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by siscia 7y ago
When I see work like these it get me the impression that ML hype is way too real. The goodness of the result of a machine learning model like this one should be compared with the goodness of a simple "standard" model like linear r
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by siscia 7y ago
Thank you very much! I will update the image ASAP. At the moment blobs get in as strings, so you sent in a string you get back a string. But honestly this is not the most well tested part of the whole codebase...
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Show HN: SimpleSQL, SQLite databases over HTTP now with private databases(app.swaggerhub.com)
7 points by siscia 7y ago|2 comments
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by siscia 7y ago
Of course it depends on several situation, but during an exams people are under stress and mistakes happens. What changes is the attitude of whoever is grading them. I know one of my professor wouldn't give me full marks, but if the re
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Invariant as Interface(redbeardlab.com)
1 points by siscia 7y ago|0 comments
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by siscia 7y ago
Guys, here there is the same page but with examples: https://app.swaggerhub.com/apis-docs/redbeardlab/simplesql.r...
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by siscia 7y ago
Thanks! Feel free to subscribe to the mail list. I will announce coming features like authentication soon.
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Show HN: SimpleSQL, SQLite Database Reachable over HTTP(app.swaggerhub.com)
26 points by siscia 7y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: Microsoft Azure is hiring only Americans?
36 points by siscia 7y ago|40 comments
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by siscia 7y ago
5 €/month VPS and free cloudflare in front of it works for me.
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by siscia 7y ago
The advantages of using an API like these on JAM it would be that very sophisticated application could be written completely client side. Which is quite interesting IMHO. What is your project?
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by siscia 7y ago
The problem with data science is that usually you have relatively big datasets, you care more about throughput than latency and you work in secure an environment where you can definitely have access to the database credentials. Streaming ov
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by siscia 7y ago
Benchmarks are always tricky, but sometimes useful, so yes I should post some of them. Right now I am busy with releasing the v2, but after that I should definitely do some more marketing. Anyhow, to give you an order of magnitude, on memor
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by siscia 7y ago
Hummm, what you mean by data science? Like running analysis in a Jupiter notebook? Indeed I am not sure this case is a good fit...
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by siscia 7y ago
I was thinking something based on size or performance. 1 req for second, free. 50 req for second, 5€. Unmetered, 30€. Maybe not counting for seconds but for hour or day so to accommodate burst. Another option would be on features. But that
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by siscia 7y ago
What pricing would feel right to you?
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by siscia 7y ago
Thanks! That was exactly my reasoning. Make it available and simple for hobbyist and small companies, ask money to who can afford it to sustain the development.
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by siscia 7y ago
I will shamelessly plug myself again. I am the main author of RediSQL [1] and I am about to launch a managed service for it. It will allow to write SQL (SQLite dialect) against an HTTP or Redis protocol, to make thing clearer: https:/
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by siscia 7y ago
I am working on RediSQL[1] and I am about to launch a managed version. The interface will be either HTTP or Redis protocol, you create your database, and daily I will back it up on S3. (If interested you can subscribe for updated here: htt
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Software is a focus intensive industry(redbeardlab.com)
100 points by siscia 7y ago|26 comments
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by siscia 7y ago
Wouldn't be simpler to just develop smaller trains?
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by siscia 7y ago
I believe we should not demand free work from people only because they were nice enough to push their code on GitHub and let stranger use it for free. I work in open source as well at both day job and for "fun" but I fix the issue
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by siscia 7y ago
Why?
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by siscia 7y ago
Dude, sorry to break this to you! But basically any widely used software is supported by major companies just to avoid this problem. Libraries, compilers and kernels alike. If you want to rely on software being there, you should be ready to
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by siscia 7y ago
But yeah, I guess it won't change much if I do it MIT
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by siscia 7y ago
You can use the free version in whichever way you like as long as you don't remove the telemetry. If you don't like nor what the telemetry, it cost 50€ one time fee. It could be much worse!
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Hierarchical JSON with SQLite / RediSQL(redisql.redbeardlab.com)
18 points by siscia 7y ago|3 comments
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by siscia 7y ago
Thanks!
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by siscia 7y ago
I kinda work in hpc too! Is there some place where we can exchange info and best practices?
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by siscia 7y ago
A little off topic, but some of you folks have experience with bunnycdn, the company behind the post? Are they fine?

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