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Comment #15678206
If the point is to easily reconstruct geometry, then mimicking humans should mean using 3D imagery (same object seen from two eyes) to get a better idea of its shape. Wonder if tha…
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Comment #15551982
It appears this is based on that cssselect library mentioned above, compiling CSS selectors to XPath. That is, performance should approximate XPath, while convenience should be hig…
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Comment #15549091
> If CSS selectors needed only a few enhancements to compete with XPath You may want to try ParslePy, it combines CSS/XPath functionality, allowing you to declaratively specify the…
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Comment #15383397
This seems like a great candidate to add to HNPWA. :)
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Comment #15371794
Could this be generalized to work across frameworks with e.g. https://github.com/prerender/prerender ?
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Comment #15323473
So... would there be still risks in giving basic income to females?
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New graph db helps PRC gov identify dissidents
So, the new [TigerGraph](http://www.tigergraph.com/) contains a demo (behind signup wall) called Social Graph, which uses a model of data that afaik only the Chinese government wou…
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Comment #15314203
What I find interesting about their sample data sets is the Social Graph one, which uses a model of data that afaik only the Chinese government would have access to: tying everythi…
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Comment #15314130
Related story: https://www.datanami.com/2017/09/19/tigergraph-emerges-nativ...
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Comment #15138546
Note, Here Maps doesn't seem Asia proof yet, just seems to use English everywhere.
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Comment #15129461
Now I'm wondering if something like Mondrian could help stream MDX queries over this...
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Comment #15058926
Dunno if it's just me, but I read these Vue articles and all I see is a bunch of hypocrites with an identity crisis, criticizing React for fragmentation, Angular for having 'one Ri…
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Comment #14815722
Take-away: if you're doing something illicit you'd better reconsider being dumb about passwords. Or would just user names / IPs have done them in?
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Comment #14744486
Idris language encourages type-driven development, and can make guesses about holes in your program based on the types. I expect (and hope) we'll be seeing more of that in programm…
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Comment #14686954
I tried typing functional programming library Ramda using TS, and got frustrated it still had some limitations (e.g. needing overload codegen in lieu of variadic support). I tried …
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Comment #14686913
See this thread: https://esdiscuss.org/topic/es8-proposal-optional-static-typ... Note that things have moved a bit, and we're now only a few standing proposals away from being able…
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Comment #14617854
I'm reading the Idris book now, and one cool thing there is guessing bits of implementation based on the type declarations (there written before implementation). I imagine in a vis…
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Comment #14291749
I'm curious: to what extent could a US ruling on this affect the rest of the world?
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Comment #14062425
I'd be interested to ask, since this project identifies as distinguishing itself in terms of performance, would you have any benchmarks on how it fits in with some of its peers? I …
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Comment #14010210
Would be interested to see this as well. Looks like TPC-DS would a big benchmark in SQL, though apparently aimed toward transaction processing... maybe more relevant when they add …
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Comment #14010204
I was curious, what's different about the community edition? It didn't really tell on the pricing page.
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Comment #13076777
This compiler sounds similar to me as the Ahead-of-Time (AoT) compiler currently shipped in Angular 2.