dhbradshaw

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  1. Computer-Less Evening Experiment (dhbradshaw.substack.com)
  2. I have a friend who focused his career around event planning. Unsurprisingly, he's had a rough ride during these last several months. He's a great communicator with perfect English and a polite and friendly manner. He's…

  3. We have a ton of low velocity (every 10 minute) single number metrics we'd like to throw somewhere and then plot over time. I was thinking of rigging something up with aws Kinesis Firehose. But before going custom, I…

  4. We're looking at moving a large (~3TB and growing at an increasing rate) postgres database over to Citus. I'm sold, I think but for a big decision like this I think it makes sense to get some references. Have you had…

  5. Meaning, if I send it 1e9 unique records, one at a time, what are the chances that I'll lose one of those records?

  6. We have a small stream of data -- perhaps 100 or so messages per second. It would be awesome to be able to divide that data up between a few s3 objects and append to them bit by bit. But of course s3 doesn't allow…

  7. Ideally, append-only. Basically, what do you do if you want to pool a bunch of streams into a (potentially very large) log file?

  8. There are a ton of applications that open up when you attach a little intelligence to a camera. So here's a question: what's the cheapest way to take a picture every x minutes and upload it to a website? Ideally, this…

  9. I'm interested in hearing experiences and thoughts on both sides.

  10. Not too long ago, I decided to finally become comfortable with Rust. So I read through the new Rust book and used Rust to solve the first 50 project Euler problems. Here's the part that I think is interesting: As I…

  11. I've been collecting a list of open source machine learning projects for genomics and more general biology applications, and I'd like to grow it. Does anyone here know of some good projects?

  12. I'm building a website that lets people aggregate the numbers they care about into one spot. Right now, the group that it is most popular with is authors, who use it to get alerts when they get a new review on Amazon.…

  13. We'd write solutions for one Euler problem per week in each of the four languages and share and compare solutions on a private blog.