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by blahi 10y ago
Why?
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by blahi 10y ago
GP's point is that there are no athletes on this level who don't want to dope.
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by blahi 10y ago
"Far superior" is quite a stretch and hootsuite has it's own advantages.
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by blahi 10y ago
Counter example of what? I am pointing out how a company sucks out all of the air in the room.
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by blahi 10y ago
I so much wish segment would offer their services on the Azure stack.
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by blahi 10y ago
Yeah, but Hootsuite costs $10/month paid and has a generous free plan, so yeah...
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by blahi 10y ago
You managed to check all of their docs already? Because as far as I know greenplum doesn't have incremental aggregation.
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by blahi 10y ago
Parent talks about distribution of malware...
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by blahi 10y ago
Yeah, yeah, yeah, google and facebook are almost charcoal now.
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by blahi 10y ago
This is a valid argument only for people who disable javascript wholesale. The lion's share of malware distribution is done by hacked sites where the attacker configured to deliver a payload only in 5-10% of pageviews in order to delay
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by blahi 10y ago
Yeah, I'm also interested because I got very excited about the R integration too. Serverless instance for development and full in-database processing sounds very nice.\
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by blahi 10y ago
Thanks for the answers. Really appreciated! I am analyst and I deal with databases, but in a very specific way. The way I tried to explain to myself the difference is that OLAP is used if you have a lot of fine-grained hierarchies accessed
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by blahi 10y ago
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. What's the difference in use-case between OLAP and tabular?
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by blahi 10y ago
Are you disputing their claims?
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by blahi 10y ago
I'm genuinely curious. Did you read the article?
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by blahi 10y ago
Skype for business button on LI profiles. More stickiness for o365. Data for Dynamics. People assume CRM here, and I tend to agree, but I wouldn't discount the ERP/supply-chain management software play. Microsoft seems to be more
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by blahi 10y ago
And Lynda to developer and productivity tools.
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by blahi 10y ago
>And I wouldn't bet on that since Microsoft surely sent a big team of their brightest cookies to make a valuation of the company. Yeah, I'm sure they did the same with Yammer too.
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by blahi 10y ago
Cloud platforms like AWS offer other things besides just scaling. Like Hadoop processing, hosted databases, email infrastructure, DNS services and the list goes on and on.
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by blahi 10y ago
Have you even looked at statistics? I get the impression you haven't. Pandas has aggregation and that's it. I don't really like to start those language wars, but what the heck. Your precious pandas is actually worse than the
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by blahi 10y ago
How pandas solves statistical problems or the thousand utility functions that are missing? Please, explain.
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by blahi 10y ago
If I use python I have to write half of the algorithms I use myself. Worse, I have to write a gazillion helper functions nyself. It just won't do
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by blahi 10y ago
Yeah, but that's the problem. There is no way to know all the relationships. This was an obvious one, there are a lot more subtle ones. In any case, the comments have been very helpful. A gradual implementation is the only sane way to
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by blahi 10y ago
Things like minimum orders are obvious enough that I will manage to figure them out. My colleague's concern (and I see his point) is about what happens when the solver says "stop selling coffee machines", but when we stop, co
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by blahi 10y ago
A ton of reporting and manual inspection. I imagine it would increase the ROI significantly too. Currently if it's green, it's good. I think there are spots which would be better for us if more budget is allocated there. DSLs are
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by blahi 10y ago
People examine data manually in reports currently. If an item turns a profit, leave it, no yield optimization. If it's in the red, stop it. If it's around break-even, schedule it for examination to see if you can turn it green. No
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by blahi 10y ago
The data is squeaky clean, accounting-like data. Getting it to right format is a few lines of R. What he says is too difficult is putting in place all the right constraints. He says that it is very easy to miss a necessary constraint and th
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by blahi 10y ago
The OP and the discussion is sround technical implementation, but I am interesred in the analysis part of LP. I wanted to use LP to optimize a budget but my senior coleague said that LP is just too damn hard in the real world. Is this true?
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by blahi 10y ago
>You can't push people up Maslow's pyramid and then be surprised they don't find life satisfaction in plucking chickens. So we are supposed to give people purpose in life? At best this is futile. Purpose cannot be given. I