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rohannair

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About rohannair

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    Comment #26446743

    3 million people live in Toronto. This is like asking if you can get into politics in Chicago and change things.

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    Comment #25138106

    Most well known DL libs use CUDA APIs, which is proprietary to NVidia, so to do it today you want an NVidia card.

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    Comment #16976517

    Highline BETA | Toronto, Canada | Onsite | https://highlinebeta.com Highline BETA combines the assets and experience of leading enterprises, the agility of startup founders, and th…

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    Comment #15981732

    Dunno man, kinda seems like you should have made this trustless, distributed, anonymous and immutable.

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    Comment #14993011

    The guy wrote something about TimescaleDB as well: https://grisha.org/blog/2017/07/13/timescaledb/

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    Comment #14696006

    React is a view framework, and knowing the internals of React is a completely unnecessary set of knowledge for the majority of developers using it to build products with.

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    Comment #13675340

    The package size of that thing is ridiculous. Used it once in a React/Redux app and it was about the same size as everything else combined. Edit: 832kb apparently https://github.co…

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    Comment #13495340

    apollo-server plugs into Koa, so no need to replace Koa.

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    Comment #13492200

    Those might go hand in hand. Super manual processes.

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    Comment #13487877

    No, I made this!

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    Performance Review advice

    Hi, manager here. We've got this horrible internal performance review process using Excel sheets and hope that people do them properly. Has anyone seen a better way to do this?

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    Comment #13106835

    Many HN posts about JS devolve into a "I don't like Javascript because I'm a real programmer, not a frontend" slugfest. As someone who is invested in the long-term success of the J…

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    Comment #13031657

    > like it should No it shouldn't. Split up large chunks if it impacts performance.

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    Comment #13031590

    I would expect a site about CSS properties to also know about the performance impacts of paints... Takes a good 5s for everything to load.