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by cosmie 6y ago
It does already exist[1]. Although I'm not particularly familiar with the "core" LibreOffice Online, the Collabora Online[2] branded version is super easy to get running on Nextcloud[3] (via Docker). [1] https://ww
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For tinkering around, just use Googe Colab[1]. They offer free hosted Jupyter notebooks and have both Nvidia GPU[2] and Google TPU[3] runtime options available. Here[4] is a notebook that shows how to install CUDA into an environment using
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Because Y Combinator Research is a non-profit[1]. That said, it's apparently no longer associated with Y Combinator, and goes by OpenResearch now[2]. [1] https://www.guidestar.org/profile/81-0861414 [2] https:&#x
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The intelligence apparatus of a nation-state is far more encompassing than just spies. And no one has to actually watch any videos for the above-mentioned use cases. It's an engineering assignment for data science and tech teams, not
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Incidental and unintended data leakage. TikTok is a virally popular video app used globally by a generation of adolescence that have normalized the behavior of recording inane happenings in their life multiple times a day, with an undevelop
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Simo also has this[1] handy site, for tracking the impact of ITP and other browser cookie restriction schemes. [1] https://www.cookiestatus.com/
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Except the Romanovs never had a seat on the security council. In this case, the Republic of China did have a seat, and continues to exist although the landmass they control has shrunk primarily to just the island of Taiwan. They didn&#x27
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The Tawainese government used to rule mainland China back when it was known as the Republic of China, before retreating to Taiwan during a civil war. They were also the "China" entity that was the founding member of the UN. It was
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> Which supermarkets would do if they could They can, and they do. Here[1] is a random example of applying that to a supermarket (the other pages on that vendor's site shows some of the other ways the tech can be used). Solutions te
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As others have mentioned, Radford[1] is one company that sells that sort of data. Many providers of HR management and payroll systems also have secondary revenue streams by repackaging that data for uses like that. This[2] is one offered by
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GA's "Filter bots" setting simply applies the IAB bot filtering list[1]. The resources required to operate a page rendering bot[2] used to be a high enough bar that the ones doing so were large actors and would make their way
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This hits a nerve for me, too. I didn't particularly mind or even notice the constraints when I was renting closer to the city. But for the equivalent rent and at the cost of a longer commute, I traded up to renting a house in the subu
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As others have mentioned, a vertical monitor helps. I use one of these[1] as a second monitor, as I was able to get a surplus one from work for ~$30. The stand it comes with has a 90° swivel, allowing you to rotate it from landscape to port
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I'm not sure about GCP, but Azure does offer role-based access[1] which gives you similar resource authentication magic to what IAM provides. The definition formats[2] even look fairly close to their IAM equivalents. It's used in
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Amazon doesn't expose that via an API, so the data you're after can't be gotten to easily. That said, there are a few options: - This[1] report from Amazon gives you an incredibly detailed export of physical purchases. Caveat
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It really depends. In this case, the Court interpreted an act of law enacted by Congress[1]. Congress has the authority to set statutory law as they see fit, and are fully within their rights to pass a bill that clarifies their intent, by e
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You're not missing anything. Paypal slurped up Venmo as part of their Braintree acquisition several years ago. Braintree still exists as it's own distinct offering, but the branding was updated to clearly show it as part of Paypal
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by cosmie 6y ago
It doesn't directly fix the disconnect/reconnect issue you're talking about, but I've found ToothFairy[1] super useful to mitigate the bulk of my MacOS bluetooth frustrations. A few different ways it's come in handy
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For actual money runs, yes. But as the personal vehicle for a successful marijuana business owner?
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They're not penetration rounds, so will likely ricochet off the individual. After which, they'll co-mingle with the rounds scattered around by all of the officers. Except in isolated cases that don't involve multiple office
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Being in Denver, that particular example may be related to someone in the cannabis industry. The bank lockouts and cash build up that's common in that industry make individuals in it prime targets for robbery[1]. With extreme violence[
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The payroll taxes can likely be taken care of easily by your payroll provider/accountancy firm, but there's potentially local business licensing requirements[1] you become subject to as well. If you have an office, you generally d
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To add to this, in over 17 states there are also city or county level income taxes[1] that you have to be set up to handle. Then there's the potential for each employee's address to be considered a nexus, since each of their homes
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> If Azure “just works” and the other clouds take days to get integrated, owning Docker would let them make Azure integration a priority while neglecting or sabotaging integration to other clouds. The gap gets bigger and Azure feels even
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It's interesting to see how many sites are setting analytics related ids and optimization/split testing cookies. I wasn't expecting that, since the dataset is purely the immediate response of the request to the root domain&#x
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That I'm not sure of. My hunch would be - If you use utm_source=mysite.com by itself it likely would, as the medium would default to referrer and the data sent to GA would be the same as if no explicit parameters were defined. - If you
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The two issues you run into are: - The primary attribution model in Google Analytics is last non-direct visit prior to <conversion/goal/significant event>. Leveraging the source tracking parameters (utm_*) on internal links
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Web analytics as a whole is a giant PITA without lots of effort around tooling. The default approach just has a silent failure state that is harder to detect, and becomes more of a hassle for the analyst that has to cope with the resulting
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From which perspective? For ad networks: the solve seems to be more disclosure from advertisers of customer PII[1]. All of the recent tracking prevention and cookie restriction measures are disruptive to last-mile analytics, but are far les
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One other thing to note is that there are a few alternatives which tend to be a bit more feasible to implement (and sustain). Namely, using a single campaign key but leverage an encoding scheme for the key/id rather than a randomly gen

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