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   by sarusso 5y ago

   Thanks, very clear explanation. Curious how a third party is always required to get involved in the end.
2. 92.▲
   by sarusso 5y ago

   Thanks, exactly the answer I was looking for.
3. 93.▲
   by sarusso 5y ago

   No, I was actually looking for a real answer as phillipseamore just gave. Perhaps I should have phrased the question differently in terms of SWIFT alternatives.
4. 94.▲
   Ask HN: If Russia gets banned from SWIFT, how it would reflect on crypto?

   13 points by sarusso 5y ago|7 comments
5. 95.▲
   by sarusso 5y ago

   I recently wrote something to clarify my mind around all this [1]. If we assume that by Docker we mean the Docker engine, then I think you might compare it as you said (maybe more in terms as vim/emacs vs. Visual Studio Code as Git is
6. 96.▲
   by sarusso 5y ago

   I agree on the apples to oranges, but LXC does not directly compare to a container runtime IMHO.. It is a proper engine to be fair, even if it provides much less functionalities as the Docker engine.
7. 97.▲
   by sarusso 5y ago

   Interesting read, not sure why you compared only these two though. There are a plenty of other solutions and Docker is actually many things.. You can use Docker to run containers using Kata for example, which is a runtime providing full HW
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   by sarusso 5y ago

   Beware of apps like Glimp as the Freestyle Libre gone trials with its own, proprietary algorithm. I saw studies reporting a difference between Glimp and the official Libre HW reader (or App) where it turned out to be off by quite a lot.. Mo
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   by sarusso 5y ago

   A side comment: beware of how CGM systems are evaluated, it is like if basic statistics gets constantly ignored [1] [1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5375072/
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    by sarusso 5y ago

    For anyone following this thread, is there any online community of diabetic type 1 techies? i.e. like all of you guys commenting on this?
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    FDA clears first smartphone app for insulin delivery(theverge.com)

    1 points by sarusso 5y ago|0 comments
12. 102.▲
    by sarusso 5y ago

    This happened to any of us in the early days... :) As a side note, a good framework does not necessarily mean to increase the learning curve, but rather to protect the user from itself.
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    by sarusso 5y ago

    Not only workflow managers... also: - Usually no testing on a small test case / data set before going to the big one; - Very old fashioned workload management systems with CLI-level job setup and automation prone to trivial errors as n
14. 104.▲
    by sarusso 5y ago

    Meanwhile, loads of compute hours get wasted because of accidentally overwriting output data in structures like /data/final/new_conf9/last_try2/JOBID.txt or due to wrong dependency setup. IMHO the main issue of HPC
15. 105.▲
    by sarusso 5y ago

    To anyone who commented, I of course agree with you. And you are right saying that locking the accounts is unlikely to be the result of a bureaucratic issue. As as I said, very little chance that is not as bad as it seems.
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    by sarusso 5y ago

    Context, before some one gets me wrong. My first reaction would be like the others: "illegal, invasive, don't do it". However, trying to give a different point of view, they might need some sort of proof to justify internally
17. 107.▲
    by sarusso 5y ago

    Are they asking this because you are under-performing in their opinion?
18. 108.▲
    by sarusso 5y ago

    Is there still such a thing as a tech moat in non deep-tech startups?
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    Performance Study of Lightweight Hypervisors Used in Container Env [pdf](scitepress.org)

    3 points by sarusso 5y ago|0 comments
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    by sarusso 5y ago

    I manually close every window on the various workspaces. This helps me to clean my mind. Then clean the Desktop, which has now become visible, Then, shutdown. Now go to drink water, usually. Then, power on and enjoy a fresh session. If mad
21. 111.▲
    by sarusso 5y ago

    Are you looking to just do some forecasting? Univariate or multivariate time series?
22. 112.▲
    by sarusso 5y ago

    Definitely this one: https://github.com/sarusso/Timeseria . An object-oriented time series processing library without using any Pandas or Numpy data structures. It's "my" thing, "my way", don&#x
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    by sarusso 5y ago

    For anyone navigating the container ecosystem complexity, I put together this blog post to try clarifying the terminology and the relationships between the various moving parts (first of all, to myself). It also includes a bit of history an
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    Container engines, runtimes and orchestrators: an overview(sarusso.github.io)

    2 points by sarusso 5y ago|1 comments
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    by sarusso 5y ago

    Surprisingly, I could not find a TensorFlow Docker "image" with multi-arch support. So I built this one.
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    Show HN: TensorfFlow Docker image for Intel (amd64) and ARM/M1 (arm64) archs(hub.docker.com)

    1 points by sarusso 5y ago|1 comments
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    by sarusso 6y ago

    Have you run any performance benchmarks?
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    by sarusso 6y ago

    Tried to use the "prefix" function in advanced mode to get only domains starting with the word I provided, but did not work. Either it is me, or a bug, or the UX could be improved..
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    by sarusso 6y ago

    It would be very interesting to hear more about your project and, if you did some benchmarks, about the increased draw on the battery.
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    by sarusso 6y ago

    Yep. AFAIK CircuitPython focuses more on low memory microcontrollers and less on connectivity.