whinvik

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by whinvik 2y ago
The documentation page. https://sqlite.org/draft/whybytecode.html
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by whinvik 2y ago
Slightly off-topic but what tools do folks use for optimizing/analyzing/debugging indexes on Postgres.
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by whinvik 3y ago
I worked at a place for a few months where they had this very complicated K8s, Argo Workflows architecture for processing some Bioinformatics data. Felt cool when I joined, but it clearly was way over-engineered. I started with a proposal o
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by whinvik 3y ago
Somewhat unrelated but is SQLTools still the best plugin for SQL in VSCode. Wish there was something better.
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by whinvik 3y ago
Would be nice if forums come back simply because of the searchability. The problem is when they become inundated with users and have too much noise. Maybe it will be just another cycle which will lead back to Slack/Discord after some y
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by whinvik 3y ago
I did. I eventually got tired of fiddling with configs, not so great debug experience, copy paste issues etc. Now I just use Vim mode in VSCode. Don't get me wrong, you also need to spend time on Configuring VSCode, but it's so mu
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by whinvik 3y ago
I saw a talk about this recently at roomgpt.io. Maybe of help.
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by whinvik 3y ago
Would Streamlit not be enough. Why do you need Javascript? The only issues with Streamlit is whole page refreshes but there are ways to get around that.
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by whinvik 3y ago
Can you give examples?
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by whinvik 3y ago
GPTs simultaneously feel very useful and a dead-end. Personally I can immediately see how it can make me more productive with specialized agents. However since its so easy to make there will be thousands of them and discoverability will be
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by whinvik 3y ago
Both the name and intent seem highly inspired from FastAPI!
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by whinvik 3y ago
I am a bit hazy about the exact details of how we did it since its been some time, but we definitely did not use Photon as it was too expensive. One of the issues was that we started experimenting with Delta Tables and EMR was horrible in l
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by whinvik 3y ago
Any comparisons with Databricks Spark. When we started experimenting with Spark, we initially used AWS EMR. But then the same code was way faster on Databricks than it was on EMR, which resulted in us ditching EMR.
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by whinvik 3y ago
As a newcomer to Javascript and its tooling, I would like to know how people use ESLint. So please share your config.
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by whinvik 3y ago
> you can't easily have CI/CD (I still don't know how you get the code of a lambda from and to git ?!?!), I had to go through a couple of attempts at it before settling on building and pushing Docker images via GitHub Acti
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by whinvik 3y ago
I see the term headless used a lot. What does it mean?
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by whinvik 3y ago
I am sorry for sounding harsh but this and other comments in the thread sound like IBM paid promotion. The headline is claiming to head up against Nvidia. First show me something that can compete with AMD which is miles behind Nvidia. Othe
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by whinvik 3y ago
I have become pretty wary of all headlines touting how a new chip is going to dethrone Nvidia. The problem with every hardware company is that they ridiculously underestimate software. I think the only way a company is going to start compet
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by whinvik 3y ago
At my last job, I had started to keep a separate set of notes for this. I would update it at the end of every sprint. It's cumbersome but it needs to be done.
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by whinvik 3y ago
As mentioned at the end of the article, there are other applicants than just self driving. Body scanning can be one that can be useful for building 3D apps.
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by whinvik 3y ago
This maybe the best comment I have read on HN!
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by whinvik 3y ago
I don't know what is weirder. That Fortune is reduced to clickbait like this or that this was upvoted so much on HN.
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by whinvik 3y ago
llama2.ai
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by whinvik 3y ago
Do you have some resources to learn more about this?
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Ask HN: Why do Python libraries make so many breaking changes?
3 points by whinvik 3y ago|6 comments
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by whinvik 3y ago
> Nearly 20 years ago, Germany overcame its reputation as the “sick man of Europe” with a package of ambitious labor market reforms Does anyone know what those were?
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by whinvik 3y ago
I haven't seen any mention of HAL being privatized before.
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by whinvik 3y ago
I don't know about quart but what is wrong with having poetry. It shows that you have created a reproducible way to get the required libraries.
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by whinvik 3y ago
Why do you say remote in the header when the position is hybrid?
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by whinvik 3y ago
Nitpick, but if you are using Photon, then the API is actually C++.

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