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ygouzerh
2y ago
Thanks for the sharing!
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ygouzerh
2y ago
Wow that would be great! The high number of casualties during the 2002 tsunami mostly was due to a lack of early alerting, as not enough tsunami buoys were deployed. This could have save so many lives.
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ygouzerh
2y ago
They might not have enough GPUs datacenters in Europe
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ygouzerh
2y ago
It looks like few people only are using Wifi 7 for now. Maybe they are going to include it in the next generation when more people will use it.
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ygouzerh
2y ago
That's a good question, spinach have the same type of iron than in red meat, iron-(Fe3+), so it seems that it could a culprit as well. It looks like however the absorption of iron in red meat is quite high (15%-35%) compared to spinach
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ygouzerh
2y ago
Do you mean feature flags? This enable you to change the configuration at the runtime. Ex: A/B Testing and changing a behavior for a subset of users, disable feature when you want it (particularly useful when you are in Trunk Based Dev
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ygouzerh
2y ago
It seems from the article that it's harder to monitor, so by injecting in the abdomen they can monitor them using MRI and remove them if needed.
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ygouzerh
2y ago
That's awesome! My sister got diabetes Type 1 few years ago and was loosing hope. That's a very great news for her and all the people that have to lived with it and who we told there was no cure when they got it.
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ygouzerh
2y ago
That's seems quite following existential nihilism
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ygouzerh
2y ago
Wow very useful comment, thank you very much for all the work to write it!
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ygouzerh
3y ago
It was mostly due to the market being very low the last year and beginning of the year : - Interest rates rise cut cash flow to many startups - NFT bubble burst - And mostly: the FTX drama, which froze even more investments in the market No
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ygouzerh
3y ago
So Pro and Ultra are from my understanding link to the number of parameters. More parameters means more reasonning capabilities, but more compute needed. So Pro is like the light and fast version and Ultra the advanced and expensive one.
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ygouzerh
3y ago
I love this answer! Indeed, we cannot put --help because sometimes the help appears when we put wrong arguments, so we should output it to stderr, so we can see that we made a mistake
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ygouzerh
3y ago
If I understand well, is it a Model-Driven Development (MDD) framework? If yes it's quite nice to see some people are working on that. The only famous tool I heard about it was some MOF Plugin on Eclipse IDE. And at a different level b
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ygouzerh
3y ago
"This process can be trivially automated with shell scripts" [Author when speaking about LXD] --> I personally have the reverse experience after using Docker vs VM + pure bash scripts or Ansible. Dockerfile/Docker-compose
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ygouzerh
3y ago
The product is interesting for an individual! However, my company will not accept product that are charged per user. I am based in Hong Kong, and often in Asia, we are hiring with engineers working remotely from Southeast Asia, due to a ver
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ygouzerh
3y ago
Thank you for sharing about DANE, I never heard of it before. It's an interesting alternative to PKI. In my devops engineering team, a great deal of our time is passed managing and troubleshooting certificates setup (either getting th
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ygouzerh
3y ago
The frontend of the website is quite nice, how did you built it ?
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ygouzerh
3y ago
Interesting remark! Genuine question here: by what would you replace JSON if you can re-architecture it?
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ygouzerh
3y ago
It would be great to compare these numbers with the ones of the general population
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ygouzerh
3y ago
If ChatGPT will provided more free-tier for GPT4, it's pretty sure that the numbers will go up. At least from a software engineer point of view, the code provided by GPT3.5 is no match against GPT4
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3y ago
CryptoBLK | Junior or Mid level DevOps Engineer | Hybrid (full WFH is allowed, if the candidate is present in Hong Kong) | Hong-Kong Company: Build enterprise blockchain solution for B2B clients (notes: on our own cloud subscription). Stack
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ygouzerh
3y ago
I will do the counter-argument: this app is from Instagram, so it might have an higher success rate. To have worked in big corporate, new products are often entirely managed by a division, and only a reporting is done to the central entity.
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ygouzerh
3y ago
I like the cartoon style of the logos, did you hired a designer for it or did you used a generative tool like Midjourney ?
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3y ago
Notes: Something that I always says in my engineering team: I will encourage you to fully leverage SemVer for the versioning of the product and use the major for the major public releases / breaking changes. In this way, it will enable
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ygouzerh
3y ago
Your UI is very nice, are you using a special CSS framework ?
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3y ago
Definitely... I built a mobile app for android to block me to go to Shorts and waste hours of doom-scrolling... I will release it on the Play Store if someone need it as well.
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ygouzerh
3y ago
Why downgrading the pricing when Github have a much better pricing and just rollout some crazy new GPT-powered features? We had in our backlog to explore a PoC to try out Github, since the announcement of Copilot X. Now, with this pricing a
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ygouzerh
3y ago
It seems quite interesting. I would have definitely proposed it to my company, but unfortunately the per-seat pricing is a no-go for us. We are having flexible teams, and we often change people per project or hire from contractors so the us
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ygouzerh
3y ago
I really thought this post was about AWS, Azure or GCP, you got me! I will use it in my workplace now
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