razvvan

I guess it depends on what you do with it but the cognitive load of the potential situation that would need all that realestate... unsettles me.

:~/ekioh_5.11.4_raspberry-pi-flow_20201221_r33618$ ./flow

-bash: ./flow: No such file or directory

It is. So sorry about that. It was written as part of a "celebrate Global Entrepreneurship Week" thing by Stripe and it was suggested that such a title would have more inspirational value. That's no excuse for that title and I apologize.

Move to Berlin and find a decent startup. Plenty of challenging jobs but more importantly you'll find there's a much better work-life balance. It's still up to you to put your time to good use.

little pieces of text(code in general) that I want to remember/have available somewhere but that doesn't really belong in the code's repository. For example a certain solr query that I use to test out different things, or a certain list of commands I need to run every 2-3 weeks to parse a log in a certain way.

if you want something that scales better use minhash. You get a similarity that is approx jaccard but with a lower footprint memory and cpu wise.

If I were to implement this I'd rather use google's prediction api. At least with that you get a bit of control over what goes into the training data.