czbond

Question: Does SedonaDB support custom / alternative coordinate systems?

For example, if i wanted to define a 4d region called (fish, towel, mouse, alien) and there were floats for each of fish/towel/mouse/alien?

I have come to using a multi stage Docker build. One to install dependencies and build whatever it is. I then might have a second clean docker image where the dependencies are copied to and run.

This helps with localized risk, and some production risk - but not all of it.

NPM packages have become a huge nuisance security wise.

With "code" or "not-code" did you make a cheeky reference to "hotdog" "not hotdog"?

> For a large chunk of my life, I would start a personal project, get stuck on some annoying detail ...

I am the same way. I did Computer Science because it was a combination of philosophy and meta thinking. Then when I got out, it was mainly just low level errors, dependencies, and language nuance.

I don't disagree with you on new builds and new purchases. But homeowners living in some of these areas for 10...30 years suddenly becoming un-insurable when the environment changed around them is a thorny issue.

> My intent was not to replace that so much as offer another way to make a physical note feel personal,

Your approach is great; I can see a good need for this, and it is a unique offering which amends rather than replaces postcards in my view.

I could even see you having real post cards that have a QR code to the voice version that you sell in shops.

Great idea, and also as a creator myself, I enjoyed reading about the challenges that came up

I believe Tan's words were mis-represented. I believe he is saying that it cost Prim $20M and he then wrote that post. I don't think he is insinuating anything else.

Of course.... doesn't mean she was early in forming that viewpoint. Just stating the near future obvious

Thanks for joining the obvious Fei-Fei about 5 years late. Spatial web standards approved by IEEE that have been in the works for years.

https://spatialwebfoundation.org/

@roshdodd - Is there a modern reference/book that covers the design of such systems?

I like your approach here, thanks for posting

Here is another thread today that could give you prospect ideas. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43812856

Thank you - really interesting looking read, thanks for crafting the deep explanation, with links to actual internal code examples. Also, thanks for not putting it behind the Medium paywall

What is a modern equivalent of this genre of game? I loved C&C

To be fair, that was added on Jan 20. A whole lot could have changed in a month ;) https://github.com/cot-rs/cot/commit/19b1d897e0af20616a4afa4...

Thank you for posting this - really cool project. Also, thank you for sharing your splat experience and methodology.

My suggestion is this: Founders often underwhelm on paper, but knock it out of the park when in person. Network in your city with leadership of companies at any stage.

Example: Last month, I was just messing around with an idea, told my vision for it in 5 years to someone that works at a company that should do $400M revenue this year, $800M in 2 years. He had never met his CEO.... his CEO heard my thoughts and offered to FLY cross country out to meet me... someone who doesn't even work there.

This is really cool. I can see quite a number of potential applications.

I agree with your central point, but in my estimation, the entire world minus a very small percentage point only work on or care about small, short term solutions to problems.

And that is fine. Engineers are not social & feelers with high individual level empathy scores. So let them/us build large scaleable solutions with the individual 1-to-1 personal interaction removed.

Yes - to me the OP means solving issues ahead of time.... create the vaccine 1x or treat the virus causing the issue millions of times.

I have spent enough of this year injured due to my own adventure sport aggressive mis steps. I was MUCH less productive during this period than before or now due to injury.

Had I not needed to deal with that, is the most productive self and that has a exponential effect society.

Interesting project, thanks for sharing. Your link above has an extra "w".

Good counter points, thanks for sharing those.

I use a corded snowblower and lawnmower. While not the best user experience over batteries, I know they always work and require little maintenance.

Thanks for creating this - it looks interesting. Contributions like this are really needed in the Ruby community

I am not in this "space", but I second the "this is cool to see", more stuff like this needed on HN.

Last I looked, a CISO's tenure was only 3-5 years (I'm being generous) because the stress is incredible and you end up being responsible to every other CxO in the company.

You have much power, but little as well because every department claims security is the reason their projects are delayed - or if they move quickly and there is an issue, they point back at CISO.

Enough companies are looking for their CISO to be an attorney, or to also be an attorney, because you spend a lot of your time threading through laws, contracts, policies, company risks, and parter risks, etc.

Much of it at that level is NOT architecture and software discussions. You wouldn't think the job would be similar to lead counsel, but unfortunately a majority of a certain company's risk now a days is in that area.

I also believe this data is suggesting there was a phased roll out that was not noticed.

Interesting - thanks for the CO2 concentration link. I am curious what prior to 2019 looked like (eg: if it was a comparable size, yet dipped in 2019-2021) and is back to normal.