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by eb0la 10y ago
I guess they are not the first. There is a company from Israel that deployed 10 years ago algoritms to score if people was lying, or angry when people called the police. And it makes sense. Anything that helps you triage when you have lim
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by eb0la 10y ago
Lumina claims it needs about 150MB to run - maybe that's the reason. I wonder how much other desktop/window manager weight (before you ask: I'm on windows 10 - my window manager eats all the RAM it can get ;-).
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by eb0la 10y ago
You are tempting me to learn a little bit of go !!
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by eb0la 10y ago
Very interesting. I would like to see something in the future with support for approximate times, like launching something about five minutes. Why? Because sometimes you don't want all your jobs to start at once. Just moving one job s
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by eb0la 10y ago
Started with CityDesk (from FogCreek software), and migrated to wordpress (with a lot of 301s to keep old content indexed). I guess I will go back to a static blog next year after 10+ years using wordpress.
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by eb0la 10y ago
Does #3 mean that you also have the _superpower_ to translate business/non-technical stuff to technical people ? Also, take a look at AWS Lambda/{Azure,Google}CloudFunctions and Zappa. I guess this "serverless"/lam
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by eb0la 10y ago
It's about market culture. US companies tend to build products so developer wages have high returns and wages might be higer. European companies tend to sell software development services to third parties. Services are expenses wit
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by eb0la 10y ago
Take a look at itjobwatch.co.uk - they say 90% of "Developer" positions have a salary greater than 30K GBP. This if for permanent positions. For contracting, 90% of contractors have a 300GBP daily rate ( 300 * 22 days/month *
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by eb0la 10y ago
It's almost the same in Spain. And freelancing is not an option here: companies try to pay you the same as a regular employee but without benefits, or they want to hire you full time for half the rate.
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by eb0la 10y ago
Industry. Talk a look at your local/nearest industries. Pick a medium sized one. Get to know them and take a look at the machines they use for QA. You'll be very surprised to see that, in some industries, quality test could take d
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by eb0la 10y ago
Use that cash in hand to develop the product for the Germany/Austria region. Same currency, (almost) same timezone, same taxes, and a 85 Million people market; plus you can also make a dent in the Swiss market later. For the US market,
822.
by eb0la 10y ago
Truth is AWK can beat most "big data" tools uses on a single node. I remember trying to cut some data from a 18GB csv file with etl tools (even one made by google!) and not getting any results after several houer because the file
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by eb0la 10y ago
DATEPART("weekday",...) is my best friend here. Usually sales, etc. on mondays are similar to other mondays and so on... Maybe I am overly used to this; but customers are astonished seeing that kind of stuff...
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by eb0la 10y ago
I think that using different brands for products and services makes sense if your organization has a very clear division between the product and service parts and you have no gains joining that parts, like getting cross-selling or upselling
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by eb0la 10y ago
Reminds me about Damascus steel: 1. Original formula lost. 2. Researched in universities. 3. You can buy something that looks like the books told was the original thing. Except I don't know if there is a market for Linkthoraxes out the
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by eb0la 10y ago
I've checked Clarifai, Google, and Microsoft cognitive services with this photo https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3232/2492569957_1e5ebdec11_b_... (mariachis in a boat in Xoximilco lake) - this should be hard to clas
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by eb0la 10y ago
The time of day is also an important factor in smart pricing. Usually everything goes up when people is not asleep or at work. Like if prices were different at the mall when it is full.
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by eb0la 10y ago
Mobile One2One | Madrid, Spain | https://mo2o.com | Full-Time | ONSITE IOS Developer (Apple, not Cisco) We are apassionate about the programming and we are looking for new companions with the same concerns. The development team
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by eb0la 10y ago
Not much. Could it be less than 4% due to not having memory cards at hand, etc. We usually sync 3-4 times a year.
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by eb0la 10y ago
Thanks. That was somethimg I had in mind and it it reasonably grandpa-safe ;-)
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by eb0la 10y ago
I've tried that connector and decided against using it. The problem was you had to define your schema by hand and in mongo sometimes you have legacy data records with different semantics. In my case it crashed Tableau data import after
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by eb0la 10y ago
Maybe something like this could help: Use the app for free (at least by now). If you want something done (new features, integrations...), vote for it. If you need it badly pay for getting more votes. The good part of the voting is that us
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by eb0la 10y ago
This looks a more readable and entertaining version of this academic journal: http://www.emeraldinsight.com/toc/jmlc/19/1 ;-)
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by eb0la 10y ago
That makes sense to me. Lightsail should be a entry-level product to upsell more AWS stuff.
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by eb0la 10y ago
I digress on the TLD part. If your users are DESKTOP users, TLDs are not so important. If they are mobile users, they can type ".com" on their on-screen keyboard. If they don't remember the domain, they will go to Google and
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by eb0la 10y ago
For SEO it's not critical; but for users it is. Think about your domain, twitter account, and FB page as trademarks. Actually, they should be trademarked sooner or later. Don't buy a domain without a match or near match in twitter
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by eb0la 10y ago
Get a domain where Google is an accredited registrar (.com/.org/.net/etc..) and extend registration for 5+ years. But don't buy a 1.5K domain before securing the twitter handle and facebook page FIRST.
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by eb0la 10y ago
Sure, just sent you an email ;-)
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by eb0la 10y ago
This remember me the (paper) maps where you can scratch the places you've been. I like the idea, and I think you can do a lot more of stuff than you can do now with "just" gamification.
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by eb0la 10y ago
Sadly not; but I would buy an OpenBSD phone... if anyone wants to make it, please call me!

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