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Taleb to PG: Engineering != Science(twitter.com)
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Google introduces strike-based system against advertisers who violate policies(support.google.com)
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by dgudkov 5y ago
I design and develop a no-code tool [1] for the last 7 years. I see many software developers on HN struggle to understand the point of no-code. I'll try to explain. First of all, no-code tools are not intended for developers. Although,
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A long-term perspective on immunity to Covid(nature.com)
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by dgudkov 5y ago
>At IPO (average) $100,000 of ARR per employee So it's for companies that aren't profitable even at IPO. Not my cup of tea.
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The Rise of Post-Liberal Man(quillette.com)
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by dgudkov 5y ago
Thank you. I didn't know this. I wouldn't call the process easy, but it's relatively straightforward.
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by dgudkov 5y ago
Can you point me to an article that shows a simple way how to do a simple SQL-like join (no aggregation) of two regions in the same spreadsheet? Two source tables, and one result table - all in the same spreadsheet. Something that is as s
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by dgudkov 5y ago
>you break the transformation across many cells In theory, yes. But the reality, nobody does that unless an error is apparent and needs to be investigated. The vast majority of calculations in Excel spreadsheets are done using cumbersome
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by dgudkov 5y ago
The link leads to an article on PowerQuery which is a Power BI product. PowerQuery can surely do joins, but it doesn't operate within Excel's data model - cells and sheets. It's an external tool from the Power BI family from
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by dgudkov 5y ago
The point about spatial representation is spot on. The problem is that in Excel calculations tend to be presented as huge unreadable formulas with no intermediate steps. Thus the spatial representation actually only covers the first and the
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by dgudkov 5y ago
>Spreadsheets give not-super-technical users a way to program data transformations in what I would argue is the most generally intuitive way that exists I don't think spreadsheets are a good way to program data transformations at al
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by dgudkov 5y ago
The person who arranged the swatting goes to jail for 5 years: https://www.theregister.com/2021/07/22/qwk_swatting_death/
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HalloApp – The First Real-Relationship Network(halloapp.com)
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DuckDuckGo launches 'Email Protection' beta that strips trackers from emails(techspot.com)
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by dgudkov 5y ago
All those people who write "Just raise wages!" clearly never managed a restaurant.
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by dgudkov 5y ago
>I wonder how the younger generation is supposed to plan for the future? Take a few lessons from people who live in 2nd- and 3rd-world countries. They used to not rely on government or expect financial stability for decades ahead. Yet, t
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by dgudkov 5y ago
I think the author is fighting the wrong problem. Webhooks are a notification mechanism first of all, not a data transfer protocol. You can view it as a control plane which can be mixed or not with a data plane. What they offer is a data
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by dgudkov 5y ago
A headline that would've been absolutely unthinkable 10 or 20 years ago. We live in the future.
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by dgudkov 5y ago
Of course, a supply-chain software company must have strong security and bear full responsibility for not having one. However, in general I wouldn't be so fast to blame victims. Strong security isn't cheap nowadays and adds to cos
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by dgudkov 5y ago
So far events like this one only confirm my theory that sooner or later elected governments will start treating internet security similarly to offline security. Offline security is managed using the army, guarded borders, and internal polic
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Apache Superset – a modern data exploration and visualization platform(superset.apache.org)
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by dgudkov 5y ago
Wow, Snowflake can do incident notification via webhooks! Pretty cool.
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Streams: Mail 3.0 Concept (2014)(tonsky.me)
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Savannah – the first nuclear-powered merchant ship(en.wikipedia.org)
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Xkcd: 1991 and 2021(xkcd.com)
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First patient dosed in BioNTech Phase II trial of mRNA cancer vaccine(globenewswire.com)
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by dgudkov 5y ago
>New lives are not inherently more valuable than old lives. From an evolutionary standpoint, they absolutely are. The whole idea of life is to produce a variety of mutations in the hopes that at least some of them will be able to overcom
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Ask HN: How to start a cloud services provider?
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by dgudkov 5y ago
Reading news is an addictive habit with the downside of strong political indoctrination. I could see it in some of my family members, unfortunately. I really would like to have a tool that can automatically put labels on news headers: click

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