RocketSyntax

Not serving a webapp

I was just going to store the results in S3 or some key:value until the end user could fetch them. And delete them on a retention policy.

Aren't mass dyings caused by viruses?

What is the use case for non-Scala? Apps written in Java?

Why doesn't the generated palette include the original color? Makes me lose faith.

so then it's just for people starting out. not a nonstarter

we used to play around with this idea. a tagline we liked was: "stream once, go nuts!" dunno why but it still makes me laugh

Same. I want to know how they want the functions/ classes structured file-wise, and what people expect docstring-wise.

No. I use apple notes and reminders on all of my devices.

just ahead of jooby and kooby

exciting to see event listeners drag, zoom. they make data come alive

Especially when you can redirect to apps or open apps with links

$ brew search dato

==> Formulae

mkvalidator

==> Casks

datovka

why should i use this over itsycal?

Haha "The winner, who had to be dragged across the finishing line by his trainers, was doped up and hallucinating on rat poison.

That was only after it was discovered that the first person to cross the line, Fred Lorz, actually hitched a ride in a car for most of the race."

you have no idea how deep this goes. nations are selling data at population scale

mistake. their data is trash. contains less than 1% of genome.

Hmm. No MIT.

The hardest and most time consuming work is the architecture/design. The code should be the easy part.

that's only 1 year executed in parallel

ah, yeah. totally forgot. sorry. i deal a lot with workflows and imagery mixes them up for me.

How does it compare to https://docs.prefect.io/ ?

There are so many pubsubs. It seems like every company and framework has their own.

How would this compare with plotly dash?

That's a file system and platform. See Databrick's recent work in EHR. It's open source.

At a micro scale

Agile needs to be married with OKRs for mid-long term strategy. This gives product development more "why" to complement the "what."

As a technical PM, I have taken a step back from agile in setting quarterly OKRs. It has allowed me to focus on the customer and market needs with great success.

However, as the team gets looser with agile I see deliverables slipping, overengineering, user-less features, and development becoming a black box creeping in again.

Agile on its own isn't enough. So if you want less, think again.

"a machine to collide electrons and positrons at energies similar to that of the LHC (which however uses protons on protons)"

how much will it cost to maintain it?