassis 8y ago
Provisioning hardware still matters depending on requirements. I think you oversimplified a bit here. The user in your scenario probably needs to talk to the devops team and discuss expected resource needs unless it's really a tiny web
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by nkassis 8y ago
indico.io | Backend Engineer | Boston | Full-Time | Onsite What we do: We are a machine learning company targeting the enterprise market. Our focus is building tools that allows non-techincal enterprise customers to solve problems with uns
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by nkassis 8y ago
It's more of an incomplete goal than a failure. Humanity has made progress towards reducing the impact of work but there is room for lots of improvement.
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by nkassis 8y ago
Time for Amazon to launch an email service I guess.
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by nkassis 8y ago
The whole thread should be about the EU response and how negative it will be for most EU citizens but have less of an impact on the intended targets, aka large corporations who can afford to be compliant. I think arguing over who has the mo
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by nkassis 8y ago
Don't they already have a corporation in Ireland with almost no employees and no profits due to selling licensed software made by the parent company at cost?
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African traffic growth and predictions for the future(blog.cloudflare.com)
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by nkassis 8y ago
I think this key here. Jones was free to make up crazy stuff if he wanted but inciting violence or continuing to make up libel against individuals leading to people being harrassed or endagered crosses a line that goes beyond simple free sp
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by nkassis 8y ago
One thing that seems to have changed is informal complaints won't be looked at by people at the FCC but will go directly to the ISPs. Meaning the FCC won't be monitoring for any issues and only care about formal complaints
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by nkassis 8y ago
The cap should be based on the private sector equivalent of a job. Having an absolute cap is counter productive.
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by nkassis 8y ago
Well... I hope this is something GPDR covers. If there was a case to start seeing the impact of the new law, this seems like a good example.
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by nkassis 8y ago
Feels like GraphQL has more momentum behind it now than OData. OData seems to have suffered from the fact that it originated in the .Net world which is pretty much ignored by those outside of it.
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by nkassis 8y ago
I've felt the same about the documentation for graphene. It's vary basic. I've also had a struggle using subscriptions with the graphql-ws library. No explanations of how to actually hook subscriptions to some sort of pubsub
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by nkassis 8y ago
I think it's against the usual expectation for a book. If they had split it into volumes then it would have matched better people's expectations. Also the videos and extra should be part of a course package. Messaging just make it
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by nkassis 8y ago
I'm waiting for journalists to walk around with google glass type device to do this on the fly. Bonus it could record what they see and hear for later use.
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by nkassis 8y ago
Looking at this chart: https://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2018/u-3-unemployment-rate-was-... Seems like a constant decline so it's not sudden and very explainable.
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by nkassis 8y ago
You can find numbers for those here: https://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.t15.htm They are all going down and have been almost constantly since 2008. It's at historic levels.
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by nkassis 8y ago
No I think OP means that the stereotype for what managers expects it looks like usually match that profile. Not that, it's what that takes to "work hard and actually function autonomously"
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by nkassis 8y ago
only half joking but... emacs?
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It sounds like Lowrall
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While there are domains where AI is having successes, the current general expectation is far ahead of where the technology is. People think (and in part due to the marketing like IBM is putting out) that ML/AI can do things that aren&#
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by nkassis 8y ago
That might have been the case at some points in the history of MtG but I don't think recent sets have had positive expected value. For the most part you pay less just getting the cards you need. Or use the opening of packs for actual g
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by nkassis 8y ago
I use one of dells XPS 13 developer edition with Ubuntu on it. It works fine, there are some quirks (sometimes noisy whine when not doing a lot of CPU intensive tasks) and the camera is in a weird location. Outside of that it's worked

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