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> continuously monitoring the estimated model performance Main point here. Model performance can degrade for any number of reasons and at varying rates. As a starting point, focus …

Recently listened to this on a road trip and I can report that it kept me interested and awake :). This podcast quickly focuses in on the problem of boolean satisfiability and the …

In theory, this benefits complex business processes running across corporations/agencies/gov/etc. requiring a distributed ledger. For example, mineral mining/procurement/certificat…

I don't recall Task Roles being a thing when I started using EC2 Container Service. For container security and isolation, that makes a whole lot of sense.

Having built something similar with RabbitMQ in a high-volume industry, there are a lot of benefits people in this thread seem to be glossing over and are instead debating semantic…

> Instances get role data from the metadata service, but containers can't access that metadata and should access the local ECS agent instead (which has its own API). Just a quick a…

So basically a forum? Knowledge Management is a broad topic and it's hilarious seeing the same solutions brought up again and again. I have all this persistent information! New peo…

I would prefer the image to look identical. Each host is going to have a unique name, and you're going to outsource your routing/discovery to the Client/another service anyway righ…

Some basic conditional logic was added in 0.8 [0]. The reliance on 'interesting' declarative tricks, e.g. counts for conditionals and loops, is a little annoying I agree. However, …

Great changes! State environments is the feature that stands out the most for me. Currently, this is done by managing different sets of TF VARs. That's not going away, but this sho…

Someone has been reading Rothfuss.

I type roughly 150 WPM without many errors, though I can burst much higher. The last disconnected keyboards I tried were: * Apple Wireless Keyboard * Logitech K 300 * Microsoft -go…

Do you know anyone that purchased Logitech keyboards for those sweet visuals on the tiny LCD screen? Me neither. This is a total gimmick. Power users don't look at the keyboard, it…

Not a knock here since I know this is not a majority case, but for marginally quick typists, I would say these wireless/bt keyboards are useless. Input lag is dreadful.

Right, if I want to rely on Finagle's RPC capabilities, e.g. load balancing, routing, tracing, etc, then my microservice must be JVM based and use the Finagle library. This is a st…

I believe part of what the author is looking for is currently being pushed by the Deis guys with Helm[1]. Think of it as a package manager for creating Kubernetes configurations. I…

I use an older Pi with Raspbmc (osmc) and I can stream 1080P movies just fine. The key is to 1.) Avoid streaming off a slow disk e.g. NAS, 2.) Ensure you have the necessary bandwid…

Keep your diet in check and eat your TDEE or less in calories to maintain weight or lose a few pounds. That's 90% of it. Sign up for a gym and workout 3 times a week aiming to impr…

Do you think you could write a blog post about this? Finding interesting uses for Roslyn may help drive its use in the community. Plus, that just sounds interesting.

I don't believe this is true at all. Dependency injection is just a way to invert control, decouple your code, and make it more testable. Proper tests of your configuration when yo…

To those who are confused by the name, this is not a Jabber / XMPP service. JabbR started as an example chat app for using SignalR[1], an open-source, realtime signaling library fo…

I'm seeing a lot of surprise by the lack of NFC, but given the lack of market adoption, I can understand why they may not take it as a high priority. Plus, we've all seen the repor…

Are you trying to say the overhead of SCRUM would increase the time to 3 months? SCRUM is a lightweight framework, so I am struggling to see how this could happen. Alternatively, d…