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mechsy
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Comment #47830971
Yes, it helps to keep the bigger picture (pun intended) in focus and something tangible to criticise. Same for design docs. Otherwise, the conversation‘s spotlight just keeps movin…
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Comment #47695422
Yeah in a similar project getting line passthrough or similar to work (matching sampling frequencies etc.) to get a clean signal for the FFT proved much harder than setting up eg t…
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Comment #47422212
I too see potential in this - it started feeling a bit weird in recent years switching between Go, Python and Rust codebases with Python code looking more and more like a tradition…
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Comment #47098897
Absolutely! This is oftentimes my first easy task in the morning to kick things off. For many teams the temptation to let dependencies ‚rot‘ is real, however I have found a reliabl…
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Comment #46309640
Cancer sucks, I wish all the best towards a recovery. You’d also have to ‘fix’ DNA: unless we can re-engineer a bunch of key enzymes and then re-encode the entire genome (or maybe …
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Comment #46287040
True, opportunity cost is a factor, sorry if my reply sounded a bit brash. IMHO they are one of the few orgs who got this model right compared to lots of others who went the open c…
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Comment #46286523
If you need less scale/features go for glitchtip. If you’re not going for k8s, the self-hosted docker-compose version of sentry works fine including proper releases and support by …
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Comment #40104824
They could add registration and rate-limits
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Comment #40104213
Looks like they mostly use Sentinel-2 data and apply some processing on top. So it's basically (publicly funded?) open data [1, 2], available in multiple viewers [3, 4] and even on…
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Comment #37246615
Classic, thanks a lot!
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Comment #37064085
> I'm a vfx compositor turned devops crossover. That sounds interesting! How come? Been doing devops stuff for a few years by now but also have some background in the Unity/HCI spa…