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by ac2u 4y ago
I think the article is saying it's already halved. "It is one of the largest fines the regulator has issued. However, it is still half of what the ICO threatened last year."
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by ac2u 4y ago
Could be a hail mary if their growth is stagnant.
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by ac2u 4y ago
It's obvious even from the message you're replying to that they meant "works" in a manner that encompasses compliance. But don't let you already knowing that get in the way of a pointless quip implying that they nee
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by ac2u 4y ago
Shouldn't irc be the place you ask? Better to speak to an already captive audience. I believe there are already free offerings out there, which can be hard to compete with. If you're trying to go free but with paid features, that&
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by ac2u 4y ago
I am not a lawyer, this is not advice: Lawyer up, and pull whatever you can alluding to negotiations, talk of ownership etc if it was on a company email account before you're cut off.
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by ac2u 4y ago
I've been doing the cosine similarity in plain ruby while I await the availablity of pg_vector on AWS RDS, scales well enough for small datasets for prototypes(talking less than 100 here, although haven't load tested it yet).
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by ac2u 4y ago
yeah you should have plenty of wiggle room as a query string parameter, which could be useful if you want to see how your game is played (time between turns etc) as it'll be logged on your web server. If you don't care, you could
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by ac2u 4y ago
Yeah, I said it sort of backwards but that’s what I meant
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by ac2u 4y ago
Good third party support but crucially EA didn't want to release sports games on it, reportedly because of SEGA's first-party efforts here.
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by ac2u 4y ago
> I don't agree. These version are obviously new and not the original. Changes are often made to books in never versions. Most people who are used to reading books will know that. Sure, even Roald Dahl rewrote his stories to remove
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by ac2u 4y ago
>The only problem I have with changes like this is if there's a lack of transparency, which I would to some degree agree is the case here. This reads like a side-note tacked onto the end of your thoughts. To people that have a probl
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by ac2u 4y ago
what "memory" limit is a 3.5gb db pushing up against?
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by ac2u 4y ago
Probably a few methods to get started. 1. Feed each crawl to a LLM prompt automation like ChatGPT and ask it to take each of your categories and score the article against them to get an idea as to how similar they are. You'll have to d
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by ac2u 4y ago
Favourites are the books by NN Taleb on the impact probability, or rather, seemingly improbable events have on various matters.
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by ac2u 4y ago
If you're a particularly hot startup with an already high valuation you might be able to find a private banker who will loan you the money secured against your ownership. Although this comes with interest you have to weight it up again
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by ac2u 4y ago
define what goalposts they're using to assess "better/worse".
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by ac2u 4y ago
The below is not financial advice or recommendations, do your own research. Because I wouldn't want to link directly to a provider, it's best you google "borrow to exercise options" There are a lot of articles there disc
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by ac2u 4y ago
best to file that under one contiguous period titled "Contracting" or "Freelancing". On your resume you can go into detail, but I wouldn't list them all as separate positions. The resume game is sometimes a matter o
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by ac2u 4y ago
>I think it's a gate keeping strategy. I agree, but I think the widely accepted thought of "it's gatekeeping and shouldn't be interview-whiteboard trivia for most roles" sometimes gets extended to an attitude of
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by ac2u 4y ago
While it's valid to say that for most software jobs you won't be having to write tree search algorithms 10 times a day, you'll still need to use the intuition and body of knowledge that solving such problems requires more oft
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by ac2u 4y ago
The majority of my time at Director/VP level is already accurately summarised by looking at all the material that's online from a technical aspect. However, the non-technical aspects that (I believe) some people tend to ignore are
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by ac2u 4y ago
I also like your website, it has a nice layout. But I think you would probably have better luck searching for a niche within cooking instead of a generalised catch-all recipe site. A niche might be: - Advanced-amateur cooks that like to fol
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by ac2u 4y ago
Answer from a previous thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29912971
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by ac2u 4y ago
>What is the threshold that needs to be passed to seek partnership/funding? Does a project and business plan do enough on its own to get people interested? My instinct tells me that some kind of MVP is necessary. If an investor thin
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by ac2u 4y ago
You'll probably need to dive at least into the area that you're tackling in order to generate a bit of interest. If you want to stop your potential partners from running away with your ideas, then you need to set up a structure wh
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by ac2u 4y ago
>Just looked into universal analytics. It has a limited history, and must be used with a separate program to make sense of the data, and has no pre defined reports. If I'm understanding correctly. Can you clarify the product here, a
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by ac2u 4y ago
It's rather memetic in a way, everyone thinks everyone else knows best when it happens. Then the mimeses becomes a self fulfilling prophecy and private liquidity starts to tighten up even further than the tightening because of interest
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by ac2u 4y ago
Is buying an option instead of building? You could try out some free credits with AWS Textract to see if it fits the bill (it specifically has table extraction) ?
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by ac2u 4y ago
Might be useful when an image url is embedded in another page (like notion for instance), that it become a two-step workflow, so you have to go back to your Plus dashboard and allowlist that specific page that is the requestor. That way, if
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by ac2u 4y ago
>To abuse the ugly counterexample Apologies, probably was a a bit of a blunt instrument, no linkage with your views intended.

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