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What's the hypothesis and the test statistic ?
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2y ago
I kinda applaud OP for sharing their personal story. However, I personally never understood why people give a shit about objectives which aren't tied to business objectives. I mean the build improvement of 10x is great, but so what ?
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How much time would it take to port RocksDB in Rust hypothetically.
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2y ago
Install python from source into a directory that does not need sudo. Use poetry init and poetry install to do the rest. Poetry manages the environment itself. I have been using this setup for a while and it works quite well.
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2y ago
Whats the goog.framework.of.choice these days ? For those who haven't written closure code - whats the framework of choice at google these days?
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2y ago
Who was the angry guy who was shouting ?
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2y ago
I mean I use remember the milk for remembering things, something computers are great at. Then I just make little slots in my calendar where I do one todo item. If something is unclear, I make a todo item to generate something actionable. Al
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2y ago
I love YC and how generous they are with their knowledge and tools. Never did it and wont be applying but just wanted to say that the Dalton + Michael videos make me calm somehow. Not sure why.
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2y ago
Its applicable if the services have different teams and different infra requirements. Its hard to create a ton of sphaghetti when integration is atleast a network hop away. There's some friction to being dependent on too much stuff.
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2y ago
What makes AirBus better than boeing at making aircrafts ? Boeing just seems to be going down hill. Much like their aircrafts.
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2y ago
Interesting. Examples ? I think its good to be aware of these blindspots.
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2y ago
Dont put accountants in charge of engineering heavy companies.
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2y ago
When its no longer profitable to write code, you write newsletters about writing code.
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2y ago
I signed up for Star Alliance which is typically linked to your user account. Atleast for Qatar airways I've had issues with redeeming because sign-in is not reliable. Most of the time I just don't want to go through the rather te
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2y ago
I am happy simply because this isnt AI this-that. Congrats on the launch, will definitely use as I am someone who frequently forgets that points exist. For me, Qatar or any of the mid-east carriers have been the worst since their websites a
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2y ago
OpenAI can be profitable, especially in the case where they make their own hardware because then the only cost that they have to pay is the energy cost and don't have to worry about cost of renting a GPU. And if they have very good har
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2y ago
DynamoDB has the concept of CUs ( compute units ) which are of two types - RCU.(read compute unit) and WCU (write compute unit). You pay for the CUs that are used + charges for storage. Each operation consumes certain number of CUs. You pa
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Ask HN: Databases that use SQL but are usage based like DynamoDB?
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2y ago
Genuinely curious for those looking to design closer to code - doesnt Webflow fit the bill ?
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2y ago
The work that you do is also different. The level of engg at your avg startup never evolves beyond CRUD shit shovelling. At FAANG its a different story at virtually all levels. For example at your avg startups you worry about which latest G
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Ask HN: What do you like about Snowflake?
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2y ago
I have to ask why is this article necessary ? Nobody is deleting nodejs anyway.
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2y ago
Ist this formally verified by any chance ? I feel like there's space where formal designs could be expressed in TLA+ such that its easier for the community to keep track of the design.
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2y ago
But what's the problem that is being solved with a productivity app ? I actually use a spreadsheet program for this and it does a better job than most apps. I don't it matters what "the vision" is really.
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2y ago
Wonder why you don't use Google Docs if they do the job ?
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2y ago
I am not sure why this comment was downvoted. I just discovered The Diplomat thanks to this and I paid the 80 bucks for the full sub. Haha, thank you.
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2y ago
Thats some solid hacking right there. Esp yhe gradient part . Also given that these plots are svg means they can the imported to latex or a web browser. The first option makes it a solid contender for doing plots that need embedding in pape
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Ask HN: What Was Wirecard's Product?
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Does Lean work with linear slgebra proofs ?
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2y ago
Wow. Thats a really fresh concept and an important need. Congrats on the launch.
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