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I am curious to know. Is there any reason why they don't support schema enforcement?
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There's also lazygit[1], which is written in Go. [1] https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit
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Gorpcore: Arc’teryx Parkas and Salomon Hiking Boots Became High Fashion
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I'd like to nominate Apocalypse Now. Very particularly, Marlon Brando's performance. The whole movie is built up to this mythic man, a god among mortals, a figure that human psyche cannot understand, the end to an Odyssey. And Bra
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Can you explain how JAX compares to pytorch? AFAIK pytorch also closely resembles numpy API.
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> CoroBase is a research database engine that models transactions as C++20 stackless coroutine to hide CPU cache misses. Can someone please explain that this means? I am really curious to know.
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How the self-esteem craze took over America (2017)
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I've read this multiple times that AWS us-east-1 region is the one that has the highest number of outages. I am eager to hear others' experiences here.
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I have read Airflow 2.0 release addresses lot of long-term cirticisms of Airflow. Hope anyone here experience with Airflow can illuminate us.
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My secret sauce of using Twitter is simply * blocking popular and/or controversial political figures * blocking whole list of controversial or outrage keywords * training myself to skip tweets by outrage machine when they succeed to sn
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Google Duplex is getting smarter and making life a little easier
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This. I've seen the same in my personal life. It intuitively makes sense. If someone is just outright toxic without any redeemable quality, you will not socialize with them. It's only when they have superficial charm to cover up t
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Some commands are compatible with bash, but not compatible with zsh. I do the same thing when using zsh.
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Paul Graham on the Bay Area tech companies have done the most good in the world
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The problem is software engineering discipline is wrought with missing the business context and ROI. Everyone talks about unit testing, clean code, refactoring, tech debt, documentation and whatnot. But no one talks about how much unit test
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> Post-Microsoft-acquisition-GitHub is playing a different game. Excatly. Microsoft owned GitHub is more interested into getting more customers for Azure than GitHub itself.
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Are snarky comments like this really necessary or relevant to what's being discussed here?
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I am interested into why they haven't released this feature in their main Google Lens app. My hunch is they released a separate app for experimental and beta testing. Once these features get robust and reliable, they will probably move
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> Google has quietly discontinued sales of the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL. They discontinued the sale, not the product support. Not sure what the outrage about. Am I missing anything?
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> They do say not worrying about patents, but that's because searching for patents could indeed make you liable as you were influenced by prior art. I've heard the same thing in startups and other companies. This is not somethi
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I can certainly see his point. The more I grow older, the more I am convinced to spend less time on internet interacting with people. Not only the anonymity or pseudo-anonymity is a magnet for toxic people, it also brings out the worst in p
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That's very interesting. Does Android have anything similar?
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Prefect is workflow (particularly dataflow) orchestrator. Pulsar and Kafka are general purpose distributed streaming engines.
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> all these things happen at a much lower level than conscious thought. We have approaches to achieving based on genetics, early upbringing, life experiences, etc. No amount of wanting things to be different will make it so. You hit the
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Growth Mindset is a cognitive technique. Many techniques that fall under the umbrealla of congnitive and behaviorial technique is rife with overhyping, overgeneralized claims and false promises. Here is an article about the growth mindset c
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Off topic, doesn't Twitter use their own data centers and GCP? When did they start using AWS?
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Yes, it was a part of Google search. I guess they removed it because not many people were using it. Too bad I was a big fan of this feature.
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Is there any other good resource on time series modeling and forecasting other than exponential smoothing and variants of ARIMA? Pretty much every tutotial on the web is on exponential smoothing and ARIMA or some lazy LSTM tutorials.
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It's funny how it's named Vision Fund and invests in a company like WeWork. I'd be more forgiving if they have lost money investing in companies working for techonological breakthrough like nuclear fission or drug research fo
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If animals to human transmission can happen in a wildlife market, then it can also happen unintentionally in a virology lab researching very same family of virus. In the absence of substantial evidence, both theories are equally plausible t
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