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by substructure 4y ago
Nice. This blog post is less focused on npm/node than previous ones. Does that imply a broadening of ecosystem support is intended? As I'm sure you're aware, competing companies support more language ecosystems. Hopefully thi
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by substructure 4y ago
There seems to be some improvements in this area. Machine learning papers sometimes provide their data sets and other artifacts on websites like paperswithcode.com. Have you ever contacted the authors to request their data? I personally hav
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by substructure 4y ago
Solving problems by studying tomes of knowledge is the job description of wizards/witches. Large improvements towards optimality, for some problems, are effectively locked away in some of these papers. As the article points out, there
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by substructure 4y ago
This framework is very similar to an a priori, multi-objective optimization using linearly scalarized weights[0]. It is a priori because the weights are chosen before scoring and kept constant. I've found this approach works generally
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by substructure 5y ago
Congrats on the launch. There is both a large need for improvements in npm supply chain security and a market willing to pay for them. Concerns: 1) npm Open-Source Terms condition four[1] states. You may access and use data about the securi
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by substructure 5y ago
That site shows 113.1 million visits in the last 90 days with 47.2% being Windows and 1.2% linux. (47.2/1.2) = 39.3 windows users for every linux user. I agree that it is skewed in a number of ways. I just wanted to estimate a lower bo
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by substructure 5y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but this shows that in the last 90 days 5.06 billion visits came from 31.3% Windows while 1.1% were from GNU/Linux. If we assume that both groups visit government websites equally often, then for every GNU
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by substructure 5y ago
AWS CloudFormation had one of the worst user stories related to iteration time a few years ago. The lack of feedback between the writing of the yaml file and validation of the structure/type/format was frustratingly slow. I would