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by rehevkor5 3y ago
I'm wondering what happy mediums might exist between the note-taking world, the wiki world, and the collaborative office document world. Office-oriented tools like Nextcloud or Collabora seem to be oriented to classic Microsoft Word &#
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by rehevkor5 3y ago
This Speak & Spell simulator: https://sha.nnoncarey.com/ The only one I've found that's as accurate is the emulated version at https://archive.org/details/hh_snspell But mine also has two
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by rehevkor5 3y ago
Maybe search around on bitemporal database table modeling.
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by rehevkor5 4y ago
Meaning "sending data to TikTok"
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by rehevkor5 4y ago
Seems like this person may have been inspired by Rich Hickey's talk https://youtu.be/oyLBGkS5ICk Regarding "nothing stopping us from making this versioning system completely automated" it seems like that depe
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by rehevkor5 4y ago
Along similar lines, I found Flink's blog posts to be good reading. Some examples: https://flink.apache.org/news/2015/12/04/Introducing-windows... https://www.ververica.com/blog&#x2F
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by rehevkor5 4y ago
I am curious if you can draw any comparisons with Calcite? I think Calcite's target (mainly just databases) is more limited, but it probably tackles similar problems regarding query planning/optimization? Other thoughts?
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by rehevkor5 4y ago
Not too surprising. Each layer can multiply each input by a set of weights, and add them up. That's all you need, in order to convert from base 2 to base 10. In base 2, we calculate the value of a set of digits by multiplying each by 2
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by rehevkor5 4y ago
Sequence diagrams can be a very useful tool for understanding things.
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by rehevkor5 4y ago
The stuff under "Freeze the code before release", such as a code freeze where devs can't make any changes, seems to be the opposite of the article's goal. Your release should be a specific commit ID, not a branch name, s
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by rehevkor5 4y ago
Oh... invasions of their airspace, not invasions from space, right?
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by rehevkor5 4y ago
"Our astronomical work is daytime observations of meteors and space invasions." Is something being lost in translation? They can't literally mean that...
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by rehevkor5 5y ago
It seems like the author understands, or perhaps his criteria is based on, only a thin layer of what an IDE can provide. Here's the highlights: - Data flow to/from here (where did the value of this variable come from/go to) -
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by rehevkor5 5y ago
Usually this refers to falling back to a different region in AWS. It's typical for systems to be deployed in multiple regions due to latency concerns, but it's also important for resiliency. What you call "a very small edge c
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by rehevkor5 6y ago
Also, if the mentioned "key" used on each end is well-known or the xor approach is not cyptographic in quality, then anyone could listen to this EM output and compromise your "hard wired" data which you'd (forgivabl
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by rehevkor5 6y ago
If you're still on graphite and need scaling, metrictank is something to consider.
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by rehevkor5 6y ago
It's so much easier to write incorrect/misleading queries in influxql than in promql. And you can't perform operations between two different series names in influxdb, last I looked. That makes it impossible to do things like
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by rehevkor5 6y ago
American Sign Language can represent numbers up to 999 with one hand, and numbers past that with two hands (formally, though you could still be understood if you were holding a beer in the other hand.) A useful skill to have!
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by rehevkor5 7y ago
There's no reason we should assume that's happening behind the scenes. Password practices, on the other hand, don't require assumptions because everyone can see exactly what they are.
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by rehevkor5 7y ago
It is often easy to find a person by name, then determine the monikers they use.
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by rehevkor5 7y ago
It's an invalid assumption that all banks use random user names instead of user-supplied names.
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by rehevkor5 8y ago
Yes. No public material though, sorry.
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by rehevkor5 8y ago
Yeah, or any other input. I don't think it's tied explicitly to Kinesis. This is definitely easier than other ways to deploy! EMR also has Flink as an option.
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by rehevkor5 8y ago
As a student developer working for my University, I would occasionally add ASCII art to my coworker's (also students) branches in SVN as a lighthearted way to encourage code reviews. If I saw an ASCII art in the main branch, it was a p
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by rehevkor5 8y ago
Amazon high throughput? How about Amazon distributed queues? Amazon EC2 Queue? How about Amazon State Machines? Or Amazon BPM?
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by rehevkor5 8y ago
or https://github.com/HotelsDotCom/styx
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by rehevkor5 8y ago
Some objects have axes of symmetry, right? Think of a disk or a cylinder or a sphere. You can rotate these on some axes without a change in shape. This concept extends to higher dimensions. Not that I agree with the first poster's poin
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by rehevkor5 8y ago
I find it odd that he tried to learn it by having someone else implement something in it for him. That's like expecting to learn by having someone else do your homework.
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by rehevkor5 8y ago
There's also mobx which imo is even better.
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by rehevkor5 9y ago
F=ma is surprising? We took two values and combined them to define a new one. You can define all sorts of new things this way, how is that surprising?

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