piyiotisk

Wow you worked at General Magic? It must be such a cool experience to work there. Tell us more!

yeah as with all the skills you cannot deterministically trigger them. In my anecdotal tests it performed better. But yeah it's hard to prove it

what tech stack does it uses?

I did this a while back at https://github.com/piyiotisk/filedbot-client

Which it was a personal side project. Have a look!

I would like to know how they find it in comparison to a framework like react

I am interested in your experience with nextjs vs vanillajs, html etc. the site seems simple enough that it could be done using just html etc. I have this dilemma, using vanillajs vs react. If you can share your thought process it would be awesome. Thanks and congrats on the 10 years of running!

Who are you sir? I am a big fan of the general magicians

This is my favourite documentary on tech! If you know more please let me know

Yeah in London, I was sitting next to Tony Fadell. I couldn’t believe it!

I didn’t know about this show. Thanks for the recommendation I’ll check it out.

Is it based on a true story?

I totally agree. I watched it 3 times as well. One in London with a panel of the general magic employees. It was an amazing experience

Mine too! I still play it sometimes through cncnet but you need a windows machine or a VM?

Thanks my favourite is tiberian sun and I was looking to find a way to play it on mac. I think with this I might be able to do it

I've recently deployed an app using Nginx + Gunicorn on a VPS. I wrote a tutorial on how to replicate the setup here:

https://costapiy.com/deploy_django_project_linux_server/

I have a similar setup and wrote how to setup everything here

https://costapiy.com/deploy_django_project_linux_server/ and here https://github.com/costapiy/server_setup

I've used this in the past https://github.com/piyiotisk/fieldbot-server/blob/master/.gi...

Basically, building a docker image and server it using Docker compose. Of course you'll need NGINx as a reverse proxy running on the server.

If I do it again I'll use a service like render. Not worth managing this myself.

We've used databricks in my previous company (Skyscanner). The product worked well and in general better than having our own cluster. Our dev enablement team have build tooling around creating new DAGs and spinning up a new project was relatively easy.

Personally, I found the experience much better that what the company used before which was custom Spark clusters.

Yes exactly that. Even if you backtest for many years it’s still possible that you’ll lose money because future although correlated to the past can always have different patterns.

Still it’s a really fascinating field to explore.

Thanks for the reply. Seeing an algorithm trade 1000 times per day seems cool but I’ve realised is not a sustainable strategy even if you find something profitable since the costs of doing that many trades will make it unprofitable.

I am basically learning algorithmic trading. I know it’s really hard and if someone finds something profitable they probably wouldn’t share it but it’s very motivational if you find something that beats the market even by a small margin.

How can I use displayplacer to enabke hidpi?

I think the best mac app for managing windows using key bindings is https://rectangleapp.com/ . Also, is free and open source

https://keebord.io a website to show cool mechanical keyboards. Submit your builds if you want!

Great thanks.

Maybe that’s what some people use. For example deepcloning objects in JS is faster with json.parse(json.stringify())