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scosman
8y ago
- Custom health check endpoint: checks a bunch of internal status metrics (NewRelic metrics for speed and error rate, DB connection check, a few E2E tests). Returns a simple overall status: OK, Warning (error rate high but not critical, sl
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scosman
8y ago
Missing 1 important point: ML workflows are super chunky. Some days we want to train 10 models in parallel, each on a server with 8 or 16 GPUs. Most days we're building data sets or evaluating work, and need zero. When it comes to infe
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scosman
8y ago
It's called the "creator edition". I'd dare to say this release is targeted at devs/creators.
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scosman
8y ago
They will enforce on anyone that won't make international headlines by punting from app store, which is to say 99.99% of developers.
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8y ago
You criticized me for using it. It seems you think something about my response is unreasonable. If you need it spelled out, the disturbing thing about your response if you used anecdotal examples to perpetuate and justify a negative sentime
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scosman
8y ago
I literally gave you the other point of view in the exact format you presented your ideas. If you find that an unreasonable format (and you should), that's on you. And related: the reason these people all hate aggressive drivers is bec
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scosman
8y ago
I don't think her plan for Toronto would apply to a small town. A detached home anywhere near the core starts at about $1.3M, so "affordable" housing is relative. Adding 100k units will make the entire market more affordable,
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scosman
8y ago
As someone who lives in Toronto, there are some very aggressive drivers here who do not follow the rules. 4 days ago I was clipped by a driver that ran a red light and drove straight into the bike lane without stopping or looking. He then g
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scosman
8y ago
Oh, the people who implemented Vision Zero replied to the cited article here https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/a14500765/new-york-... They call the cited article "dangerous if believed by your driving
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8y ago
The source might not have used the best link, but there are studies to support that claim. Vision Zero in NYC has been studied extensively and has had a huge proven impact. I wouldn't say a opinion piece from Road and Track would be a
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8y ago
Agree on a lot of work to do, but Keesmaat is far from a big unknown with wild promises. She was the chief city planner for 5 years. Her stance on the issues have been well articulated for years. She has significantly more experience runnin
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8y ago
This is the attitude discussed in the article. Driver's feel ownership of the road and unfairly blame cyclists and pedestrians for conflicts. This needs to change. Several studies have shown that drivers are at fault in the majority of
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scosman
8y ago
Worth noting the author, Jennifer Keesmaat, has announced she's running for mayor since this was published.
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8y ago
Amazon has an office, scaling up quickly. UberATG (self driving) has an office. Shopify has a huge presence. People say google, but it's really a marketing office with <20 engineers.
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8y ago
"you're basically promising the censorship resistant future" where did telegram say anything remotely like that? They did an ICO for a utility coin. They have been honest about being centralized. Correct me if I'm wrong,
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8y ago
To be fair, ICANN required WHOIS info and registrars could be sued or lose registrar status if they didn't provide it. ICANN only recently said they wouldn't sue non-compliant registrars.
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scosman
9y ago
Is the "Early Registration Fee" considered a "cost of registration" or "application fee"? It's listed as "Early Registration Fee (non-refundable)" in the cart.
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scosman
9y ago
Not from what I see. It's listed as "Early Registration Fee (non-refundable)" in the cart.
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9y ago
If you can't get the team who owns the data to meet the needed uptime, then you probably shouldn't start the project in the first place. It's a classic case of organizational differences in priority; solving them with tech pr
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How to make an ML Armada: Run tens of billions of ML predictions on a budget
(medium.freecodecamp.org)
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Bill Gates is saying this is his favourite book of all time: https://www.gatesnotes.com/Books/Enlightenment-Now
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9y ago
Agreed. Most people really underestimate the benefits. - I save $1700/yr on transit (Toronto TTC Pass). Savings would be even higher if I drove (parking costs, maintenance) - Massive health benefit from of turning 3hr/week of comm
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9y ago
What's the etiquette for disclosure timeline on something like this? It feels like 99.9999% of end users won't see this public disclosure, and waiting enough time for auto-updates to be applied would be ideal. Public disclosure as
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9y ago
I would. Every time. I've been happy with bitrise if people are looking for mobile CI alternatives: https://www.bitrise.io/
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scosman
9y ago
Siri has had this feature for a while, so unlikely for the tech.
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9y ago
Currently an organization called "Canada Learning Code".
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9y ago
Does anyone have advice on how to do skills based volunteering as a software engineer? Something where my software skills help a good cause. I'm currently volunteering teaching kids and teens to code every few weekends and it's ok
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9y ago
Dev 1: it's kinda cold in the office, should we call ops? Dev 2: naaa, just spin up a cluster if c5.18xls
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9y ago
This is verifiably false. The car is at fault in the majority of crashes. Search if you want sources, there are dozens of studies on the issue. You're complaining about cyclists killing pedestrians when the ratio is at minimum 5,000:1
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9y ago
Negligence has a clear definition. The driver who ran me over, in a bike lane, didn't see me because they didn't bother to look. That's negligence, not an accident. The issue at hand is that while the vast majority of drivers
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