stuartaxelowen

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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
Why graphql instead of SQL with proper access control?
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Google Colaboratory – Drive-Hosted Jupyter Notebooks for ML Research Sharing(research.google.com)
1 points by stuartaxelowen 9y ago|0 comments
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
I listened for a couple episodes, but when they started talking about machine learning it became obvious how little they understood it. With how willing they were to confidently opine on how it would change industries based on an incorrect
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
"Simple summaries of complex things remove nuance." GASP! More clickbait "content marketing".
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Topic Modeling for Humans with Phrase Detection(thoughtvector.io)
2 points by stuartaxelowen 9y ago|0 comments
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
It seems you've misunderstood the problem.
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
For context, Instagram's primary web servers are Django.
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
Dynamism is certainly available to statically typed languages, but I believe the problem comes at how difficult it is to write dynamic code in static-typed languages, and to use the common building blocks that help you solve real problems.
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
The namedtuple is just a datastructure interface with psycopg2. For instance, you could write an arbitrary query "SELECT left.x AS cats, right.created_at FROM left JOIN right ON etc" and you'd get namedtuples with attrs `cat
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
If you're using python, you can use named tuples for everything. It's really nice! Check out the psycopg2 namedtuple connection.
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
Are you maintaining the machine code produced by your code when compiled? You don't care if it's ugly if it works in quantifiable and predictable ways.
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
I think that's the wrong take - currently consumer companies don't ask for much feedback because they simply couldn't read all of it. Tech like this is bringing about a revolution allowing companies to solicit more feedback
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Quickjest.js – A quickcheck-style property-based test wrapper for Jest(gist.github.com)
1 points by stuartaxelowen 9y ago|0 comments
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8 Surprising Facts About Real Docker Adoption (2017)(datadoghq.com)
3 points by stuartaxelowen 9y ago|0 comments
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
Passwords in your javascript app is a crazy idea - the user goes through auth anyway, why not store their credentials there?
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
What do you want?
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
I... I live in Tokyo.
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
Map draws `closing` on top of `still open`, hiding reality.
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
So, why not just use StructuredQL? Seriously, we have DB user roles for access control, and most database traffic from web or app dashboard clients is read based anyway.
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
Um, will they? I've never heard of this happening.
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
Holy crap, this totally explains MongoDB's success.
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
The many streaming SQL options are cool - but how do you test streaming SQL as it comes to represent a larger part of your application?
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
Thanks for explaining!
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
Doesn't PipelinDB limit you to postgres' scaling capabilities?
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
This is exciting! Kubernetes is a clear leader, and fits the role of process scheduling for FaaS really well. Excited to see where this goes!
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Js-xlsx: An in-browser spreadsheet parser and writer(github.com)
3 points by stuartaxelowen 9y ago|0 comments
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
Has there been a study that established that the drugs with the same active ingredient don't perform as well?
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
... What part of linear algebra isn't computational?
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
I quite like the "web server and stream processors first" strategy, since it will take you much farther and retain the same code efficiencies as the monolith, but will also give more operational efficiency at minimal extra cost.
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by stuartaxelowen 9y ago
Sometimes right, sometimes wrong. I thought his position on TDD was a little impractical, but I wouldn't hold it against him.

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