In gRPC/Go, setting up weighted load balancing is surprisingly simple.
🔹 On the server side, we need to compute requests per second and application load.
🔹 On the client side, enable weight-based request distribution.
It was not exactly five minutes to figure out, though
🔹 On the server side, we need to compute requests per second and application load.
🔹 On the client side, enable weight-based request distribution.
It was not exactly five minutes to figure out, though
March 6, 2025 at 8:59 PM
In gRPC/Go, setting up weighted load balancing is surprisingly simple.
🔹 On the server side, we need to compute requests per second and application load.
🔹 On the client side, enable weight-based request distribution.
It was not exactly five minutes to figure out, though
🔹 On the server side, we need to compute requests per second and application load.
🔹 On the client side, enable weight-based request distribution.
It was not exactly five minutes to figure out, though
Linear regression is a dangerous tool. It can fit any data set, but it has a number of assumptions. If you don't check them, the results might be invalid.
Generally, you have to either draw diagnostic charts for linear regression, or check the confidence intervals for coefficients, or both.
Generally, you have to either draw diagnostic charts for linear regression, or check the confidence intervals for coefficients, or both.
January 13, 2025 at 4:11 PM
Linear regression is a dangerous tool. It can fit any data set, but it has a number of assumptions. If you don't check them, the results might be invalid.
Generally, you have to either draw diagnostic charts for linear regression, or check the confidence intervals for coefficients, or both.
Generally, you have to either draw diagnostic charts for linear regression, or check the confidence intervals for coefficients, or both.
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December 17, 2024 at 1:40 PM
New toy: Odroid M1S. Quad-core ARM A-55, 8GB of RAM, 64GB eMMC storage, M.2 slot, gigabit ethernet.