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I'd like too see a way to visualize the output of complex SQL logic. Exe I have a couple of views layered over some underlying data tables. If I click on a datapoint in the final view, I'd like to see all of the underlying data
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Ask HN: What books are must reads for new parents?
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I like to leave off at the end of the day knowing what the next step is. I leave a small task that I could easily do then and there. This way I can start my morning off with a simple, quick, productive task. This gets my momentum rolling
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8y ago
I can spend a tremendous tremendous amount of time staring at a blank page.
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8y ago
Anywhere from 0 to 8! I'd say in average around 3.
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Im a huge fan of the bullpen as well. You get the benefits of spontaneous conversation and collaboration, without the overwhelming anxiety that some of us feel in a crowded room. Its a solid compromise between collaboration and privacy.
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8y ago
I installed a browser extension that adds a blocklist to google's search results. So every time I visit a '10 wierd hacks to...' type of page I block the entire domain from ever showing up in my results again. It take a whi
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Who cares if you can't export your playlists. You probably used their proprietary recommendation systems to generate them anyways. And its not like I can't write down all of my playlists and recreate them elsewhere. Why should S
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8y ago
Just stumbled upon this: https://www.elastic.co/blog/monitoring-logstash-filters . It may be exactly what I was looking for.
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Elastic rocks! I've been using it for a new project and am really digging it. You guys should build in some better profiling tools for logstash. I'd love to be able to see how much time each filter rule took to know where to spe
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8y ago
Anything data related. People have lots of data, and panic as soon as that data gets big enough to crash excel.
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8y ago
I think that it is still very relevant though to this discussion. I was born with some reprogrammed instincts and senses to let me objectively decide if an experience was positive or negative. This ultimately is the basis on which I am ab
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You don't recoil when you see a snake/spider? You don't get tired when it gets dark out? You aren't born with the knowledge of how to extract milk from your mother? You don't cry when you're hurt? You don&#
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We are born with pre-programmed information about the structure of our environment, IE instincts. Why should an AI be held to higher standards?
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Finding work that you love and will continue to love for 40 years is really really really hard They focus on high salary because they can. In other careers there are no high salary options so they can't, They focus on early retirement
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8y ago
Dangggg. I've just started getting back into Starcraft hard with the remastered release. Such a great game, so many great memories!
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8y ago
Read "the republic" by Socrates. Lots of fun philosophical musings with anti-democratic sentiment.
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Some of the social issues are difficult to address without extensive insider knowledge of your particular company and culture. Some easy outsider advice though is the 'Joel test'. Written in 2000, its a bit out of date, but ther
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8y ago
Monit does many of these things. More for monitoring than scheduling, but you could easily make a script that handles the timing side of things.
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8y ago
Excel Spreadsheets
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8y ago
Reminds me of the board game 'Scythe'
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I've used this with decent success. Their support slack channel is great as well, and there is a lot of active development on the project. Postgres's built in partitioning is also being actively developed. If it gets good enough
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What's the best way to build a CMS into a webapp nowadays?
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8y ago
What do you mean tomorrow? When I open my start menu today I see ads for a bunch of games and apps that I don't have installed. When I see my lock screen I see a pretty nature photo with a couple of clickbait phrases on it like "
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Anyone work at a small shop and DOESN'T prefer AWS? They're the leader in the hosting space, from my perspective you'd have to have good reason NOT to use them at this point. They have more in terms of services and robustnes
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This was always tough for me. Pick a couple of industry meetups in your area and suck it up and go every week. I found that just showing up was enough, once I was there I'd naturally make enough contacts to eventually get some work f
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Sell organs.
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Broodwar will always have my heart. The first true e-sport with amazing balance without a patch in decades, and people are still discovering new techniques and strategies.
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If I were in the situation of unlimited PTO I'd probably track myself and take 5 weeks a year, just so that I can keep the guilt out of my conscious. I'd probably make that clear to my manager as well and put it on him/her t
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