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by sjezewski 7mo ago
Hey pretty fun I can see it getting addictive
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by sjezewski 1y ago
I’m just gonna leave this here … https://youtu.be/Tn04UwfKk9o?si=8V0kGMSVoBfkZaBT I’ve lost hours to this. YMMV Depending on the velocity settings of your reality
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by sjezewski 4y ago
Sorry to hear you hurting. I’ve been there. I was dx when I was 27, I’m 35 now. Though looking back I think I had it at least since puberty. Right before the pandemic I was in a similar spot w my health. It’s rough. I would say I was roughl
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by sjezewski 9y ago
I can't upvote this enough. > Yes, emergency rooms are a marvel of modern planning and materials. Additionally, they're not good enough. I've helped a friend go through a traumatic ER experience where she suffered 3 stroke
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by sjezewski 9y ago
This reminds me of the odd property that bends in a river are separated by about 6 times the width of a river. And this seems to happen pretty often in nature. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alluvial_river#Meander_wavele
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by sjezewski 9y ago
I worked at JPL in 2007 as an intern in the planetary sciences group. Dysfunctional software to say the least. TL;DR ... if you hear the words 'IDL' Run! All of the analysis was done using IDL (interactive data language) which was
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by sjezewski 10y ago
- FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop - HEADLINE: External monitor that 'just works' w a laptop, including window management across desktops - DESCRIPTION: Right now plugging in an external monitor vs unplugging and walking away from my desk r
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by sjezewski 10y ago
There was talk of the go team deciding on a vendoring paradigm. I don't see any mention in the release notes. Anyone have ideas/updates on how much closer we're getting to an official vendoring decision?
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by sjezewski 10y ago
I just love the idea of a 'centipawn'
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by sjezewski 10y ago
(Disclaimer - I work at pachyderm) http://pachyderm.io Pachyderm is git for data. We work hard to make sure we can store data of different types (binary, text, json) efficiently. We also work hard to give you good mechanisms to
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by sjezewski 10y ago
I really appreciated the point about the 'effectiveness' of any data analysis. If it doesn't provide a service, it's not actually effective. To supplement the article - I'd love to see an in depth comparison of what
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by sjezewski 10y ago
Great question! For local development - we recommend connecting to a dev k8s cluster, which is easy enough to setup. CI is actually something I get really excited about. Similary for CI you can have a separate k8s cluster for any tests you
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by sjezewski 10y ago
And I should add we talk about Collaboration and other design goals more here: https://pachyderm.io/dsbor.html
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by sjezewski 10y ago
(full disclosure - pachyderm employee) Good question. It's funny how much collaboration is overlooked. And you're right - it's not obvious how a data store can enable collaboration. In the software engineering world, collabor
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Inventor of Sass Marries long time same sex partner(twitter.com)
16 points by sjezewski 13y ago|3 comments
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by sjezewski 13y ago
San Francisco, CA. Full Time. Moovweb ( http://moovweb.com ) Our platform changes the way that the world develops websites. We decouple the presentation layer from an existing webstack, freeing front end developers + designers from being lo
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by sjezewski 14y ago
I scratched my own itch a few weeks ago. Check out: https://m.news.ycombinator.com.moovapp.com/ I took a weekend crack at it recently using moovweb's sdk: http://console.moovweb.com It's far from complete, but already much more usable.
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by sjezewski 14y ago
Moovweb (moovweb.com) San Francisco, CA | Full Time | Rails Engineer TL;DR: Moovweb transforms existing websites into mobile websites. Be a part of Hampton Catlin's (sass/haml) newest technology. We are working on getting our technology in