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technicolorwhat

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    Comment #30904373

    Yeah, we're also pushing for SSE for this kind of things.

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    Comment #30904355

    The idea is nice and needed. However maybe the spec is a bit elaborate for me to adopt it immediately. I've been rolling my own for some time at some clients, for our kafkaesque/ev…

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    Comment #30413363

    Hmm for me a course did wonders really. It really allowed me to better express my own needs and feelings and dial in the feelings of others. What described above I've seen happen, …

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    Comment #30374571

    Pretty awesome project really! As a sidenote: A bunch of the ML training and edge deployment magic is done via https://edgeimpulse.com which seems to make it much more accessible t…

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    Comment #29395673

    > The depth maps we currently generate come from our hardware and software prototypes. And yes, we’re already at incredibly high levels. That’s because our “deep-learning algorithm…

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    Ask HN: Anything to improve DX of K8s kubectl?

    I've been wondering if there is a simple fix for k8s unintuitive dx. A couple of things I find more difficult than should be: - Deploy a pod, some controller doesn't agree. Finding…

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    Comment #28799212

    Let's outsource social care/s

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    Comment #28680456

    Its almost like applying DDD bounded contexts after the fact.Breaking up your apps in their boundaries and moving them out on the storage level. I do have some questions though: 1.…

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    Comment #28462350

    Ah nice to hear from a rancher employee <3. Ah yeah, I totally understand the move, no blame there. But cattle was just amazing, it was easy and elegant!

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    Comment #28461576

    There is no mention on LXC/jails which is ofcourse the biggest inspiration for docker, if I am not mistaken it also used lxc under the hood. That was already a good'ish product and…

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    Comment #28461342

    I think docker itself had plenty of time to innovate. They could have solved the problem long before mainstream got a hold of kubernetes. They just didn't solve the actual problems…

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    Comment #28378483

    Darn it, I feel excluded, I am dutch and haven't opened any multiple back accounts yet. I probably should.

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    Comment #28336651

    Thank you!

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    Ask HN: Open-source notion.so like block editor?

    Hi all, I am looking for an opensource notion.so like editor also maybe the word for such an editor. Right now I know of the name block editor and the project http://editorjs.io. B…

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    Comment #28300959

    Thank you! More data wrangling tips are much appreciated!

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    Comment #28298783

    For anyone wrangling with data like I do. I use https://github.com/TomWright/dasel quite a lot (it supports various formats and conversion between them) Also csvkit https://csvkit.…

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    Comment #28122525

    Yes excited for this. I do believe having yarn introduced was the exact push NPM needed in order to tidy up their consistent installs game at that time. Hope these additions will m…

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    Comment #27992355

    Its interesting to see how technology sometimes drives away old professions, reminds me of this documentary https://vimeo.com/66507747 about the last ice man in Ecuador.

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    Comment #27909959

    Serious question: We talk always about companies like they are are organisms and not run by people making decisions. I see texts referring to group, company, people. Who's making t…

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    Comment #27883087

    I work with XML quite a lot for connecting legacy but also 'modern' systems, and there are some good parts and some absolutely horrible parts, let me go on a rant for a little. I c…

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    Comment #27651560

    At least its not time syncing for ants

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    Comment #27515261

    To be honest I find it more interesting to know why people thought this in the first place to begin with, any pointers?

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    Comment #27438656

    If the author is here, could we get the code, I would like to hack on a not-clone of replit :)