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by bsg75 8y ago
If a site takes to something I perceive as "shaming" or pestering, its more of an incentive to leave the site - not to disable the ad/tracking blocker. I don't disagree that content providers need ways to monetize, and t
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by bsg75 8y ago
An interesting debate: Are _users_ of FOSS "customers" ?
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by bsg75 8y ago
> this age of constant outrage And entitlement.
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by bsg75 8y ago
This is interesting. Where are notes saved?
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by bsg75 8y ago
[Docker] "containers over Spark" for scaling data science. These are very different approaches. How would this comparison have been made?
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by bsg75 8y ago
An oddity of the current day and age is that people let children on a service like YT without supervision. As a child, my parents vetted anything I watched that was not a broadcast children's TV show. Adult themes and violence were fil
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by bsg75 8y ago
Does the mash composition contribute that much to the flavor of a whiskey? Or, how much of the flavor can make it through distillation? I was under the impression that most flavor comes from the organic material present in aging barrels.
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by bsg75 8y ago
https://github.com/lh3/bioawk
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by bsg75 8y ago
Number of sales (or customers) is a vanity metric favored by startups looking to entice investment. Revenue is a metric useful for measuring actual business health. Any chance the interviewer was overly exit eager ?
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by bsg75 8y ago
Same with Rust, various JS frameworks...
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What I’m Telling Business People About Why Relational Databases Are So Bad(codeburst.io)
4 points by bsg75 8y ago|5 comments
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by bsg75 8y ago
> The leaders tend to aggregate around them minions who are an exaggerated version of themselves Is there a term for this behavior? It explains a number of situations.
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by bsg75 8y ago
Would the GUI bits be useful on a non-Windows platform?
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by bsg75 8y ago
See https://code.google.com/archive/
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Benchmarking Cassandra vs. TimescaleDB for time-series data(blog.timescale.com)
15 points by bsg75 8y ago|0 comments
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by bsg75 8y ago
I have been using Python since version 1.5, and while not in web dev (I run a data team: ETL, BI, viz), I never went OOP in Python and do just fine. We write code in Go too, which has a growing presence in web dev, and is not OOP at its cor
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by bsg75 8y ago
Are you using a Python distro from python.org? I find that Anaconda is much friendlier on Windows [1] [1] https://anaconda.org/anaconda/python
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by bsg75 8y ago
I have not come to understand the mindset behind what seems to be a new trend: Having multiple employees shout a greeting to every customer who walks in. Does management really think this improves sales, service, or encourages repeat custom
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The Theranos Deception(cbsnews.com)
1 points by bsg75 8y ago|0 comments
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by bsg75 8y ago
I wonder what the actual split of those two hours of EHR per one hour of patient care is actually targeted for _medical_ information vs cost accounting and risk management? My experience (and resulting skepticism) in data collection for bus
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How to store time-series data in MongoDB and why that’s a bad idea (TimescaleDB)(blog.timescale.com)
1 points by bsg75 8y ago|0 comments
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by bsg75 8y ago
I don't see any lock in: https://noteplan.co/faq/Save%20&%20Sync/How%20your%20notes%2... I use it and all my notes are in ~/Library/Application Support/co.noteplan/Calendar as text fil
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Solving Data Science Tasks with Greenplum DB(dwhsys.com)
1 points by bsg75 8y ago|0 comments
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by bsg75 8y ago
I'm not too far off with the TaskPaper format.
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by bsg75 8y ago
What are the reasons for wanting to switch if Sublime's performance is better for your case?
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High availability and scalable reads in PostgreSQL(blog.timescale.com)
13 points by bsg75 8y ago|0 comments
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Postgres as the Substructure for IoT and the Next Wave of Computing(blog.timescale.com)
124 points by bsg75 9y ago|25 comments
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The demise of the statistician(sdtimes.com)
2 points by bsg75 9y ago|0 comments
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The Impending Demise of the Statistician(sdtimes.com)
1 points by bsg75 9y ago|0 comments
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by bsg75 9y ago
https://www.livescience.com/33097-does-your-mattress-really-... "According to materials published by Ohio State University, a typical used mattress may have 100,000 to 10 million mites inside. Ten percent of the weight

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