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Comment #47690407
I personally use git commit -m "." for: "Just snapshots this state real quick" on a feature branch. main branch is advanced on PR level, with squashed commits. So the "." should ne…
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Comment #47258696
Can someone explain to me, why Google can't (or does not want to) implement the same auth flow that any other SaaS company uses: # API Keys in Settings 1. Go to Settings -> API Key…
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Comment #46964262
Agreed. To me it looks like the entire discussion is just bike-shedding.
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Comment #46347125
A post on this topic feels incomplete without a shout-out to Charity Majors - she has been preaching this for a decade, branded the term "wide events" and "observability", and buil…
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Comment #45757742
Well Python Language should be seen as an UI layer for C++/C. Not out of character to use Rust for "heavy lifting"
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Comment #44961839
Why would you learn Gaussian Processes today? Is there any application where they are still leading and have not been superseeded by Deep NNets?
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Comment #44488198
> The real question is can they do a better job than no therapist. That's the option people face. > The answer to that question might still be no, but at least it's the right quest…
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Comment #44245174
> New Relic did this for the Rails revolution, Datadog did it for the rise of AWS, and Honeycomb led the way for OpenTelemetry. I find this reading of history of OTel highly biased…
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Comment #44198032
Can you explain this? What is the compilation target? What is the compiler? How does being a "python extension" help?
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Comment #43771115
From my experience most DTrace users rely on DTrace "providers" [1] and Static Trace Points [2] rather than directly probing kernel structs. Also these days the Solaris kernel is n…
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Comment #43028840
Regular speaker here (who is also on the list). I was never payed for a talk, and I have very rarely heared of people being payed by the conference itself -- appart from some "rock…
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Comment #42967111
OK. RTFM. You already did! Wonderful.
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Comment #42967106
Can you modify this to listen to a signal (e.g. SIGUSR) instead, for triggering the REPL?
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Comment #42665244
int mid =(low + high) / 2; > Specifically, it fails if the sum of low and high is greater than the maximum positive int value (2^31 - 1). I would really challenge calling this kind…
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Comment #42397143
What's the point of art?
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Comment #41698311
Hi horv, For Courtney Dauwalter are we talking "won" as in across all starters or across all women starters? Winning against a mixed field would be beyond impressive!
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Comment #41443710
Can someone here provide some more context on how this is supposed to be used, and what is great about this approach? Concrete Questions: - Is this about the official test suite, o…
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Comment #41054170
> Conceptually, during a door invocation the client thread that issues the door procedure call migrates to the server process associated with the door, and starts executing the pro…
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Comment #40147535
Thanks for pointing this out. Looks like only the python bindings are not included in nunpy.
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Comment #40145220
This does not seem to depend on BLAS/LAPACK. Good to see LU decomposition with full pivoting being implemented here (which is missing from BLAS/LAPACK). This gives a fast, numerica…