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Posted by
somesaba on Saturday October 29, 2022 @11:06PM
from the ask-hn dept.
When things break in production my first instinct is to find and revert what changed. How are folks tracking all the changes made in production? There's deploys, experiment changes, feature flags, config changes, custom scripts and more to keep track of.
Posted by
somesaba on Monday October 10, 2022 @06:42PM
from the yetalabs.com dept.
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somesaba on Wednesday September 09, 2020 @03:17PM
from the doordash.engineering dept.
Posted by
somesaba on Friday July 13, 2018 @03:25PM
from the ask-hn dept.
What are people's experiences with gRPC in production in 2018?
The robot arm is expensive because it needs precision hardware (backlash free bearings/gearing).
Your idea also requires precision hardware to move the sphere.
Thanks for writing this, the post is super helpful! I didn't see anything about the circuit design/iteration process. Would be great to hear what software was used to design the circuit (if any) and how that eventually translates to mass production.
Cool! I had an idea for something like this but instead of having each build be it's own lambda event, I wanted to make each individual test it's own lambda event. The goal is to have the build time for a complex project boil down to the time it takes to setup + run the longest test.
Yes, it would be helpful. Of course, other forms of treatment would still be needed.
I was thinking about this today. Neuroprosthetics with feedback is the most exciting. The type where people can actually sense touch on the prosthetic limb...but it's probably still in the "research" phase. Any startup trying to do this may need to work with a doctor. You may also need to do surgery to access the nerves...or maybe there's a better way..
I'd love to work on something like this too!
This is an interesting thought. The point of logging in would be to save user state, but maybe users can opt-out of that for certain apps... hmm
I was debating including that option :P
I've just never actually seen anyone else do it.For some reason, it feels 100x more complicated than checking my SMS app for an SMS code when in reality its not that different.
Would you say that's a small percent of your user base? Most of my friends hate the idea of needing to login via Facebook, but it is truly the simplest for them - and I'm not sure if my friends are just disproportionately biased. I'm also not sure if I want to depend on a third party.
Posted by
somesaba on Tuesday January 19, 2016 @04:36PM
from the ask-hn dept.
1. Facebook Login (or other social logins)2. Phone number with SMS code3. Username/pass4. Email/pass (Email will need to be verified)Would like to hear people's opinions. Assuming the app doesn't absolutely need Facebook's social data, all the options seem viable with different pros/cons.
Posted by
somesaba on Friday January 08, 2016 @07:38PM
from the techcrunch.com dept.
This is great. I've wanted to start a project in Rust but I'm hesitant since I haven't found any profiling tools akin to VisualVM. I'd feel a bit blind writing multi-threaded code where I can't see what's going on. What do people use to sanity check this sort of thing?
Thanks for answering questions! I'd be curious to know where you got your (presumably massive) data from to train a NN to spit out what seems to be binding affinity between two candidates (drug and target). Do you guys use a NN for each target? I know you may not be able to answer these questions :)
I hope your team succeeds, keep up the hard work!
I am confused by this as well. I thought apple did not allow people to make credit card purchases within an app, am I wrong or will these rules change? Where is the line drawn for using an IAP vs Apple Pay (where I presume Apple takes no cut)
this is my dream come true!
From the article:
10.1-inch Super AMOLED display
2560 x 1600 pixel resolution
Why can we have a 10" display w/ 1600p at a very reasonable price but I can't a get a 22" + monitor at the same resolution without shelling out over $1000 :C
Either way both methods are not sustainable which is the point I'm trying to make. 1250kcal is way too low and as taligent said, keto is used by bodybuilders to lean out a few weeks before competition, it is not something they do for long periods of time. I think the key to prolonged success is to make permanent lifestyle changes that you can commit to for the rest of your life.
What you did was not a healthy way to lose weight and unless you make a LIFESTYLE change that you can live with for the rest of your life then you will find yourself repeatedly using this starvation technique to lose weight unhealthily. Find something sustainable, keto is not sustainable for most people, and especially not at 1250Calories...
I think it refers to 1000x coverage on read which is then averaged
right?? But obviously, this wont happen, and I don't think that's fair.
I see, but I thought corporate tax was based off profit, not revenue?