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Can someone explain what's the result of filter utilization / capacity. Is it efficiency? Does it start spilling out particles? I feel like a 100% used filter will still do a pretty good job, so unclear how much of the utilization
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4y ago
Peformance (beyond analysis) is one of the most interesting things to do beyond building things. It's needed and relevant in many settings and you can (have to) do it without the JD (and IMO you should at least initially). You'll
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5y ago
:) reminds me of my first company - I was still in college and we bid for selling computers and printers to the national railways company. I negotiated for weeks with IBM and HP. We made our proposal (sealed envelope type). We won. One week
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5y ago
If you push the platform responsibility further you can ban anything like their cloud or their government, which are also platforms. This makes content, content author implications viral for whatever they "sit" on top.
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5y ago
Also - who's today's Feynman?
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5y ago
It'd be reasonable to understand the underlying model, however. A "row" in BigTable is multi-level map that can grow large (100s MB). So you can essentially encode and entire star schema on that. The full structure is row -&
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5y ago
Given the strategy that they won't be redeemed + infinite lifetime and potentially some barriers to convert/transfer, that liabiltiy will keep balooning. I wonder if they are assuming a write-off.
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5y ago
> how many Americans know what a Schwarzschild metric is? Reminds me of Feynman's anecdote about the bird and knowing the name of something https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=px_4TxC2mXU
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5y ago
I'd assume that the end result of the drop is running in a container.
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5y ago
2 months too late. We went with our default / backup
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5y ago
Looks like a vulnerability. No such term as "DMCAing" (like SWATting) or "DDMCA" (like DDOS) yet?
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5y ago
Curious to learn more book recommendations. I enjoyed The Idea Factory ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Idea_Factory ), A mind at play ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Mind_at_Play )
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5y ago
I also noticed he doesn't use gloves :)
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5y ago
Brings up nostalgic memories from my previous life building distributed analytics systems. We had a fully distributed, scalable, real-time OLAP cube 10 years ago on top of HBase and Storm (or any other realtime processing pipeline). It was
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5y ago
1.6K open positions is a pretty significant scale. At least for me as a founder for an early stage company working hard to get a few hires :)
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5y ago
Also cute: "1649 roles across all locations and all teams."
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5y ago
They are agnostic data collection protocols/ systems / libraries. Just like a protocol they could do PII collection and unlikely to prevent that. Ultimately the intended use matters more than the tech. And in this case it seems pu
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5y ago
It almost feels like your goal is to collect emails :). You made me curious. Please share your insights
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5y ago
These are a bit random. The church has many perceptions similar to this one.
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6y ago
Why not be a code-ops-janitor? I'd be willing to discuss this with you, see if there's a fit and actually give you this amazing job. If your actually average good, you could work on toil only - this would require a decent level of
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6y ago
It's sad, but expected. This is not about Apache, but a failed open-governance for commercial open-source from Mesosphere. It's not the case with Apache Spark nor Apache Beam, HBase, etc. Mesos (and many other Berkeley AMPLab effo
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6y ago
There’s a code parsing intrinsic complexity cost. It can be paid in space / memory by pre-rendering on the server or it could be pushed at runtime as JS and potentially as CSS (which I understand is Turing complete) but one way or anot
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6y ago
Does Chatwoot try to replace Front as well?
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6y ago
If you start using Linear you won't need a benchmark to notice the difference. This is what happens when the "clueless" start "innovating". I've had several conversations over the years with members of Atlassia
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6y ago
As a developer you should 1) have the fastest possible code / test cycle - i.e. it's worth overpaying for faster machines 2) treat performance as a feature and formally measure it across configurations
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6y ago
Wow! That's so fast it feels good :) I'd actually prefer that as a default for GitHub. Is it based on a public tool? Does it render server-side?
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6y ago
How about cross posting / leaking messages across random organizations? We use Slack, but have to use Teams with one partner only for video. One day I found a message that that was weird (in the sense that it was from nobody within the
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6y ago
How are you measuring "improved cognition, better health and overall feeling"?
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6y ago
A lighter term is "generalist".
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6y ago
Is there a chat product that would allow you to do custom routing? Most chat products are like hubs / stars where all clients get to a central destination. Is there something that would allow multiple such destinations?
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