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sambucini
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Comment #48516522
i always quite liked the flexibility of jira and the ability to logically connect tickets etc. I can see how it's perceived as this clumsy corporate tool, but i often whish gh issu…
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Comment #48516501
I've been trying keeping an eye on open source issue trackers/project managament tools I can self-host -- with good cli/mcp capabilities. So quite happy to see this as I feel there…
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Comment #46208851
px dynamics GmbH | Senior System Engineer, Full Stack | Full-time | Berlin/Cologne/Hybrid | https://www.pxdynamics.com/ Background: px dynamics was founded by me less than half a y…
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Comment #36168942
excellent -- thanks a lot!
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Comment #36166093
I find this super interesting!! while having a quick look, I got the impression, that Mercury runs 1 web service for 1 notebook right? For me it would be very helpful to something …
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Comment #36166050
I'm using Papermill to operationalize Notebooks ( https://github.com/nteract/papermill ), it e.g. also has airflow support. I'm really happy with papermill for automatic notebook e…
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Comment #29745790
thanks for that! we're all on-premise with our infrastructure, so I probably won't be allowed to use AWS here (I could imagine that the aws parameter store is also even more helpfu…
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Comment #29745763
i wasnt aware of the versioning bit in couchdb -- will look into that! thanks a lot!
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Comment #29739407
thanks, looking into it!
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Comment #29738238
yo, i work in the energy industry. it's not quite as terrifying as it looks. energy retailers typically sell electricity to end users at a fixed price. prudent retailers _hedge_ th…
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Ask HN: What is good open and flexible system for managing configs?
Hey all! let's say you have a lot data-sciency models in production (that for example forecast stuff) where each model relies on a bunch of hard-coded config parameters that you've…
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Comment #27697209
i've used prophet along many other ts methods for price forecasting in energy trading. my experience is that prophet is ok, but rather opaque. having tried many packages, I've alwa…
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Comment #19318833
yeah, it's both what you say and sales people's poor understanding of how annoying that is (and the fact that they get rewarded for closed contracts where operational costs dont ma…
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Comment #19316917
I work in energy trading in Europe and for us this is a blessing. Of course we store our time series TZ aware, but many less professional small utilities or other market participan…
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Comment #19005526
I wasn't actually paying. The account basically dormant and from back when they started and courses were free. I am just trying to minimize my digital footprint by deleting account…
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Comment #19005513
fyi - given it's annoying to collect all that information, I felt udacity might actually be able to help me with that. So I filed a subject access request under GDPR and asked them…
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Comment #19003074
Retain with pain.. The other day I tried to delete my udacity account. No button in settings, I mailed support, they asked my to mail legal (apparently they don't fwd mail..). From…
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Comment #18576477
Great, thanks all!
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Ask HN: What is the best DB for versioned time series?
Dear all, time series DBs are a hot topic these days but given the focus on IoT -- or more generally measurement data -- the underlying data model typically assumes that for one ti…
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Comment #18160446
Also Lithium ion battery have a fairly fixed ratio of capacity and power, of about 1MW to 1MWh. That makes them expensive for storing large amounts of power. With pump storage you'…