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3 million people live in Toronto. This is like asking if you can get into politics in Chicago and change things.

Most well known DL libs use CUDA APIs, which is proprietary to NVidia, so to do it today you want an NVidia card.

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Dunno man, kinda seems like you should have made this trustless, distributed, anonymous and immutable.

The guy wrote something about TimescaleDB as well: https://grisha.org/blog/2017/07/13/timescaledb/

React is a view framework, and knowing the internals of React is a completely unnecessary set of knowledge for the majority of developers using it to build products with.

The package size of that thing is ridiculous. Used it once in a React/Redux app and it was about the same size as everything else combined.

Edit: 832kb apparently https://github.com/dropbox/zxcvbn/issues/169

apollo-server plugs into Koa, so no need to replace Koa.

Those might go hand in hand. Super manual processes.

No, I made this!

Many HN posts about JS devolve into a "I don't like Javascript because I'm a real programmer, not a frontend" slugfest.

As someone who is invested in the long-term success of the JS ecosystem, it becomes a lot easier just to remove yourself from the discussion because a lot of the community is so negative about the (older versions) of the language and ecosystem, purely on ideology.

> like it should

No it shouldn't. Split up large chunks if it impacts performance.

I would expect a site about CSS properties to also know about the performance impacts of paints... Takes a good 5s for everything to load.