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Contract Logistics and 4PL are also common terms useful when researching. The difference tends to be the amount of hand holding and abstraction. With 3PL, you have to know what you're looking for, research 3PL providers that fit those
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At least ~2 years ago, CAH was using the contract logistics services[1] of OHL (now GEODIS). The Blackbox site mentions it operates "like a co-op". I'm curious if they're still using GEODIS for the actual services and Bl
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Ask HN: Is your company doing any data quality monitoring or mdm?
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It could be a very performant transparent caching layer when combined with the fdw extension[1]. You can push down the true analytics queries down to Redshift, but cache the resultsets, rollups, facts tables, etc, in materialized views. The
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Very similar but even more crazy expensive than BigQuery, despite the pricing parity between the two services. BigQuery automatically optimizes the data stored during ingress - whatever it's original format, it's converted to a co
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They're donating all of the ticket sales for the shows to charity. While it is a PR branding stunt, at least in that regard it is "playing for generosity". Moreso than most branded shows
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> I'd like to know not just that these things happen but if the person who is experiencing these issues is more or less happy compared to before the corrective laser eye surgery. I had PRK done a few years ago (my prescription was
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They're extremely difficult to get discharged currently . That's purely a legislative protection. One that can be legislated away at any point if the political climate demands it. Keep in mind major purchases such as cars and hou
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The first example has a lot more use cases than it alludes to. I have a lot of aliased utility scripts for text processing, and frequently need to use them over entire files as well as on output piped from other processes. In this case, I d
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The folder isn't as large as the IO usage makes it out to be. The entire PersistentCache directory is only ~104MB on my drive, even with >300GB written in the last few days
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Go to Preferences -> Advanced Settings -> Change Cache Location It's the VACUUM'ing of the SQLite database in that folder that's the problem. Moving that destination to your other drive should hopefully move the IO wit
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I can't find the article right now, but I read a while ago that the Spotify client applications are modularized, such that different feature teams can push updates to their individual feature without breaking or being interdependent on
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It likely just stops Spotify from VACUUM'ing the SQLite database it has. Spotify stores a local SQLite database file (by default on a Mac it's at ~/Library/Application Support/Spotify/PersistentCache/mercu
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Since the current Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes themselves are no longer considered valid legal tender, they'd have to be exchanged for legal tender before they can be exchanged for foreign currency, even the Bhutan ngultrum (it's pe
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What's wrong with NFS? If you need a shared, POSIX-compliant drive between multiple hosts, there's not really an alternative. Even the fairly new AWS Elastic File System service is just a NFS4.1-based managed service
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I'm not sure what the average salaries look like for data center employees, but assuming a reasonable, round figure of $50k/year, that's about $2.7mm/year in additional area income. Which has a multiplicative effect as i
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Boeing and Lockheed were the main companies providing launch services, but merged both of their space launch divisions into a joint venture, ULA. Effectively becoming the only player and not having to competitively bid against each other an
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Which is an argument that applies just as effectively to executive management as it does to engineers.
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Google has a library called libphonenumber[1] that does phone number parsing, namely for Android. Just a heads up. It's got ports in a half dozen languages, and the names and platforms are similar enough I mistook this title for a C po
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This pretty much describes my experience with exercise as well. What worked for me was to stop associating exercise with working out. Instead, I just started seeking out more physically demanding hobbies/activities. I enjoy yard work;
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Insurance is a business with a strong, predictable, and constant cash flow. People are paying premiums virtually every day of every month. Payouts are more sporadic. So you're able to invest and make money on those premiums until neede
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There's a third as well: The loss of them is perceived to open the person doling out the raises to significant risk in the future, and they're in danger of leaving. Generally happens when someone is unexpectedly found to be in a m
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I wouldn't say it's super wasteful, but there is waste involved since he's on AWS. AWS bills EC2 usage hourly, and doesn't do fractional billing. If you deploy, then 5 minutes later deploy again (and provision a new inst
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Appearances can be deceiving. Secondary education is compulsory in the US, whereas it's not in every OECD country. In some countries such as Japan, high school is not only optional but you have to take exams just to get accepted into a
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Oh, that's nifty to know! I haven't managed campaigns in the last ~6 months so hadn't kept up with the news changes. Makes a lot of sense now on why they pulled part of their ad inventory out of Bing back to a Yahoo-specific
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Yahoo Search and (most of) it's ad network are already powered by Bing. You can bet Microsoft will be scrambling to ensure at least those portions of Yahoo's properties stay out of Google's hands. Not only would they see an i
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Customer retention is a key concern for their bottom line, so they're incentivized to not piss off a customer by sending overripe or wilting produce. In the case of partnering with local stores, you'll end up with clashing incen
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I've added the year to the title, but the content is far from stale. I'd never heard of Attic before, and just like the author my reaction was "how did it take so long to find this?!" It's easy to use, simple yet co
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I found the Holy Grail of backups (2014)
(stavros.io)
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I don't know much about video transcoding, but if FFMPEG can utilize streams it's easy to work around the lambda size constraints. You can process several GBs in the 5 minute window by piping your S3 download stream through your t
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