Breza

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by Breza 7y ago
I'm feeling the same way
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by Breza 7y ago
There are parts of the United States where the average age of a woman when she has her first child is 30. All things being equal, that would make a first-time grandparent 60 years old at the birth of her grandchild and over 80 at his colleg
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by Breza 7y ago
Space launch vehicles have self-destruct buttons (including the Space Shuttle) but they also carry enormous kinetic force. A balloon gone wild doesn't need to be destroyed. To your broader point, it doesn't seem especially risky t
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by Breza 7y ago
DOIs and complete citations go a long way toward addressing this problem.
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by Breza 7y ago
Some native plants can handle that kind of temperature change better than others. I wish there were a database of plants that are both native and climate resilient for different areas.
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by Breza 7y ago
This is worth emphasizing. Tesla's detractors would likely give them the benefit of the doubt if Tesla had a track record like Boeing's.
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by Breza 7y ago
Just like any large warehouse, they need an exhaust system to vent dangerous fumes.
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by Breza 7y ago
Reminds me of the old limestone mine where federal employees still maintain a paper-based database system. Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/sf/national/2014/03/22/sinkho...
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by Breza 7y ago
Ultimately, your good manager needs a good manager in order to be effective. I run a department and have amazing support from the company president. Because of that, I don't have to play games trying to raise the visibility of the prob
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by Breza 7y ago
You nailed it. I used to be full time remote and I still manage a remote team. We talk about immediate things every day, but we're also have scheduled calls where we talk about the big picture of how things are going.
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by Breza 7y ago
This is the most fascinating thing I've read all day. Thanks for the information!
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by Breza 8y ago
I agree with you and the parent comment. I run a data science department and we rely on SQL. We even embed SQL queries into R scripts to pull the latest data. It isn't worth working with ORM for an analytics project when a few dozen li
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by Breza 8y ago
Think about the minimal cost of a case going to trial. Maybe $2,000 to pay outside counsel for one appearance to request dismissal? The costs balloon exponentially from there. I don't understand why Wag wouldn't offer at least $50
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by Breza 8y ago
That's my reaction too! Microservices with a dash of agile.
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by Breza 8y ago
Nice to see a statistician weighing in on this post
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by Breza 8y ago
That could be cool, but it would eliminate any subs that don't allow crossposting. That includes a few of the heavy hitters like ShowerThoughts and AskReddit.
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by Breza 8y ago
When this was originally on HN, I was impressed and signed up as a paying subscriber. Over time, I noticed development had stopped and the tiny things that I used to work around started to annoy me more. It's still a neat platform but
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by Breza 8y ago
I run data science in a company that publishes email newsletters. We store every delivery and event record as a row in our database. This gives us so much flexibility.
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by Breza 8y ago
I agree that it's worth paying for quality, but I didn't pay €1400 for my bed. I paid less than $1000 (€881) and am quite happy with it several years later. I agree with the other comments that suggest an upper limit to the amount
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by Breza 8y ago
That's a really clever idea!
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by Breza 8y ago
As a Christian, I accept that God is impossibly complex. The Bible uses a lot of memes that were well known at the time to describe God. We run into trouble when people start to look at those memes as if they were meant literally.
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by Breza 8y ago
This is a really interesting channel, thanks for sharing it!
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by Breza 8y ago
Thanks for doing the math
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by Breza 8y ago
Agreed. This isn't done just for ad targeting, either. If a user invokes a GDPR right to be forgotten, it's useful to make sure you've found all the instances of that user's email address in your system regardless of the
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by Breza 8y ago
I spend three hours a day commuting via subway. I've started reading textbooks about my field on the train and it's amazing how much it's improved my skills. I also read fiction and other things, which have their own benefits
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by Breza 8y ago
Move to Washington DC. I live here in the gigantic no-fly zone. No drones here, just government helicopters. And the occasional blimp... https://www.defenseone.com/technology/2014/12/drone-hunting-...
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by Breza 8y ago
I'd look at how websites like uptimerobot.com make money. Let people set up lists of sites to track and give them analytics about how often they're down.
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Radio host loses voice, uses custom text-to-speech program instead(jamiedupree.blog.ajc.com)
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