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by woodcut 10y ago
It's an RDF graph mapped to a key-value database, so you describe edges in a tuple {subject-predicate-object} such as "tom-likes-frank" and while the complexity you can model depends on how you define your schema, RDF is good
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by woodcut 10y ago
I think it's immensely positive that she came forward, although all of this too late, it would have taken a vastly better environment for the people involved to be open from the beginning. Abuse shouldn't fester like this.
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by woodcut 10y ago
They should have called this Satoshi As A Service (SAAS)
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by woodcut 10y ago
What i would love is a 11-12" chromebook that has ~8GB of ram and an expandable SSD option, a good screen and is military spec so it can take a beating when i go travelling. My current macbook has a very narrow operating environment (1
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by woodcut 10y ago
I think this has more to do with European employment regulations then what is 'fair', and your company doesn't have much choice in the matter. Think of it from another perspective, if someone isn't culpable of flagrant m
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by woodcut 11y ago
There was a startup in Berlin called 42 Reports that was built around this idea but for tracking people in shops and malls, word is it bombed owing to the technology just not being accurate enough, i think now they've pivoted and scrap
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by woodcut 11y ago
I tried swift a while ago, but the bugs turned me away from it. that and having to use xcode. I'll have a look into Kotlin, thanks!
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by woodcut 11y ago
I hadn't really given F# serious consideration, i know it's based off of OCaml but looking at it now i'm not particularly enamoured by the idea of managing threads, or doing async programming. Yes it does have an actor model
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by woodcut 11y ago
I've been working in Go now for over a year and its honestly made my day-to-day life as a software engineer enjoyable. What gets me down about working in this industry is toiling away on products only to never see them released or bein
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by woodcut 11y ago
You're looking for personality flaws more than anything, it's hard it detect them if they're charismatic enough to paper over their lies. First off, protect yourself, ask to see the contract, guarantee any agreements for futu
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by woodcut 11y ago
How would this process scale to a history book that requires detailed research and weighting conflicting sources of the same event without bias? For example write me a book on Russia's annexation of Crimea & war in Eastern Ukraine.
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by woodcut 11y ago
In laymans terms what's the intersection between ML and AI?
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The Heyday of Snobbery (2006)(nytimes.com)
1 points by woodcut 11y ago|0 comments
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by woodcut 11y ago
In regards to the paid trial period method. My experience is mixed, on one hand you get a real insight into how someone works and approaches their tasks but you lose that crucial emotional distance, so to say... you go soft on them.
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by woodcut 11y ago
alright, point taken.
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by woodcut 11y ago
That to me sounds like the worst job, from the start he's an outsider trying introduce massive change, but in an advisory role.
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by woodcut 11y ago
Criticising how information is communicated is wholly valid.
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by woodcut 11y ago
I find it hard to read something when the language used is so patronising.
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by woodcut 11y ago
Provided you had prior experience with functional languages then yes.
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by woodcut 11y ago
In a previous job we tried to mimic Mediums "email only - no password" login infrastructure using mandrill. Whereby a user clicks 'login', a session token is generated and a link sent in an email, the user clicks it and
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by woodcut 11y ago
Fraugster GMBH | BERLIN | ON-SITE | Full-Time Senior Software Engineer in Go / Golang We're looking for someone with experience building distributed systems to come join us and build the next generation of realtime anti-fraud tech
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Ethics of Drones(lrb.co.uk)
5 points by woodcut 11y ago|0 comments
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by woodcut 11y ago
Also, what in my opinion is way worse than Orgies.... meat market nights, like over 30's events and so on, just offering nothing but commercial crap. So a way of filtering spam events would be good.
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by woodcut 11y ago
Thanks for this. It's an enjoyable read!
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by woodcut 11y ago
Most of the time it'll say "TLS handshake timeout" in the logs, so I just wait for githubs amazon instances to come back online. Other times its something I committed that others can't pull, so I'll revert then re-
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by woodcut 11y ago
interesting suggestions for orgies in my area. (berlin)
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by woodcut 11y ago
I mean i understand that, but they didn't seem to do much of an evaluation before launching.
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by woodcut 11y ago
Side topic here: Anyone noticed how bad Git-LFS is? We've been using it in production for dataset versioning and noticed that it's not even at a beta stage, perhaps pre-alpha. It gets corrupted by it's own volition at random,