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We've been following the changes and no where have I seen mention of access to Graph Page APIs being closed off wholesale. We expected to lose access to things, but didn't anticipate losing access to public comments. We're tr
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Ask HN: Anyone else suddenly lose access to FB's API?
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Agreed. I've been in the cars in Pittsburg and the operators laughed about how poorly it performed on certain roads. Slanted telephone polls caused the vehicle to literally slalom down the road.
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My degree is in Information Systems with a concentration in Emergency Management. OODA is one of the concepts I took away from school and internalized. I don't even think about things in terms of OODA anymore, I automatically assess an
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Bean to bar seems like a profitable, growing niche. I have friends who produce very high quality truffles and have been toying around with the idea. Two interesting things I've learned is 1) how many newcomers there are to the bean to
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It's all about latching on to domain expertise. Rarely is a developer a pure technologist, there is always some niche you've become involved in whether it be related to payments or UX or a subset of businesses functions. Assuming
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I don't know what qualifies as novel for you but some use cases I've seen: On the retail side: Using computer vision to deliver alerts about shelf condition. For farming: Using computer vision + ML to devise and track health monit
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Having had the chance to attend a fireside chat with leadership from Google and SAP, I get the sense that the hype is likely to hold up. There are a lot of big bets happening in the Enterprise space around this notion of efficient, easy to
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I was under the impression that modern word embedding techniques have emergent properties that start to approach conceptual understanding. The trick is figuring out how to leverage that property properly. I believe Google Brain has a demo w
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AirBnB is already worth more than Hilton. I think that's part of the point parent is trying to make.
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Could you elaborate on the reasons you didn't go SaaS? Were there other reasons besides technical configurability and sheer scale of data? To provide a little context, we're currently building an annotation tool that will be acces
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1.4 TB of data. This is going to be a fun leak to watch unravel, especially in context of the all the political activity around Russian corruption.
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Spoke with the CTO of http://www.fybr-tech.com/ the other day. They've definitely built some interest tech that could be repurposed for IIoT use cases.
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The regulations also demand that all chat room users in mainland China verify their real identity... Effective 8 October, the following types of content will be prohibited in chat groups on China-based messaging platforms: 1. Sensitive p
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Interesting to compare this to the recent LinkedIn case that favored web scrapers. Similar techniques, only difference is Uber's approach likely had a material impact on Lyft's service and cost. I think I'm okay with this tra
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Go where you have an industry in, get introduced to others and build your network. A conference is short lived but a single good contact can make your career.
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At first I was an SAP Development lead (ABAP programming language primarily) Later managing IT Operations
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This was the story behind Kit Kat, I'd assume it will be something similar https://www.theverge.com/2013/9/3/4691040/android-kitkat-the...
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Change management at established organizations is hard. When franchises are involved I'm sure it's exponentially harder. With most things, HN overestimates the ability of most organizations to overcome inertia. FB, AMZN, GOOG, etc
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This is an interesting take on the motivation. Amazon has shown that they're interested in building their own private labels in certain verticals. That trend coupled with the talk about "social shopping" and I can start to bu
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-a16z podcast is my #1 podcast these days -Tim Ferris Show is a little hit or miss but has some excellent content -Linear Digressions is a fun little podcast to stay caught up on ML trends -How I Built This is a more general audience orient
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Having done the traveling consultant thing for a while, I completely agree with this sentiment. There is no such thing as a reliable driving service. I've used cabs, black cars, and apps. None of them are anywhere near 100% but one of
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I've had the same pet project rattling around in my head since ~2007. It makes me sad that someone hasn't stepped in and done the work to make it a reality yet.
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I totally agree that the tool itself is only a very small sliver of the problem and I'm well prepared to fight the cultural battle of adding process to task management and communication. My greater concern is picking a tool that won&#x
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Ask HN: Best task management tool for non-developers?
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When you're getting hired you're just selling someone on the idea of you. You just need to create a signal that you're worth the purchase. There is nothing magic about a resume other than it's the most typical way an emp
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The results don't surprise me but I do think there is more than one way to have a thriving development culture. While not mutually exclusive, I think blunt/transparent environments are just as, if not more effective, than polite e
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I've just joined a company that is very much feeling this fuzzy attribution problem. Care to talk more about this? Contact info is in my profile.
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> everybody eyes the possibility of escaping, if not for themself then maybe for their children or relatives. Russia is a nation of emigrants run by emigrants, using emigration as a reward for best achivers. For what it's worth, I f
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Why do you need so much information if you're just looking to gauge interest? I might be interested depending on the number of people in the space, the conditions of the space itself, and the available amentities of the surrounding are
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