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by buryat 7y ago
> you're not going to be suffering brain damage in a FANG job wouldn't be so sure about that > Sitting at a desk sure beats getting tackled for a living standing desks exist and some of the sports mentioned don't have t
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by buryat 7y ago
I remember getting this game from the first humble bundle and enjoying it, it had very simple gameplay, little to no time to get into and very enjoyable. Going to play it again!
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by buryat 7y ago
would be nice to have citations of the facts and links to the creatures. For example, I was interested if it's true that giant isopod could live for 5 years without food and couldn't find any credible information
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by buryat 7y ago
my ipad overheated while browsing the page
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by buryat 7y ago
what about orcas?
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by buryat 7y ago
that's pretty bold idea that there'll be a significant shift back to on-prem given that companies are still migrating into the cloud and the overall cloud market is predicted to continue growing, but we'll see https:/&#
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Replacing Taylor Swift music video with my talk on Google search page(google.com)
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by buryat 7y ago
Will it work for humans?
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by buryat 7y ago
what do you base this on?
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by buryat 7y ago
> a modern webapp that really any 10-headed team of highly talented web programmers could come up with and implement within a month or so infamous dropbox comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224
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by buryat 7y ago
how do i mine it?
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by buryat 7y ago
you can steal money using internet while you’re not in the same country. This case is no different
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by buryat 7y ago
It could just be a side effect of the more focused nature of the front end web sites - the more you focus on the content, the more you feel the less you feel the need for it.
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by buryat 7y ago
Everybody is moving to the cloud so EMR, Dataproc, Dataflow, etc. are still going to be around Plus everyone is moving away from Hadoop and HDFS, so it's Spark, S3, GCS, Databricks, etc
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by buryat 7y ago
> Tesla Autopilot's Public Beta it's not production ready so it's a legit concern
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by buryat 7y ago
Saudis tried to buy Tesla for $420 in 2018
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by buryat 8y ago
Where did you get PE 2123?
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by buryat 8y ago
the problem is that you have to have constant stream of orders to justify having people who deliver on payroll. Uber basically has people who deliver and then rent them to restaurants so they never have a problem of constant load.
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by buryat 8y ago
Uber Eats revenue in 2018 is $1.46B which is pretty impressive regarding other income: > Gain on divestitures increased by $3.2 billion from 2017 to 2018. This increase was due to gains on the divestitures of our Russia/CIS and Sout
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by buryat 8y ago
thats exactly how you pay the credit card bill in the US, via a direct transfer from your bank account or by sending a check
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by buryat 8y ago
For me it's mostly about changes to their phone/watch apps and schedules management And check this https://www.pagerduty.com/whats-new/
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by buryat 8y ago
employees have no say on this matter
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by buryat 8y ago
that's it, this comment is a nail in the coffin of their future IPO.
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by buryat 8y ago
- laws - capital - language - networking - talent pool - weather&climate
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by buryat 8y ago
so, any license changes?
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by buryat 8y ago
i think that was sarcasm
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by buryat 8y ago
thanks, for a personal static blog
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by buryat 8y ago
what are some good alternatives to nginx?
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by buryat 8y ago
As someone who works in the field, I agree with the general premise: first everyone tried to collect all the data and now they're trying to figure out what to do. However, his supporting arguments are laughable especially where the aut
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by buryat 8y ago
What kind of problems have you worked with that you compared against Hadoop/Spark?

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