Quite literally a fender bender.
It doesn’t give any examples of open- vs closed-skills sports in the abstract…
I believe it. Denying delicious El Farolito burritos to New Jerseyans would be tantamount to a war crime.
He has the advantage of knowing what is there and they can create an arrangement to license or sell the IP to another entity… if it’s just gathering dust, why not?
How are people actually using vector databases? The closest explanation to a use case architecture I've seen recently was https://mattboegner.com/knowledge-retrieval-architecture-for... - it basically describes doing…
Who is developing this product? Under what circumstances is it 30% faster than Parquet?
Cuy is guinea pig, not rat, but I hear you on the rodent flavor. Worth it once for the experience but I wouldn’t eat it a second time!
This is really neat. One piece of feedback is it begins and ends TeX expressions by saying “dollar” which is distracting. Probably best to strip the TeX syntax while retaining the expressions. Simple ones like O(1)…
There is no doubt.
Most people have good health care plans through their employer that pays for most of this stuff. I paid a few hundred dollars to the hospital when my child was born and we were there for several days. There are just a…
Lovely article. Allosaurus is amazing and terrifying. Very cool factoids about the bunny hands, first time hearing they were incorrectly depicted.
Since I mentioned performance, one other area that makes flexibility nontrivial is how you decide to serialize different types of messages on the wire and on disk. If you don't need extensibility, it's easy to keep…
I have been working full-time on Kudu since its early development. As others have mentioned, Arrow and Kudu are quite different. Despite the controversial-sounding title of Daniel Abadi's article, his content was…
I think it's because Qt has traditionally had a pretty weird dual- or tri-licensing model: https://www.qt.io/faq/#_Toc453700684 which resulted in less adoption by developers because of the viral nature of the GPL. IIRC,…
Run your tests against clang (as well as gcc) and then ship with gcc. Last I heard, gcc still had the speed advantage for optimized code anyway.
Fred, really interesting article! Thanks for posting it. For those in the Bay Area, if you'd like to hear more about Kudu, I'm giving a talk about it in Palo Alto tomorrow (Wed) at the Big Data Application Meetup at…
Fair enough, but here's another example. Say someone is trying to move from IC to management. They might have no mgmt experience so they put "seeking engineering management position" as their objective. Is there a…
We're using libev (actually libev++ which is cross-platform, has a decent underlying C impl, and a C++ bridge API). It seems to work well and is fast and cross platform. It can be a little tricky to figure out what is…
John does a good job of explaining the difference between software patents and traditional hardware patents to the layperson. He notes that while hardware patents are usually very specific, software patents can be so…
If you haven't seen Brendan Gregg's Linux performance tools page & slides, you should check it out. He explores a wide variety of great stuff, especially perf and ftrace (as mentioned in the article) as well as a few…
Wow... I understand that you'd be much more productive with a large monitor and good keyboard, but to the extent that you couldn't perform in a coding interview? Give me a break... In the past, I've used CollabEdit for…
I thought you were wrong but not so. Here's the proof that they are indeed the same company: http://pivotal.io/labs
Whoops, looks like our posts crossed on the wire. I definitely think Steve's post is worth the read - it hits home.
One of the best arguments I've seen on this matter is by Steve Yegge. It's a must read: http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2008/09/programmings-dirties... I spent 10 years in industry before I decided to learn to touch…
ag is incredible, especially paired with Ack.vim and a mapping. I use <leader>as to search for the current word under the cursor. The results are instantaneous. With ag and YouCompleteMe, I never fall back to…
Quite literally a fender bender.
It doesn’t give any examples of open- vs closed-skills sports in the abstract…
I believe it. Denying delicious El Farolito burritos to New Jerseyans would be tantamount to a war crime.
He has the advantage of knowing what is there and they can create an arrangement to license or sell the IP to another entity… if it’s just gathering dust, why not?
How are people actually using vector databases? The closest explanation to a use case architecture I've seen recently was https://mattboegner.com/knowledge-retrieval-architecture-for... - it basically describes doing…
Who is developing this product? Under what circumstances is it 30% faster than Parquet?
Cuy is guinea pig, not rat, but I hear you on the rodent flavor. Worth it once for the experience but I wouldn’t eat it a second time!
This is really neat. One piece of feedback is it begins and ends TeX expressions by saying “dollar” which is distracting. Probably best to strip the TeX syntax while retaining the expressions. Simple ones like O(1)…
There is no doubt.
Most people have good health care plans through their employer that pays for most of this stuff. I paid a few hundred dollars to the hospital when my child was born and we were there for several days. There are just a…
Lovely article. Allosaurus is amazing and terrifying. Very cool factoids about the bunny hands, first time hearing they were incorrectly depicted.
Since I mentioned performance, one other area that makes flexibility nontrivial is how you decide to serialize different types of messages on the wire and on disk. If you don't need extensibility, it's easy to keep…
I have been working full-time on Kudu since its early development. As others have mentioned, Arrow and Kudu are quite different. Despite the controversial-sounding title of Daniel Abadi's article, his content was…
I think it's because Qt has traditionally had a pretty weird dual- or tri-licensing model: https://www.qt.io/faq/#_Toc453700684 which resulted in less adoption by developers because of the viral nature of the GPL. IIRC,…
Run your tests against clang (as well as gcc) and then ship with gcc. Last I heard, gcc still had the speed advantage for optimized code anyway.
Fred, really interesting article! Thanks for posting it. For those in the Bay Area, if you'd like to hear more about Kudu, I'm giving a talk about it in Palo Alto tomorrow (Wed) at the Big Data Application Meetup at…
Fair enough, but here's another example. Say someone is trying to move from IC to management. They might have no mgmt experience so they put "seeking engineering management position" as their objective. Is there a…
We're using libev (actually libev++ which is cross-platform, has a decent underlying C impl, and a C++ bridge API). It seems to work well and is fast and cross platform. It can be a little tricky to figure out what is…
John does a good job of explaining the difference between software patents and traditional hardware patents to the layperson. He notes that while hardware patents are usually very specific, software patents can be so…
If you haven't seen Brendan Gregg's Linux performance tools page & slides, you should check it out. He explores a wide variety of great stuff, especially perf and ftrace (as mentioned in the article) as well as a few…
Wow... I understand that you'd be much more productive with a large monitor and good keyboard, but to the extent that you couldn't perform in a coding interview? Give me a break... In the past, I've used CollabEdit for…
I thought you were wrong but not so. Here's the proof that they are indeed the same company: http://pivotal.io/labs
Whoops, looks like our posts crossed on the wire. I definitely think Steve's post is worth the read - it hits home.
One of the best arguments I've seen on this matter is by Steve Yegge. It's a must read: http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2008/09/programmings-dirties... I spent 10 years in industry before I decided to learn to touch…
ag is incredible, especially paired with Ack.vim and a mapping. I use <leader>as to search for the current word under the cursor. The results are instantaneous. With ag and YouCompleteMe, I never fall back to…