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Under GDPR they must disclose to their users this security problem because they could have a potential data breach. This situación should be handled by the Data Protection Officer (DPO) the company must have either a) con payroll or b) as c
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I would like to have something like CityDesk (I paid for that software back in... Y2K?). I remember someone was able to "hack" it to embed articles inside excel sheets: he just used an excel sheet as a template (which was zipped
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8y ago
Powerpoint. I had to use google sheets for comercial offers, and I really bate it. Why? Latencies. When you have to submit a proposal in a few hours you need something that reacts very fast. Having to wait 1/4 second adding an object t
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8y ago
I remember that Soviet-era math books were really good. At least the ones you could get in Spain (translated of course). Probable not the reason, but a factor.
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8y ago
It is used on the control plane. Netconf (rfc6241) operations un most routers (not just Cisco) are handled from an Erlang application. Some years ago the best netconf implementation was from tail-f systems. Cisco and Juniper licensed the so
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8y ago
Walk. A lot. NYC is huge but it worth it. Specially if you walk through places you can see in the movies when you return home. I think you can kayak on the Hudson river. I could not do this (not enough time) but I bet it might give you go
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8y ago
>> UPDATE statements issued to a partition key now move affected rows to the appropriate partitions I wonder who's the author of this feature. I must buy him/her a beber/coffe/whatever
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8y ago
That reminds me ADA selling points about 20 years ago: Type safe, concurrency, and easy to read syntax. Of course ADA didn't made it outside military contractors. Anyone dos know why?
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8y ago
You just need to master a few commands: Find (take a look at -exec option) Cut (or awk) Sed (for simple text/string substitutions) Xargs Dd (that beast can do charset transtation from ASCII to EBCDIC to use in mainframes and can also w
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8y ago
Un My case it was 2015. I was struggling with a 28GB CSV file that i needed to cut grabbing only 5 columns. Tried spark on my laptop: waste if time. After 4h I killed al processes because it didn't read 25% of the file yet. Same for ha
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8y ago
IndieHackers, Slashdot
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8y ago
Sincerely, once you've landed enough bigCo flashy apps, and you've beign paid to promote them heavily, your chances to succeed in the app store are not zero anymore. It will be though still, since building a brand, etc. needs a lo
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8y ago
I worked for a company that developed mobile apps for big corporations. There is a lot money as an indie studio there because although you compete with other Big corporarions like Accenture, KPMG, Cap Gemini, etc... It is easy to outbid the
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8y ago
Try old school tricks first: - Explain your queries: you will be surprised to know a lot if stuff madre with ORMs is not well indexed. - Take a look at the slow query log (and run that queries with Explain before). - Exploit recency: I bet
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8y ago
I would try to target the drone and record its activity. If you can documentos that it is flying too much over you, you can take action. If that fails you can learn tensorflow and target the drone camera with a (low power) laser. Don't
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8y ago
Also for B2B the end of the year makes people less price sensitive because if they will loose the money if they don't spend it.
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9y ago
Once you start working, experience is more important than education. No matter if you're on a big-4 or not: After the first 3-4 years, work experience wins... If you go to a big-4 expect not having time to study. Not even a 4-week mooc
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9y ago
Not just with facebook, there are more options: You can geofence users (probably the realtor does it) and then send targeted ads to audiences that touch more than one geofenced area. For the kung-fu panda and martial arts. Do you share wifi
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I really liked Paperspace Core. Had to cancel my subscription because my daughter was born and I knew I won't have free nights to hack until 2019.
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9y ago
LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP). Boring stack. Easy to get developers on board. NO frontend framework. Just html5. NO compicated stuff to start with (SPA, microservices). Just PHP for processing and a simple template for quick hacking. An
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Kafka streaming also uses RocksDB under the hood. Try KSQL ( https://www.confluent.io/product/ksql/ ) for a SQL-like interface to stream data from Kafka.
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Read code. In paper. Do not clone a repo, compile it, and run it. Get code about something you want to learn about, or code written by someone you admire, make a printed copy, and read it carefully . Follow how stuff is done. Try to unde
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vi and Sublime. On my home (windows) machine I use Sublime. It's the first editor I enjoyed after a long time. vi: because it's installed everywhere and - after working 20 years as a sysadmin - I can blindly edit whatever config f
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Journalists will love it! It's not easy for journalist to do a simple table like yours. The problem is very time consuming for them to do this kind of work. If you want to get traction in newsrooms, you'll need to add the option t
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Consult your Data Protection Officer first. GDPR says you must delete information about the customer; but there are cases where you still might need to have that data available. If your customer can interact with another one inside your a
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9y ago
A friend got permanent resident status in Miami some time ago. Drop me an email and I'll tell you what he did.
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If you're also able to make good drawings, this serves as a quick e-mail reminder of the stuff you've talked about ;-) A good capture app (like camscanner or onenote) is great to complement this superpower.
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I really miss having the building block rationale of all the perception/classification/segmentation networks out there. The only thing I've found really useful until now, is to put 2-fully connected layers if the classifier
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The Million-Dollar Pivot: Cell Phone Unlocks as a Service
(indiehackers.com)
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Jenkins, triggered from a Slack bot. To trigger a deployment to production, you need someone from QA, Backend, and Product management, to approve the deploy. The easiest way to do this is to "vote" inside Slack. Three votes, and t
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