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by chasedehan 8y ago
This has to be some data entry type position - old Dell monitors and every seat taken.
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by chasedehan 8y ago
my god, that is terrible! I generally think there is good content in the TED talks, but I now won't even look at the TEDx talks because regionally they do have to turn to the cranks.
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by chasedehan 8y ago
Behavioral Economics has only gotten "so popular" in non-academic circles. This is mostly due to the quasi-science of economics where we try to mathematically model the world. These "cute Freakonomics" type studies, wh
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by chasedehan 8y ago
They will typically just restructure and continue without even closing down. They will probably end up closing a number of the low performing stores. Although they potentially could go the way of Kmart or Toys R Us if the bondholders hold
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by chasedehan 8y ago
I'm sure Palantir wasn't explicitly doing this - the blowback would be far too severe. Although, I am hugely cynical and always "decline to identify" whenever I'm asked.
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by chasedehan 8y ago
The overwhelming is especially prevalent on AWS - I get super confused every time I do work there. So many buttons, services, etc. It's for that reason primarily that I prefer using GCP as it is kept a bit more similar.
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by chasedehan 8y ago
Whoa! Same, I guess I never clicked "Threads". Even things as simple as HN can still have more buttons/links than a lot of people will actually use.
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by chasedehan 8y ago
The question I have about all of this is the environmental impact of the "densification of wood." They cite it being similar to paper manufacturing, which is really energy intensive and is a horribly polluting industry. I don&#x2
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by chasedehan 8y ago
Would anyone care about an OS (probably Android) that specifically limited the ability to use the time-suck apps (like snap/gram/tube), but still left the ability to use other things (like music/maps/camera/texting&
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Fire the Workaholics (2008)(signalvnoise.com)
1 points by chasedehan 8y ago|0 comments
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by chasedehan 8y ago
> 1) How am I supposed ro go to the beach with two kids, stuff for picnic and surfboards on a bike Easy. With a trailer. My wife and I have two bike trailers for our 3 kids. The oldest will often ride her own bike (she is 5) and then w
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by chasedehan 8y ago
Here in Salt Lake City there are a number of people who commute year round. It really isn't bad as long as the snow is removed - which they do quite well here. Unfortunately, my bike commute only happens occasionally now that I work i
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by chasedehan 8y ago
I have to echo this. Utah is really booming, although home prices here are exploding as well (nowhere near as high as SV, but rapidly increasing) because of the burgeoning tech scene. Every once in a while I will entertain solicitations fr
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by chasedehan 8y ago
Very good book! Definitely the best one out there
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by chasedehan 8y ago
Ha! I was working remote yesterday from my couch for a portion of the day. My wife wanted me to go to the store with her and her justification was "you're just playing on the computer"
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by chasedehan 8y ago
The answer is no. But, I guess the benefit would be the 15 minutes saved at least once a week when I forget/leave/lose my badge and have to ask for a temporary at security in the morning.
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Vegas Workers to Strike Over Automation(theguardian.com)
14 points by chasedehan 8y ago|2 comments
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by chasedehan 8y ago
YC could do that, but it goes against YC's mantra of the importance of having a team working in the same office of a startup and it being located only in SV. https://blog.samaltman.com/how-to-hire Thats not to say that
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by chasedehan 8y ago
depends on your end objective: I really liked: > Learn Python the Hard Way (the classic goto self study course, $30 book) https://learnpythonthehardway.org/ But if you are interested in the Data Science pathway, should d
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by chasedehan 8y ago
The people I know who have actually done it wrote a personalized response as to why they wanted to live in that particular area. i.e. "my son lives on X street and I would like to live by him" or "the access to hiking/bi
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by chasedehan 8y ago
I know a number of different people who have done this and purchased homes. They were all in areas where houses rarely go up for sale. I do like the idea of targeting people through Facebook although I feel like the physical letter would pu
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by chasedehan 8y ago
Hey HN! I put this together for fun and thought I would share. It won't cost you anything, I promise not to spam you, and you can opt out at any time. Sorry, but it will only work with US phone numbers at this time. I'm sending t
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Show HN: Dad Jokes Texted Daily(dadjoke.info)
15 points by chasedehan 8y ago|4 comments
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by chasedehan 8y ago
>Windows for fun, linux for work. That is horrifying backwards :) I'm forced into the opposite scenario with my job.
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by chasedehan 8y ago
I love Unity, but am still on 16.04 so haven't "missed it". I haven't found much love for any other DEs as they haven't been very polished.
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by chasedehan 8y ago
I feel pretty much the same way depending on how much my job bothers me.
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Ask HN: What are your challenges for using/deploying machine learning?
1 points by chasedehan 8y ago|0 comments
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by chasedehan 8y ago
No way you could get a Gibson for anywhere near $150 - the demographic looking for the toy guitars isn't the same as the one that would buy a Gibson. Doubtful this had anything to do with it.
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by chasedehan 8y ago
totally false. Machine learning is not my companies core competency, but we do have a team of data scientists (myself included). Most of the data we get from our data providers is garbage by itself, but using our own data along with featu
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by chasedehan 8y ago
Not a bad idea! That was I wouldn't have to pay non-US SMS rates.

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