grillorafael | 2 years ago | on: Terraform Pricing Changes
Does anyone know if the `per hour` is execution time of terraform or if it is just it existing hours?
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grillorafael | 3 years ago | on: Science needs more research software engineers
I would happily stop everything that I'm doing to become an RSE if it paid well enough. I really like the field and what it is but if it doesn't pay the bill then it doesn't pay the bill.
grillorafael | 5 years ago | on: 2020 Game
That is pretty cool
grillorafael | 5 years ago | on: USB-C was supposed to simplify our lives, but instead it’s a total mess
It simplified a lot for me I must say
grillorafael | 5 years ago | on: Show HN: Jet – in-memory, fault-tolerant, distributed stream processing
This has ways to handle all the problems i currently manually implement. Any idea of getting a python api ?
grillorafael | 5 years ago | on: Lua 5.4.0
"const variables" makes me giggle a little
grillorafael | 5 years ago | on: Linux Sucks 2020
Can you all please listen the thing fully before complaining ?
grillorafael | 6 years ago | on: Vue.js Pro Lightbox – fancy, responsive slide gallery
The basic seems much more responsive than the pro
grillorafael | 7 years ago | on: Open Sourcing Peloton, Uber’s Unified Resource Scheduler
I second you
grillorafael | 7 years ago | on: Kubernetes for personal projects? No thanks
Curious to know what.
We run a DCOS cluster with 40+ machines and we have to deal with pretty much nothing
grillorafael | 7 years ago | on: Kubernetes for personal projects? No thanks
I recommend having a look at DCOS
grillorafael | 7 years ago | on: Kubernetes Is a Surprisingly Affordable Platform for Personal Projects
Where I work we adopted DCOS and it has been nothing but a pleasure to use and we have been updating the cluster quite often. Always very smooth and no pain at all.
We thought about k8s a couple of times but it always looked too over complicated and no gain compared to our use of DCOS
grillorafael | 7 years ago | on: Ferret – Declarative web scraping
I think I have never seen so many negative comments before. Yes, OPs idea might be a bit unnecessary but it surely looks interesting. It could mature to a very interesting project. And depending on your business, if you rely heavily on crawling, having a specific language for it might help with making code more uniform
grillorafael | 7 years ago | on: On the Worst-Case Complexity of TimSort
yes but they will share the same complexity
grillorafael | 7 years ago | on: On the Worst-Case Complexity of TimSort
Yes. If the java have a different complexity it is a different algorithm.
To the writers defense, they have to algorithm in pseudo code in the article
grillorafael | 7 years ago | on: On the Worst-Case Complexity of TimSort
Given that rho can vary with the input and is completely arbitrary value, shouldn’t be also called n?
Memories on the subject are not great so might be saying bullshit in here
grillorafael | 7 years ago | on: Data Engineering Patterns with Apache Airflow [video]
The animations kills me
grillorafael | 7 years ago | on: Data Engineering Patterns with Apache Airflow [video]
Apache Airflow seems like a really interesting project but I don't know anyone using that can give a real life pros/cons to it.
Anyone here dares to give some feedback in that sense?
Ps: Why do people still use Prezi? It gives me vertigo.
grillorafael | 7 years ago | on: The Future of Notebooks: Lessons from JupyterCon
As many already said, I think it is a great tool for prototyping and data exploration but when it comes to moving code to production, for me it makes very little sense to use it.
Netflix said that if the job breaks they can enter the notebook with the data and see what is wrong. For me it feels like they did development with 0 safe guards and if it breaks they check why. Instead of logging problems and dealing with edge cases in the code beforehand
grillorafael | 7 years ago | on: Katie's New Face
Does anyone know why most (if not all) face transplant have such wide jaw line ?
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