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anilshanbhag
6y ago
Looking at this - it seems very similar to Verta.AI Both are doing data lineage/workflow management ~ git for data science workflows. Verta recently raised their series A and launched their platform too.
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6y ago
Well they can do all that with a 10% fee too. The author is contending that by adding those restrictions and a high 30% fee, Apple is acting like a monopoly - it's their way or the highway.
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Intel 7nm Delayed by 6 Months, Considering Using Third-Party Fabs
(anandtech.com)
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6y ago
It increasingly seems like the Supreme Court of the US is becoming a political theatre because Congress can't get its act together. Supreme Court shouldn't legislate but it is forced to as lawmakers in Congress can't do their
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7y ago
Stock market doesn't seem to agree with this conclusion.
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Now There’s a Mortgage Crisis Too
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Wayfair just reported earnings. Their stock is now down 65% from its peak. They expect to grow revenues at 15% this year (before factoring in Coronavirus) and have -7% EBIT margin. The ecommerce space is tough !
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Wayfair Copied Amazon to Grow Fast. Now, It Searches for Profits
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7y ago
The webkitSpeechRecognition object shows up on both browsers. When you start recognition, it acts like you are not connected to the network. Not connected to the network is a common error , so you cannot fingerprint it to Brave. This specif
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The webkitSpeechRecognition object shows up on both browsers. When you start recognition, it acts like you are not connected to the network. Not connected to the network is a common error , so you cannot fingerprint it to Brave.
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7y ago
The trigger for this was most likely the Brave/Vivaldi browsers. Brave used to 'Brave/X.y' at the end of user agent. Whatsapp didn't work with that useragent. Now Brave uses Google Chrome's useragent. In my app
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7y ago
When Honey was acquired, I wondered why it was valued at $4B when all it does is apply coupon codes. Now it is clear - it's the data. Look at https://www.joinhoney.com/ - they make no effort to tell you that they track
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Web Torrent: Torrents on the Web
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I was not sure about posting this. The world is weird in that you are a single person in a sea of 7+ billion people, it is very hard to get your message across and even harder to make a change that will actually make a dent. Hope you think
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Please Buy Less
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7y ago
People data labs's data is pretty accurate. Here is mine: https://api.peopledatalabs.com/v4/person?api_key=9c6a1382204... You can try it for yourself by changing the email. All of the information is public, so I d
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A key ammo that Microsoft has to get customers to its cloud is their Windows and Office 365 franchise. It is likely like many traditional companies Pentagon wanted to move their mail, storage, powerpoint/excel/word, etc to this cl
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Background on why california has so many fires: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/09/climate/why-california-fi... Answer: Santa Ana Winds + above ground power lines + fire suppression. From the article: It
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In this case, can't you simply have a one time purchase instead of a donation ?
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I have been reading r/hongkong on reddit for the past few months. The hong kong protest will likely go down as one of the smartest protests ever - use of lazers, memes, bluetooth based messaging, etc.
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"The company is losing an enormous amount of money and 'has no path to profitability at scale'." - well if there is no path to profitability, how is it still worth 10-15 billion ? "If you know Dimon’s actual reputat
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I for one think those photos / charts are important as otherwise you won't understand how big WeWork is. Couple of days ago I was casually checking Wework locations and was surprised that they have 24 locations in Beijing, 10 in B
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Samsung Announces Always-Connected Galaxy Book S Laptop with Snapdragon 8cx
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U.S. Designates China as Currency Manipulator
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The LA times website looks more like a boutique apparel store than a newspaper - there is blue sale signs on a while background. What were they thinking ?
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I would say it is the rise of digital media. Newspapers had a captive audience, now in the digital world everyone has to compete for attention. Google rise happened at the same time as digital media - both coinciding with rise of internet.
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Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic to Go Public
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Everything you wanted to know about shared libraries (2016)
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“Why buy a $40 bikini made in America when you can buy a $4 bikini directly from China? For that matter, why buy a $20 bikini made in China but imported by a U.S. company like the Gap when you can buy a $4 bikini directly from China?” – Ala
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I was seriously considering running ads for FreeTaxUSA out of disgust for TurboTax, it is sad that information flows so slowly through the world :/
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