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atestu
6y ago
Siri answers the first query correctly, fwiw
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atestu
6y ago
It happened in Colorado.
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atestu
6y ago
No the $35 minimum on Walmart.com doesn’t require a subscription. Walmart+ is for scheduled delivery from the store closest to you (so it’s only stuff available in that store). Great for groceries
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atestu
6y ago
This video shows fireworks, then a second explosion https://twitter.com/SVNewsAlerts/status/1290674216623366144
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World War II-Era Obstacle Is Curbing French Startup Diversity
(bloomberg.com)
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6y ago
From https://www.wsj.com/articles/supreme-court-rules-for-gay-rig... : > Title VII of the 1964 act broadly prohibits employers from discriminating against workers, including in hiring and firing decisions, based on a
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atestu
6y ago
If you're on macOS, there's Kaleidoscope https://www.kaleidoscopeapp.com/
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atestu
6y ago
I agree. Shouldn't you put your PIN in a password manager anyway? Why call it a PIN and not a password to begin with? Is there a difference I'm missing?
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6y ago
Coronavirus coverage is free on WSJ.com like on most news sites https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/coronavirus-2020-05-15
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6y ago
That's their redesign from 2006 https://techcrunch.com/2006/07/17/new-yahoo-home-page-goes-l...
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atestu
7y ago
It's still going, I see it on newsstands
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atestu
7y ago
Link to the (mobile-only) website: http://www.singularitydating.com/ He even made a commercial that's pretty funny https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wWkAHOph6A
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7y ago
Perfect! Thank you
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7y ago
Thanks Anand! Love idea #3, I'll have to dig in and see if there's enough of that. Might be info that's in the article and not in the quote itself. I'm excited to get into #4 as I go through historical sources and extrac
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7y ago
Yep - 2 things about this 1) I am using the press as a kind of filter of what's interesting (hypothesis: they pick the most interesting thing executives are saying on earning calls) 2) I am working on extracting other sources like earn
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atestu
7y ago
Hi -- thanks for the candid feedback, that's why I'm posting on HN :) I think that's a good point, I will add an "about" page. I was thinking of adding a "how it works" page as well, I'll work on that
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7y ago
Thanks I'll check out that email! The intro will be shorter from now on, that last one was still intended for a small audience who was helping me iterate on the newsletter.
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7y ago
Hi, fair question! The main reason I'm starting this newsletter is to start conversations with people about this data, which is why I want people's emails. Right now I'm hoping people are enticed enough to put their email add
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atestu
7y ago
Thanks! Yea the backend is all python (using spacy.io for NLP), and I built an admin in Rails to search through the quotes and correct the quotes when needed. Everything is stored in postgres. I initially thought I would be able to manually
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7y ago
Hi all, Over the past few months I have been building a data pipeline that extracts quotes and assigns them to company executives, using natural language processing (spacy). I am focusing on the tech industry right now which I know pretty w
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Oversaid – Keeping track of who said what in tech
(oversaid.com)
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Apple Successfully Implements OpenID Connect with Sign in with Apple
(openid.net)
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7y ago
He didn't say it was bad…
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8y ago
Didn't Elizabeth Warren say Apple shouldn't distribute its own apps in the App Store? Apple Music isn't in the App Store…
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8y ago
I agree. It seems weird to go after the place that stores the data rather than those who collect it and send it over (the apps).
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Chinese company leaves Muslim-tracking facial recognition database exposed
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The explosive growth of license plate reader cameras in the US
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But there's no proof that the published source code is the source code of the extension! You still have to just trust them
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I love it too. To me, Javascript is like my phone camera. Sure, DSLRs take better pictures but the best camera is the one that's always with me, and that's Javascript.
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8y ago
My thoughts exactly. I can't believe they're bragging about it…
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