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by atwebb 8y ago
Cloud vendors have OCR built in now, Amazon announced a newer product at Ignite called Textract and the Rekognition service has some capabilities there. GCP Vision and Azure have options as well. Getting the mass scan/photo is the anno
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by atwebb 8y ago
Just skimming through but on down, is the fetch first...with ties in Oracle not the same as select top (1) with ties from order by SortOrder in SQL Server?
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by atwebb 8y ago
In the video interview, he prefaces the conversation when starting to talk by saying they framed it as surprises this year.
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by atwebb 8y ago
This appears to be the video referenced in the article, thanks for the post! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIWY8UyW9bw @ 1:35 the keyboardist gives a good reaction... Reminds me of another TV performance, Roger Miller...
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by atwebb 8y ago
Does Facebook not sell the email/contact information? If so, those lists are going to make the rounds, 1,100 seems excessive though.
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by atwebb 8y ago
Anecdotal, mine were kept in my parents attic in poorly taped cardboard boxes for 20-30 years until they moved and I gave them to my kids. Still the same fun for them, none have broken or had any issues being used with newer sets.
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by atwebb 8y ago
Depends on if you have to pay rent with company scrip.
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by atwebb 8y ago
I'd say Bed Bath and Beyond, Macy's, or Target have similar quality off the top of my head, Amazon isn't the only game in town. W&S reminds me of JC Penny/Goldsmiths, just for a new generation.
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by atwebb 8y ago
For some of them I'm baffled at how they still exist. Williams and Sonoma isn't a unique selection and quality and price can be easily found elsewhere. While I know I'm not the target market, it's still hard to grasp.
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by atwebb 8y ago
Thanks for the link, I find it interesting that he links his twitter at the bottom which is mostly news/headline links near the end: https://twitter.com/aaronsw Wonder if it was a head change over those 7 years or some
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by atwebb 8y ago
>As much as locals love to complain about traffic, it's still miles better than most large cities and I think anyone who's spent time in NYC, LA, SF, or even Atlanta will see that. The complaints stem from a dramatic change, ov
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by atwebb 8y ago
If it's not inprint aren't they likely ordering from ABE?
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by atwebb 8y ago
If I had to guess it would be exposure for custom work: >Need a website or a custom landing page for your startup? CONTACT US
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by atwebb 8y ago
That all sounds widely inaccurate from my experience. It's just pass-through income, it was even addressed in the recent tax overhaul. Additionally, a requirement for rentals (or check at least) is whether it's being rented at the
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by atwebb 8y ago
Sorry, a day late. This kind of link (phone/IP to profile) is getting much easier, speculatively there must be much more sophisticated connections out there that aren't as immediately obvious.
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by atwebb 8y ago
That's not nearly how far it's gone, but yes, this is an implementation of it.
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by atwebb 8y ago
My guess would be a black widow.
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by atwebb 8y ago
People vastly underestimate how easy it is to burn yourself out and how long or difficult it can be to recognize you've done it. Solid advice. I'd tack on finding a mentor who pushes back on you and has reasonable work/life b
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by atwebb 8y ago
I believe so, and I'm referring to bronze coins (so pennies/low value). It's likely that there are just a slew of them as well. Rome existed for 1000 years and was developed and widespread. They would have travelling mints go
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by atwebb 8y ago
For anyone curious (I'm no expert) on the period value of this, I've seen estimates of ~$750,000 of purchasing power. These are Aureus which equal 25 Denarius (silver coin of the time) which is roughly 1 full day of labor. So ball
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by atwebb 8y ago
To punch it up a bit, it's anyone with an interest in collecting/preserving coins or currency. Doesn't have to be an expert or rare. Coin/paper money/exonumia (tokens, fantasy issues) collectering = Numismatics Also
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by atwebb 8y ago
>$500/mo per child While it's only for a few years that's still off by 3 times in my experience.
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by atwebb 8y ago
I don't know of many places that still turn rotors, many of the big shops stopped and so did some smaller, unless they're specialty I always buy new, partially the reason I do it myself.
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by atwebb 8y ago
The 4 hour workshop/hello world for AWS, it was in the intro deck on why you should be doing analysis and what not. Probably preaching to the choir for most of the room.
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by atwebb 8y ago
Ha, y'all were an AWS/clickstream example at the Nashville Analytics Summit yesterday, granted it wasn't a new deck so maybe you've heard that before.
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by atwebb 8y ago
The next paragraph follows up a bit, the phrasing is odd but it helps clear up that the tenuous link is wine/wine components. >The most intriguing finding from this study was the significantly increased risk of dementia among abstai
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by atwebb 8y ago
It isn't unheard of in this space for safety considerations: https://priceonomics.com/volvo-gave-away-the-most-important-...
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by atwebb 8y ago
It doesn't but the news seems disproportional to the usage, maybe this is the first sign I'm not longer with it.
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by atwebb 8y ago
There's some sort of social media astroturfing going on, it's pretty obvious b/w the more "modern" news sites (and some not) and Reddit/HN. Lots of contentless posts or biased headlines/reviews.
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by atwebb 8y ago
Some banks are pushing towards a 2% interest rate and still FDIC insured, though they're only online. It's not great but part of a diversified account structure for us.

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