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by F_J_H 7y ago
Re: playing the meta game, a great article on coyotes being "too clever by half" and missing the meta game to their detriment came up on HN awhile ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17079369 Basic idea - yo
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by F_J_H 7y ago
Awesome - elegantly simple using very common technologies.
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by F_J_H 7y ago
I've wondered about this too, but have not gotten around to trying it yet. We get a gnarly csv log file back from our sensors in the field, which is really a "flattened" relational data model. What I mean by that is a file wi
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by F_J_H 7y ago
Can anyone comment on Coda? First time I've seen it - looks pretty cool.
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by F_J_H 7y ago
Although perhaps to a lesser extent, (but probably not for long as they adopt these features), the same goes for other car manufacturers. Tesla or not, if the company from which you purchased your car goes away, you're gonna have a bad
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by F_J_H 7y ago
Then all car manufacturers would have to as well. (Tesla is not the only car that "phones home", others do as well, and increasingly so.) So, to avoid this type surveillance, you would need to forego driving, which is completely y
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by F_J_H 7y ago
There was a good point raised about this very idea on an earlier thread, which resonated with me based on other things I've read. Basically, small and medium sized family farms, (i.e. the hearty, resourceful folk who want to fix their
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by F_J_H 7y ago
What would be the motivation for Tesla to "snitch" on their customers and kill sales?
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by F_J_H 7y ago
INB4 Short sellers...
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2019 was hotter than normal – but what does this even mean?(vis4.net)
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Huawei offers devs $26mm to build apps(businessinsider.com)
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by F_J_H 7y ago
Thank you for the suggestion. Played around with it a bit an it looks interesting. Curious as I am not familiar with Chrome Extensions - where is the actual data stored?
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by F_J_H 7y ago
Is there such thing as an actual credentialed "software engineer"? From my experience, it's a title invoked by anyone ranging from a CS grad to someone who has completed a 3 week coding bootcamp...
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by F_J_H 7y ago
"Don't pay any attention to what they write about you. Just measure it in inches." Andy Warhol
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by F_J_H 7y ago
Interesting point about Garmin. I wonder if it would ever make sense for Apple to just buy them...
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by F_J_H 7y ago
Independence...
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Herding Cats: How Not to Organize Your Data Science Team(towardsdatascience.com)
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by F_J_H 7y ago
Microsoft teams is well-positioned to do this as it is integrated with SharePoint and OneDrive. However, it's not super easy to add metadata...
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by F_J_H 7y ago
>>currently corporate agriculture is less sustainable as they make little to no efforts in maintaining or building the top soil depth How did you come to this conclusion? I'm close the industry, and in my experience, corporate fa
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by F_J_H 7y ago
I now drop the "I know" and go with something like "so cool that you brought that up - I was just reading about it last week!"
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by F_J_H 7y ago
...and that we'll have fewer trolls...
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by F_J_H 7y ago
A fantastic feature - I've used it regularly in the past to load large log files into the database with incredible performance.
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by F_J_H 7y ago
Yes, they exist, but the ones I've seen are typically executive forums (ie a group of CEOs meet together). There also seem to be a lot of startup mentorship groups. However, you might get the most mileage from finding a few people who
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by F_J_H 7y ago
Skimming this brought to mind some of the best advice I received as a co-founder: "get over yourself".
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Overly Protective Parenting = Anxiety, Depression and Fragility(youtube.com)
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by F_J_H 7y ago
This is a disturbing comment to me, aside from the subtle (or not so subtle) sexism in the last line. Inherently, racism, sexism, etc. is when we discriminate against or judge someone based on the "group" to which they belong, or
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by F_J_H 7y ago
Reminds me of the Douglas Adams quote: “This is rather as if you imagine a puddle waking up one morning and thinking, 'This is an interesting world I find myself in — an interesting hole I find myself in — fits me rather neatly, doesn&
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by F_J_H 7y ago
>children who had access to better child care become more productive citizens. From the article: But young Canadians who were eligible for the program experienced, as teenagers, “a significant worsening in self-reported health and in lif
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by F_J_H 7y ago
"pays for itself...via increased income taxes"? It's a "nit pick" for sure, but in my understanding, something that "pays for itself" is not dependent on government subsidies. Quebec has some of the highes
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by F_J_H 7y ago
Exactly what we did, and it's been great. And, in my city, an added (not insignificant) benefit is you can use the HOV lanes with an EV, which saves my wife around 20 to 30 minutes per day on her commute.

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