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Comment #34693561
What do you use to index image vectors? Does a "retrieval based modal" not require an index?
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Comment #34491262
Maybe because other people search in different places. Events/Businesses: Google Maps, Instagram Trend/Tutorials: Tiktok, IG Reels News: Twitter/Social Media/News Outlet of choice …
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Comment #32013808
PTG => Parse Thingy: https://poi.apache.org/apidocs/dev/org/apache/poi/ss/formula...
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Comment #28970115
So many interesting findings in the post. The tantivy binary search & rust binary search only has one different at the end, knowing the size of the slice ahead of time, right? Coul…
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Comment #26031429
Even if your current employer let's you talk about specific numbers, without context they don't tell the recruiter anything. "The API latency was 10 seconds, now it's 8.5 seconds."…
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Comment #22958412
So costco pays a small companies to sell their product and extract sales data. Should amazon start paying small companies at the same margin that costco does?
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Comment #22655528
i suggested building this at a bigco where i work last year, built a prototype using postgres and wrote the design doc. sadly it wasn't picked up. Congrats on product, there is a b…
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Comment #22556379
zoekt is absolutely awesome, I was reading it’s code yesterday to figure out how it does ngram indexing and search.
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Comment #22045539
Capitalism is the way a system set of connections between subsystems and politics is a way to reorganize a system from within itself. > can the system still be simplified enough to…
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Comment #21903026
I am all for the Go idiom that variable name length should be directly proportional to it's scope, the code samples in the post have take it a bit too far and make the code harder …
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Comment #21719628
Why do you hope so? Vala is a decent language which let's users build Gtk applications easily.
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Comment #21399024
Sometimes it's not about show how smart they are, developers aren't clear about the code they are writing. when I write code for a concept i don't understand completely, it tends t…
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Comment #21361045
H1B is a lottery: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H-1B_visa#Lottery You might be thinking of the L1 visa
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Comment #21361030
> the evolution of slave labor is going to make the H-1B horror stories from the 90's to the present sound like fairy tales. Sorry, english is not my first language. can you please…
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Comment #21166971
Immigrant here, and I can read, write & speak english. If i don't have a job with a company willing to sponsor my visa I would have to get back on the boat and leave. My friends, w…
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Comment #21166915
can you please link the study?
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Comment #21104213
> This is a little silly. Is it though? I interpreted question the following way. "Rust is a tool in my tool box, when the reason for picking it over other tools isn't demonstrably…
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Comment #20609212
>The Server package contains the Register function. Main package implements the QueryUser function that does the work of querying the DB. When Main calls Server.Register to registe…
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Comment #20493051
>Poor programmers are optimistic completely agreed, just had a long conversation with a junior engineer about how adding a cache would not solve a complex architectural problem and…
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Comment #19722625
>The best parts of rust's error handling are the try!() macro (aka `?`), Go's way of providing try!() macro is less magical but almost as useful.[1] > From/Into error types allow t…
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Comment #19617086
> AWS to provide a docker on lambda option isn't that AWS Fargate?
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Comment #19295943
They are important in Haskell because they allow "real world" tasks to performed and give the ability to reason about functions. They are _useful_ for non-pure function programmers…
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Comment #19295917
that's a good generalization but has one small thing missing. The main benefit of a monad is composition. It allows a programmer to chain computation and put some logic in the chai…
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Comment #17293958
are you following a book or a website for the recipes? I would love to cook more at home but it takes time to find good recipes.
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Comment #16271846
Do as the docs says not as the doctor does.