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Comment #49079235
I'd be curious to see the raw test results. I have a suspicion that most models will miss the `database_migration` Checkpoint 2 test that includes a `default_value` because it coul…
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Comment #48897434
> So the same effort you would expend to get out of those activities [such as one year of smoking] on account of their risk, the same effort you should be willing to expend to get …
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Comment #42652220
This seems similar to fzf with a nice default experience (quick access to fuzzy search files, shell history, git log) and a subset of features. I use fzf to hack together custom TU…
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Comment #39236098
That would be nice and that’s why we first tried MinIO. But with MinIO and erasure coding a single PUT results in more IOPS and we saw lower performance. Also, expanding MinIO must…
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Comment #39236072
Not the only reason, but we have a distributed workload so HTTP is a better protocol than NFS for our use case.
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Comment #39235847
Setup is a little obscure, but the developer is responsive on Slack and GH. We are only a couple months in and haven’t had to add to our cluster yet, storing about 250TB, so it’s s…
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Comment #39235767
We tested both SeaweedFS and Min.io for cheaply (HDD) storing > 100TB of audio data. Seaweed had much better performance for our use case.
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Comment #36753479
Using LazyVim got me over the hump to switch to neovim from vscode. My previous attempts failed when it took too long to get an IDE-compatible setup. I suppose I am the type of per…
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Comment #34461764
As a teenager I had a chess lesson with Ben Finegold and I practiced this puzzle for weeks on a physical board. He also mentioned this riddle off hand which I had a ton of fun solv…
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Comment #33654599
Hi HN! This game is similar to typing tests (e.g. typings.gg) but for speech. Hope you enjoy!
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Comment #31648056
I’m curious what services you interact with that have five nines availability. Most services that I interact with, AWS APIs as an example, top out at an SLA of four nines for avail…
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Comment #30541064
I have a four month old and was inspired to buy one outfit with magnets because of this tweet. It works fairly well, but is no better than a single zipper outfit and is much more e…
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Comment #29444044
I’ve thought about this, too. Sadly, times only started being recorded in the last 20 years and last time I tried I couldn’t find a large dataset with the times included. Chess.com…
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Comment #29442364
True, it’s works differently though. And Stockfish does not compute win/draw/loss probabilities as part of its eval. It converts cp to wdl using an exponential fit based stockfish …
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Comment #29441572
In my opinion, neural network engines like Alpha Zero or Leela Zero do a much better job of assessing how difficult a position is to hold. They also report the evaluation in a comp…
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Comment #27133999
I agree with others that your salary is low. Another important question is: how much would you like to make?