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If you had OpenAPI to document the JSON, where would you use comments in the JSON payload?
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Is this https://projectnaptha.com/ ? I see the cool video and not a link to the software.
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I can do a speaker group with all Google devices such as my Google Hub, Minis, and Max. Even my Chromecast video is available to add to a group. My three Google Chromecast audios are not available for casting.
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I'd expect the most likely audited place to be sparsely populated. Smaller populations are inherently more variable -- from Kanheman and Tversky The term "the law of small numbers" was coined by Tversky and Kahneman (1971) to
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Ask HN: Did Google Kill Support of Chromecast Audio?
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The difficult thing is seeing the forest from the trees. It's great that some advice worked for a particular person in a particular situation. It's impossible to have principal component analysis of what really worked. It's e
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4y ago
Scrooge McDuck was a gold bug so he may have kept the gold to swim in just like Peter Schiff
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How many lives were impacted significantly by your production error?
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I'd say that Big Data is the Collateralized Debt Obligations of business operations. It looks fabulous from afar but it can blow things up quickly if there's no understanding of the internals.
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I've seen data errors because of joins and aggregations. Data democratization can be a net negative, especially if people don't question the graphs they see.
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Historically LinkedIn and Indeed were my go to places. When I go to LinkedIn and do a job search, I expect that there is really a job and not a job that was removed 2 weeks ago. That the "Date Posted" isn't the "Date Scr
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This makes sense about the 800 voltage. I've bought COPX because of electric cars. Oddly enough copper has dropped due to recession speculation.
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You're right about the network effect.
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Preface: I hate LinkedIn Do we know that in fact LinkedIn is scraping? Could it be that the LinkedIn data science team is erroneously matching company names with job titles that are added to its website? E.g., someone from YMCombinator post
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It seems like it should be easy to replace LinkedIn but no one seems to do it. I've looked at Xing and a few others. I loved the premise of LinkedIn but you can't forward messages any more.
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With more self driving cars there should be fewer accidents which translates to even faster driving times.
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I'm hoping self-driving cars will take people from the burbs to the cities, but then people can use public transportation and bikes in the cities.
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Could be phishing as well
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Their allocation is no more than. Not a minimum. He stated here that he wouldn't put in more money than he's comfortable in losing 80% in: https://www.bridgewater.com/research-and-insights/our-though...
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4y ago
We can predict what will happen to the rock. That predict will or won't be fiction. If the rock is nahcolite we know what'll happen if we mix it with acid. The prediction will be fact or fiction.
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I wouldn't say that math is fiction. I'd say that it's a tool that can be tested, but there isn't one tool that's correct. There can be many such as Euclidean vs Bolyai-Lobachevskian geometry. Both are non-fiction,
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He believes in climate change: https://www.cnbc.com/2021/09/30/billionaire-ray-dalio-on-why... You can see how he quantifies carbon emissions. https://www.bridgewater.com/research-and-insights
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I'm a Dalio guy. He believes in this: https://www.bridgewater.com/research-and-insights/sustainabl...
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What about, I can't read this code. Who's the idiot who wrote it? git blame Oh that was me.
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How do you implement it? Do you do a scan with every insert or do you hash or use a tree for indexing?
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No, I'm the person who doesn't know the great things to buy with my Raspberry Pi. Thanks to great predictions from Amazon's part, they get me to buy more. Similar to how Netflix does a pretty good job of recommending movies.
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Amazon does a remarkably good job of predicting what I'll buy and I frequently add to my purchases.
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It's foolish for the founders' part as well. They were wasting their programmers' time and effort as well. When I'm interviewing candidates, it's time that I'm losing. Why waste it on candidates who won't
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Why is this posted on HN?
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You have plausible deniability but just be careful because the cops can still get a warrant based on IP alone. Also most savvy companies wouldn't say that they're firing you for posting unfavorable reviews, but they'd still t
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