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by porker 4y ago
Boy I feel stupid. Thanks for setting me straight.
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by porker 4y ago
> f.loc[f['a'] <= 3, "b"] = f['b'] Why isn't that saying to assign the value of column b to these locations? Reading the code (and not being a Pandas user) I expected it to be f.loc[f['a']
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by porker 4y ago
In the "network indicators of an attack" [1] what's the significance of some periods being in square brackets and others not? 1. https://github.com/DoctorWebLtd/malware-iocs/tree/master/Lin
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by porker 4y ago
Where's the pricing for your layout engine TALA? I detest the results from dagre so interested in this. I followed the submission link but found no details of pricing on that site.
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by porker 4y ago
https://alt-tab-macos.netlify.app/
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by porker 4y ago
Thanks for the great summary. It's been years since I was in this field so very helpful to hear what's now available. What would you use to plot (or downsample and plot) data that updates every second or more frequently? E.g. IoT
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by porker 4y ago
It can be enough to change the lifestyle. I'm working with a charity where we're increasing people's income by $90 a year and that makes a significant difference to their lives
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Tell HN: Postmark dropping pre-paid email credits
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by porker 4y ago
For the order of function arguments: sounds like you'd enjoy https://github.com/azjezz/psl . Yes it's a userland workaround and not a fix for the language, but it's thinking about these issues and a PHP e
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by porker 4y ago
> And if you can’t remember the meaning of something like that, I hardly doubt you’d be a decent programmer anyway. Ah, the elitest assholery that made PHP a wonderful place to be /s
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by porker 4y ago
But do any of these alternatives perform better on macOS? Under the hood they end up using the same underlying technologies, so there shouldn't be much performance difference between them.
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by porker 4y ago
> Sleep 8-10 hours per night How do you do this?? Around 4am my brain switches on and I am awake. It is running thinking about problems I was working on the previous day, or just random stuff (that I forget by 6am). I try breathing exerc
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by porker 4y ago
Power isn't the problem; vibration, the stress on the ship's hull, and risk of losing a propellor are the real problems with sustained running in reverse at full power.
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by porker 4y ago
If you like Lando, there's also https://ddev.com/ . Since switching from vanilla docker to it I haven't had to faff with any configuration; it just works. Amazing!
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by porker 4y ago
Having people disclose if they work for/have a vested interest in what they recommend sets HN apart from other communities. It gives me a bit more confidence that I can trust what people recommend here and isn't just hidden market
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by porker 4y ago
Agree with all. There are also inconsistencies between Postman running in the browser and the desktop app. I documented a 3rd party API in Postman desktop and the called me all sorts of names because it didn't work. Postman support tol
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by porker 4y ago
> Will this boring alternative you crave, continue to yield that higher velocity, or will it grind to a halt? So far there are zero clients and multiple pivots. The boring alternative needs only to yield higher velocity to be worthwhile,
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by porker 4y ago
Is it open source or only available to clients?
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by porker 4y ago
Working on a not-yet-launched Web app, where the backend and frontend both use CQRS, and hoops are jumped through in the name of "purity", a more boring codebase would be appreciated. Velocity would be higher and new hires onboard
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by porker 4y ago
Show HN: Read and update Arrow, Parquet and xxxx files using SQL
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by porker 4y ago
Two dedicated servers from Hetzner or similar provider, rented for a month
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by porker 4y ago
h2o [1] was excellent when I tried it for TLS termination, beating hitch in my unscientific tests. And it got http/2 priorities right. It's a shame they don't make regular releases. 1. https://github.com/h2o&#
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by porker 4y ago
By hiring additional 'resources' to train and onboard and manage all these new hires It's *CKing crazy. Reminds me of government
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by porker 4y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18273530 The Register picked up on it at the time: https://www.theregister.com/2018/10/22/sqlite_code_of_conduc...
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by porker 4y ago
Once HTTP 103 is better supported this will improve.
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by porker 4y ago
> I've never HATED a technology the way I hate Drupal, before or since. Did you ever work with Magento 1? :)
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by porker 4y ago
Rubbish. The average UK family with kids is on sub-£30k net. That's tough. 4x the average isn't.
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by porker 4y ago
Share the secret of "£200k gross in the UK, outside London" please because I've never found that outside London and I hate that city :)
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by porker 4y ago
Thanks that's good to know. I would have upgraded to Pro+ if I had confidence it would speed up the process, but the promises of what you get (beyond "runs in background") were/are so vague I couldn't tell if it was
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by porker 4y ago
Good. Hopefully this will reduce the randomness of type-of-GPU assignment on the Pro plan. I fine-tuned a model on Colab Pro earlier this year and having to launch and quit 6 or 7 times to get a faster graphics card to ensure it completed w

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