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by vosper 3y ago
There’s nothing at this site except a hat that’s for sale and a claim that it’s raising money for a documentary?
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by vosper 3y ago
You can make calls to tRPC endpoints from anything that can send an HTTP request. The RPC format for requests might not be your cup of tea, but it works.
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by vosper 3y ago
> They're not selling the library but a managed cloud runtime for a scaleout compute tier. The clientside library is part of the freemium, and as workloads need to go bigger, they want to be the easy button for that. That's wha
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by vosper 3y ago
Where’s the profit in funding a library, though? The others examples you gave are SaaSable, I don’t see that for a library. Paid support, sure, maybe, but does that get the kind of return a VC needs?
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by vosper 3y ago
Yes you may well be right, that's kind of what I'm wondering (not using either Kafka or NATS today). Correct me if I'm wrong, but Kafka itself doesn't do joins either, right? I would need something like Flink's Wind
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by vosper 3y ago
Thanks, do you know if it's a good idea to use JetStream's KV or Object stores to implement a join? I'm thinking of "fan-in", where multiple streams carrying different pieces of data about the same object all meet i
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by vosper 3y ago
Any thoughts on NATS' JetStream? Looks quite compelling, to me. https://docs.nats.io/using-nats/developer/develop_jetstream
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by vosper 3y ago
Also they went of down a cryptocurrency path for a while, not sure where that's at but it certainly seemed like a big distraction from finishing the main thing.
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by vosper 3y ago
Where did I say that? The top-of-thread claim was that > This article frames the problem as if the value proposition of the science and the satellites is remotely similar. This couldn’t be farther from the truth. Satellite telecommunicat
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by vosper 3y ago
I don’t think I said Einstein is underrated or that relativity isn’t interesting. I asked what astrophysics had contributed to the “Real world” in the last 50 years. Sounds like mostly “jobs for astrophysicists and builders of astrophysics
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by vosper 3y ago
Ok, we’re getting closer - general relativity was 107 years ago. Anything in the last 50?
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by vosper 3y ago
Newton died 300 years ago. What have developments in astrophysics contributed to “real world” problems in the last 50 years?
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by vosper 3y ago
Anyone wanna compare this to Seldon, Ray, MLflow, etc?
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by vosper 3y ago
> The point of Harvard is that you can become pals with a senator’s son That's half the point. The other half is to say that you went to Harvard.
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by vosper 3y ago
Who are the players in Big Sugar who would exploit this? Can’t be the likes of Coca-Cola and PepsiCo, because they’d also be part of Big Aspartame.
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by vosper 3y ago
Who are the players in Big Sugar who works exploit this? Can’t be the likes of Coca-Cola and PepsiCo, because they’d also be part of Big Aspartame.
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by vosper 3y ago
I was trying to get my head around Temporal a couple days ago, and these brief descriptions of Temporal’s terminology are much easier for me to understand than what I found in the docs.
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by vosper 3y ago
I'm pretty sure they were locked up, but in a mental ward getting treatment. There are mental wards that are as secure as prison.
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by vosper 3y ago
I have no affiliation with Air Gradient (who wrote TFA) but I recently assembled one of their DIY devices (the Pro Pre-soldered version) and I'm quite happy with it. > Since the AirGradient DIY Pro Kits are fully open-cource [sic] y
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by vosper 3y ago
TIL Docker Desktop is a battery drain / resource hog. I’ll give this a try.
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by vosper 3y ago
This paper was published in May, but it doesn't look like Koka's had much acitivity for about a year now (based on Github). Any idea if Koka's still in development?
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by vosper 3y ago
Do you not get HN points if the post is heavily upvoted? Individuals with high point counts are perceived as being influential (are, in fact, influential) which has value. Note I'm not claiming the person who posted this Ask HN is tryi
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by vosper 3y ago
Ask / Tell HNs definitely can be click/engagement bait, and this probably is.
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by vosper 3y ago
This is strategic, right? It kicks Google, a competitor for advertising dollars. Some people feel Google is under existential threat from AI (trawling through search results full of spam and ads sucks when an AI can just tell you the answer
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by vosper 3y ago
> That the majority of comments under this article are looking at red-teaming as a containment protocol for rogue AGI (even though the actual text basically never talks about AGI at all) is a disturbing reminder of how uneducated develop
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by vosper 3y ago
Not really betting everything, though, is he? $10b to OpenAI from a company with $168b in revenue in 2021. Sure it's a lot of money; they can also easily afford it, and if OpenAI turns out to be a losing bet then I'm pretty sure M
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by vosper 3y ago
Wow, okay, thank you for explaining that. They both sound kind of derogative (I'd guessed as much from -cel) but at least I understand them now.
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by vosper 3y ago
Wordcels? Shape rotator?
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by vosper 3y ago
That’s wrong, you can use Pulumi as a team for free so long as you stay under the 150k free credit limit. You don’t have to manage your own state backend. I’m using the free Pulumi tier at work, we have three EKS clusters, 3 RDS instances,
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by vosper 3y ago
Know how you value your free time. That you can know when it makes sense pay other people to do things you don't want to do, or which take away from time you'd rather spend on something else. Some examples: - Cleaning the house (n

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