Reebz

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by Reebz 1y ago
Essentially, yes. Different DB’s, federated queries (aka delta sharing, zero copy), definition/semantic layer tools, data engineering/pipelines, model training and notebooks, governance, data lineage, row/column/whatever
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by Reebz 2y ago
Loss aversion is a major factor in behavioural economics that explains why people act this way.
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by Reebz 2y ago
It’s a cloud IDE, with 1-click deployments, a great code-focused LLM, and can be used from almost any device. Agree the home page can be tightened up, but if any of that sounds interesting, just give it a try. I’m a hobbyist coder (not full
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by Reebz 2y ago
Executive level education is a tricky tightrope to walk in my opinion - often you’ll hear upon completion “I now know enough to be dangerous!”. Practically, and I mean this in the most endearing way, it translates to “I know enough to be co
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by Reebz 3y ago
I would expect any company over 500 staff with a functioning InfoSec team will want a more secure option to deploy. Just an idea, but if you must run the service on your end, another option could be single tenants/pods that you provisi
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by Reebz 4y ago
Exactly. The real ones, with experience, can regale with numerous stories of their trials and tribulations. Critically, it won’t come across as boastful, because they’ll detail how they loved the challenge, the context, and the solution.
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by Reebz 4y ago
Zuckerberg wears $800 tshirts amongst other carefully selected pieces of his wardrobe. He isn’t rummaging through a local Target for a basic tee and jeans. I think this is a good example of countersignal interpretation!
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by Reebz 4y ago
>The work is downstream of engineering, product, and office politics, meaning the work was only often as good as the weakest link in that chain. >The work was often very low value-add to the business (often compensating for incompeten
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by Reebz 4y ago
That’s incorrect. They are obligated by law to retain it for 6-7 years for KYC purposes.
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by Reebz 4y ago
I think what you’re working on is genuinely intriguing. How will it work commercially once you gain popularity, do you pay Taylor Swift a royalty for using her voice likeness?
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by Reebz 4y ago
Gosh. I know this is a cartoon, and it’s funny… but I’d love to debunk content like this. It is really hard to get over the common (incorrect) view that marketing==privacy invading ads. The fixation of hatred on marketing is one aspect: pro
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by Reebz 4y ago
I’d love to try this on a regular basis. If I am travelling internationally and have my US mail forwarded to me, my concern would be a long return time for international mail. Is there a time limit in which you must receive the sample back?
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by Reebz 4y ago
Is there a similar course to full stack open that is focused on Nextjs?
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by Reebz 5y ago
This is just a 2022 version of a billionaire buying a newspaper. Not shocking.
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by Reebz 5y ago
I’ve used Wise for many years and I’m very happy with it. I’ve sent thousands of dollars across 3 countries.
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by Reebz 5y ago
Don’t go in trying to implement process or standards from your BigCo/FAANG. Just ship product, listen to customers, and be a good coworker.
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by Reebz 5y ago
As much as agile is shouted from the rooftops for engineering and design, many businesses run in waterfall. The reality is that budgeting and roadmapping is roughly an annual process. At that time scale and with sufficient people scale, man
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by Reebz 5y ago
For a corporate-focused offering, there’s also Extend https://www.paywithextend.com/
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by Reebz 5y ago
I’m not entirely sure, but could you do something with node red? https://nodered.org/
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by Reebz 5y ago
I think you have misunderstood. The $5/$7/$10 are suggested prices that you charge your subscribers. The service is free and only takes a 5% of subscription fees when they are active.
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by Reebz 5y ago
BSC / BEP20 appears not to be impacted by this announcement, which is important. Within the platform only the Binance core chain is impacted as flagged by “congestion / suspended” labels.
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by Reebz 5y ago
It is dangerous to conflate SEC regulations and plain old fraud. Promoting a security while you’re selling it is going to get you handed right over to a DA.
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by Reebz 5y ago
The one thing that I would like to stress to the HN community is that marketing != advertising. Most complaints are about intrusive advertising. Product management, customer analysis, demand and financial modeling, and all similar aspects o
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by Reebz 5y ago
It’s an SEC requirement and so it’s not construed as investment advice given by a licensed broker.
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by Reebz 5y ago
Wow, this resonates. Same experience in my prior hiring manager roles. Quick clarifying question from the recruiters perspective: they personally screened them out after a screening call or the ATS screened them out without/minimal hum
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by Reebz 5y ago
Can you share your evaluation that drove your decision to not fully read the book? I’m genuinely interested. Maybe it is my own personal flaw, but I’ve often pushed through enjoyable books to reach the end, which probably isn’t the best use
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by Reebz 5y ago
It is difficult to reflect on how we’re influenced, but yes, you are almost certainly being impacted to nudge you to purchase one thing or another. Unless you’re using solely cash payments and also do not own a cell phone, then you’re in th
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by Reebz 5y ago
Not in that context. Anything must be done with authenticity. The book is really clear and even addresses that you simply can’t do it all the time. It illustrates the need to take the time to build relationships and, critically, listen. Don
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by Reebz 5y ago
Read or audible How to win friends and influence people by Carnegie. That’s it. Just get along with folks. Consider this reinforcing loop: The stronger relationships you build the less attempts there will be to push you over, and with more
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by Reebz 6y ago
Yes, this is the point I am trying to make. Self-supervised models using already opaque techniques built by an ethically flexible company is not a good recipe.

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