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In the first (I think) episode of halt and catch fire, Joe tells IBM that they have their source code. IBM being IBM sends a legion of lawyers to their smallish company trying to scare the shit out of them. I feel like it be like that, but
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And oh boy, did they miss! There’s going to be a many of chapters written about this in textbooks.
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I've been thinking this same thing for a bit now. The marketing, sales, etc... are just following what their best internal model is telling them to do.
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I haven't investigated the python implementation at all since i no longer work with VBA and or Excel in that fashion anymore. How have they handicapped it?
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Because it’s amazing! /s Years ago, I heard that JP Morgan had +20k access databases on their network. The data analysts that make up companies far and wide one day discovered that they hate what they’re doing every day. They investiga
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I have severe ADHD and have never been good at tests due to this issue right here. I’m now a professional and I carry my books, notes, articles, papers, etc… with me everywhere via my iPad and margin notes. I’ve found, since a young age tha
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The first thing that came to my mind after reading, “… makes a lot sense” was the latency overhead that’s incurred when RA is activated and associating it with drunk driving due to the increased response time. Maybe the article answers the
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Cloud what?
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"Relational" spreadsheet... with v/h/xlookups, it's already relational. That, with dependent lists, there you go.
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Possible to give more insightful details?
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Oh... this reminds me of where the Assessor of my county threatening to call the cops and inform them of me wanting public data; attempting to charge me thousands of dollars more for records that should only cost the amount it takes to dupl
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Question: I’m trying to have DALL-E output renders of websites, but fail every time. I give it style, sections, tone, placement, etc… have any suggestions?
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I live sub-optimally in so many different facets of my life that trying to bring them up all to optimal would be a never-ending endeavor. My life is still pretty good though -- so... I guess I'll live sub-optimally?
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Please link research to these claims.
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Who knew that after all these years, it comes to light that the Stasi only did it to protect the children..,
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https://www.khanacademy.org
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To me, these effects are akin to adding sugar and fats to food to enhance the flavor of the foods. I really don't need my interactions more enhanced. The other party's emotions, expressions, etc... are enough.
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Check out SponsorBlock.
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I’m sure some processes and procedures were updated on that day and the next.
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Why do you browse the internet without an ad blocker?
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It’s amazing how much happens because a nerd (positive term) gets angry because of something not technically correct or difficult
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Anyone know what's up with CGPDFService and why there's so many instances eating up my cpu?
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We have Domo at work and it just seems overly complicated and insane. I'm wanting to learn it instead of just polling data sources and adding them to a local Opensearch instance, but... too verbose for me.
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Dammit! and i just purchased the Mini Pro 3 a few months back... i mean, i love it, but this is awesome too!
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How much would you pay for an at home appliance? His responsive would it need to be?
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Personally, I think there’s too many variables that are spread across political, geographical, and technical to ever reach a Nash Equilibrium in a near peer / peer conflict scenario, unless it pertains to total distraction—that’s why I
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Postgres is love. Postgres is life.
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Interesting
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Other historical research by Nanex: http://www.nanex.net/FlashCrash/OngoingResearch.html
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Nanex – 01-Aug-2012 – Knightmare on Wall Street
(nanex.net)
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