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by citilife 7y ago
Honesty is what lets businesses scale production to meet demand. I also find it hard to imagine the CDC would have done much better, BUT it would have indicated to businesses the potential.
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Extreme measures are likely doing more harm than good -- as soon as China loosens them, there will be a flood of cases. You can't eradicate a disease that spreads via the air we breath (and can spread to animals). You can slow it, but
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A eulogy for Richard Guy, 1916-2020(aperiodical.com)
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by citilife 7y ago
I agree fear of losing power is the only thing that restrains government. But disagree with: > I don't know how it is in Canada, but in the USA, the people are not inclined to outrage, no matter what the government does. That's
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China’s factory activity plunges to all-time low, worse than financial crisis(scmp.com)
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by citilife 7y ago
This almost read like a bot wrote it... > A manufacturer has alerted us to a shortage of a human drug that was recently added to the drug shortages list. The manufacturer just notified us that this shortage is related to a site affected
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by citilife 7y ago
I think you're pretty far off the mark here. >90% of people have healthcare coverage in the U.S.[1]. Those that don't are likely illegal or homeless or in some way don't qualify for medical coverage (I also don't know
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by citilife 7y ago
Seems like the larger correlation in deaths is related to societal status - farmers, laborers, and retirees have much higher death rates.
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by citilife 7y ago
It appears this could just be a prime95 bug from reading the comments.
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by citilife 7y ago
I use Mint regularly, perhaps there have not been many improvements, but it works very well and I have had no issues.
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by citilife 7y ago
If I recall correctly, that twitter post is not entirely accurate. The CEO was exercising their stock options. Also, arguably it's not mutually exclusive to suggest people to consider where to work, at the same time executives make lar
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by citilife 7y ago
With ProtonVPN I've been able to hit 500-1000Mb/s easily on a regular basis. Perhaps your internet provider are blocking / throttling you?
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by citilife 7y ago
> I’ve yet to see anyone properly tackle the more rudimentary, “boring” and lucrative approach: an on-prem search appliance, similar to GSE, that indexes internal intranet, wikis as well as email. On-prem software is annoying to build, s
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by citilife 7y ago
> 3. The New Meme: Enterprise Search Exactly what we're doing: https://insideropinion.com/ Seems like most people aren't thinking of search the exact same way though. It's a huge problem (having worked in
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by citilife 7y ago
I nearly did the same thing in my town. Bit more expensive, but there was a roughly 18k-sqft old fraternity house in town. My wife and I considered purchasing it at $400k, we put an offer in at $350k, but it was declined. Another group boug
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by citilife 7y ago
Interesting bit of knowledge I gained from the article is that it's believed we only gained the ability to digest milk recently. Prior to that all humans were lactose intolerant.
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by citilife 7y ago
I have been in the same situation a few times, even at the company I still work at. The truth is, it's in no one's best interest to drag this out. They'll do an investigation and only if they have solid evidence will anything
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Making enough money for a plane ticket home from China(reddit.com)
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Tiny Handcuffs(austingwalters.com)
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by citilife 7y ago
Depends what you want to do, I created a "estimate_count" function to make it much much faster: "SELECT planrows FROM estimate_row('SELECT COUNT(*) ON table WHERE XXX')"
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You Don’t Necessarily Need Data for Data Science(medium.com)
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Also having built a search engine from scratch, we use a similar method: https://insideropinion.com/ In our case the "queries" are also the index creation components. Every time someone discusses something, we are
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by citilife 7y ago
> A lot of these articles make it sound like Ring gives unilateral full access to the police, which is just plain and simple FUD. Actually, we know that a large portion of data obtained by the NSA can be shared with law enforcement[1]. W
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by citilife 7y ago
I think the point a lot of other people make, is that you can simply use another camera network that doesn't sell your data, centralize it, and share with 3rd parties without your knowledge or [knowledgable] consent. I have a camera sy
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by citilife 7y ago
> Interest rates are driven by the supply and demand of credit. Supply outstrips demand now. While that's somewhat true, its also largely dictated / controlled / heavily influenced by government. This means the overnight l
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by citilife 7y ago
Very similar, it also learns from context of a conversation what is likely in a document, a page, video, audio, etc. This alleviates the need to parse media.
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by citilife 7y ago
Curious how it compares to my offering: https://insideropinion.com/ The main issue is giving access to documents, which most Enterprise customers do not want to do... Further, most info is in employees heads, not in documen
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by citilife 7y ago
We haven't done that directly, we did push out our chat bot: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/insideropinion
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by citilife 7y ago
Apologies, will work to fix :)
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by citilife 7y ago
I think a large part of it has to do with design... I have a similar product offering: https://hnprofile.com/compare?search=AWS,GCP%20|%20Google%20... We offer to businesses, have a few pilots, but the slickness of Trennd i

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