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sten

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About sten

Business application developer. Contractor. I love programming at all levels from embedded to machine learning.

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    Comment #25433091

    Horrifying sure, but I am curious what is the motivation here. We use more lambdas and for more things than are generally considered kosher... one more couldn't hurt.

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    Ask HN: What Happened to HN Books?

    Took me a while to notice that I wasn't receiving weekly summaries of books linked in HN. I've discovered plenty of gems on this subscription and I'm just wondering if we all colle…

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    Comment #22617169

    Thank you sir. I know what I can do for the next few days!

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    Comment #22580757

    TIL, thank you sir. Gonna try this out tomorrow.

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    Comment #22566903

    I thought diet intervention is the primary treatment prior to dialysis. With the goal of prolonging the time until mechanical intervention or replacement becomes necessary. But I'v…

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    Comment #22545905

    Only for the first few people who do it and it will come at a great cost to everyone else. Classic collective action problem at work and down right dangerous thinking. If even a fr…

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    Comment #22063975

    The communication delay is one of the key plot elements in The Three Body Problem books.

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    Comment #21650358

    Yeah but the AI could pretend it knows.

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    Comment #21518242

    Someone here wrote a POC. They happened to be fairly high up, not C-level but well respected. Basically, I can save x% cost using this. You can bootstrap that if you're not high en…

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    Comment #21518148

    This is oddly similar to what we're doing. Except my team is heading towards sagemaker against my wishes.

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    Comment #21423227

    Does the use of neonicotinoids not also affect the native pollinators? I was under the impression that the issue is not solely honey bees but all insects. (Honey bees being a usefu…

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    Comment #21165245

    Yes, but isn't it predicted that the average life expectancy of the current generation will be less than that of the prior generations?

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    Comment #20999138

    You've sold me!

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    Comment #20980187

    Double down on this. I want to work in Aerospace, but not for the military industrial complex. Who do I work for?

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    Comment #20706184

    I've run into this problem. But I believe the parent was referring to the situation where new lambdas spin up and aren't immediately ready to respond to invocations. The delay can …

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    Comment #20018405

    There is an absolutely solid book on the subject of how NASA comes to make decisions. The Space Shuttle Decision[1]. I say solid and not good because it's easily the most boring bo…

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    Comment #19605240

    I picked up this book based on this quote from Aaron and absolutely struggled through it. Taking over a year to read completely. And then in the end, he was correct. I did wish the…

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    Comment #19586338

    ~Or send them to your dwarven workshops to make mugs, tables, doors, and thrones.~ They're already rich so no need for further trade goods at this point. Best to continue to dig de…

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    Comment #19583029

    Could I trouble you to give me an example of the second one? Something rust provides that might be better to learn the hard way?

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    Comment #19282682

    I came across this when I attempted to run wow in linux after upgrading my gpu and ram. This was this month, and last time I logged in was in Legion. Exactly as you describe but yo…

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    Comment #19147291

    This sounds like an amazing pain in the ass. I wonder if this impacts my own lambdas.

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    Comment #19002974

    Whoever this woman was, she was an engineer working at a cutting edge computer company in the 1970s. She likely suffered ridiculous prejudices to get to the point where she was. I'…

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    Comment #19002290

    Don't leave out the rest of the quote. >"Yes, it really annoys me," she said. "On the other hand, he is the only one who ever explained quantum mechanics to me as if I could unders…

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    Comment #18561399

    Gonna try using rust this year as well. I have no background in rust at all so I'm a bit excited for the extra experience of trying a new language.