samuell

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   by samuell 5y ago

   I'm a lot into how to streamline data architectures, especially around ML solutions, so some titles related to that. I'm already reading Kleppman's book right now. Tons of very useful knowledge, although quite detailed, and a
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   by samuell 5y ago

   Re. the UI, I can't believe my eyes! When Windows (with 10) finally arrived at a sharper, better UI than anything else (albeit destroyed by ads and constant privacy violations) they suddenly throw that out for a crappy version of the K
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   From English to code in 20 programming languages using GPT-3(sourceai.dev)

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   by samuell 5y ago

   For k8s you might want to have a look at pachyderm [1]. We wrote a comparison between Pachy, Grail and some other Go workflow tools some time ago [2] [1] https://pachyderm.io [2] http://gopherdata.io/post/mo
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   by samuell 5y ago

   I have solved the last "bug" by using xubuntu, which has an astonishingly stable, coherent and well integrated xfce desktop experience. There something similar for Fedora perhaps?
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   by samuell 5y ago

   One way I've been exploring, is to use nbconvert [1] to convert notebooks to python scripts and back. [1] https://nbconvert.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html
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   by samuell 6y ago

   I hate when text is flowed to the full screen width. Makes it close to impossible to read without losing track of where you are. At least add a style="max-width: 840px" or so to the <body>-tag.
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   by samuell 6y ago

   A bit off topic perhaps, but one bit of feedback to anyone thinking of publishing web-only books: I have yet to read my first web-based book from start to finish. I find it horrifying to not be able to have any immediate way of knowing wher
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   by samuell 6y ago

   My hope would be mainly that this can get datalog into mainstream use, and soon get more (and more mature) libraries created by the community. That is in itself very exciting to me though. Would be pretty awesome if we could have logica (or
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Fantastic to see a logic programming/datalog/prolog-like from a big actor like Google. Perhaps this can make more such tools become mainstream. Only I wish we had such a language for a more generic streaming / data processing
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    by samuell 6y ago

    A week ago we heard about Simplenetes [1] (in 17k lines of Bash) and now this. Seems like people are getting tired of some accidental complexity :) [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26661223
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    by samuell 6y ago

    I remember being quite interested in zodb for app development in python since it alleviates the need for an orm... it is a bit like a document store, right?
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    by samuell 6y ago

    From what I hear, a lot of the internal conflicts in Ethiopia is fuelled by undercover Egyption influence, trying to increase the internal conflicts to weaken the country.
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Someone must have pressed the wrong button ... or the right button too early ...
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Would love to check that paper, if you find the link.
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Could be, but to me it seems our brains are optimized a lot for operating in the spatio(temporal) world, and so spatial connections in particular seem to fit the wiring of our brains particularly well.
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Thanks! Interesting observation about the layout! Indeed, I also feel my most effective notes are the ones where I get a little creative with the layout, placing things out thoughtfully. (Also, going back and filling in with a lot of balloo
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    by samuell 6y ago

    One aspect the article doesn't mention is spatiality, and how that aids memorizing. As you might know one very common technique used by memorizing masters is to place things you want to remember in some imagined 3D world. This effect i
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Or, use airships to unload the containers (as choppers can't lift enough weight)...
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Aha, OK, I didn't realize the copter itself was included in the 19 tons. I also saw someone mentioning 40 feet containers weighing up to max 9000 lb (ca 4 tons), but not sure it is a relevant or applicable number.
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    by samuell 6y ago

    There are helicopters that I think can be used for (un)loading containers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sikorsky_S-64_Skycrane
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    by samuell 6y ago

    I see! I reckon I should give it a try some day...
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    by samuell 6y ago

    This post could have been me, for when discovering ProcessWire ( https://processwire.com/ ) after 10-ish years of Drupal (also trying out Joomla, Wordpress, Typo3... (well tried installing it at least) and perhaps a few other
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Thanks for the pointer!
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Unless you supply the -Dpreview_mt flag, as in the post, as far as I understand :)
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Congrats on the release! The biggest factor drawing me to experiment a little with Crystal is that it is one of very few languages providing what otherwise has been pretty unique to Go: Lightweight threads+Channels+M:N concurrency (automati
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Good explanation, thanks!
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Ah, how did I miss that. Thanks!
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Been writing/composing (or what do you call it when you "write" the music by figuring it out on the keyboard and never even writing it down? :D) some piano pieces. I feel I would need to up my production quality by a big fact
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    by samuell 6y ago

    It seems Zig and Nim are somehow targeting the same niche of "C with better syntax". Would be interested to hear about any differences in their focus.