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haney
8y ago
Reminds me of one of my favorite Biden quotes, “Don’t tell me what you value. Show me your budget, and I’ll tell you what you value.”
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8y ago
Does research count? For hard problems that I'm not sure how to answer I usually start by looking for any existing tool/framework/technique/blog post/paper that has solved a similar problem. I put copy what I find i
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8y ago
Kind of hard to compare apples to apples, there was a pretty steep minimum on previous contracts, I'd imagine that high volume users could negotiate volume discounts beyond those listed. At least this way there's not a huge cliff
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8y ago
About a year ago I copied everything into Evernote. I had a bunch of disparate bookmarks across different desktop/mobile browsers and in places like medium/feedly. I created notebooks for different topics (in my case, "Data S
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haney
9y ago
Site appears to be down but I'm guessing the post is related to this tweet? https://twitter.com/Docker/status/979027618866520064
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9y ago
It definitely feels like they're making evolutionary improvements to existing product lines that have worked well. Nothing they presented felt _revolutionary_ in any way, but the bar for progress in changing consumer's lives is pr
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haney
9y ago
I really like the idea of separating content from application code like this, is there anything in the open source community that's similar to this?
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9y ago
I'm an Airbnb Super Host, I own my home and my girlfriend does too. We eventually decided to move in together so my place is fully converted into a rental unit, I've taken everything that I care about out of the unit except for on
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haney
9y ago
FB, They have access to great consumer information that will continue to make them a valuable advertising company for a long time AND they've continued to expand into other markets (VR) while making smart defensive acquisitions to prot
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haney
9y ago
We use AirBnB's Knowledge Repo project[1][2] for things like this at my company. I love the idea of making it easier to deploy things like this though. 1. https://medium.com/airbnb-engineering/scaling-knowledge-at-
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haney
9y ago
I haven't used this specific library, but it's common to want to convert lat/lon into a single dimension where sorting the hash gives nearby locations. This is helpful for lookups/indexing/caching geospatial data. T
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haney
9y ago
Are you familiar with the S2 library for mapping lat/lon into a 1d space? ( http://blog.christianperone.com/2015/08/googles-s2-geometry-... ) any idea what the tradeoffs would be between this and S2?
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9y ago
> Think you found a bug? Fork the repo, add a failing test It seems like this would also really help with duplicated error reports which can be burdensome to sift through, and hey if someone else comes along and has the time to fix the b
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haney
9y ago
For this, I've seen several large projects push discussions to discourse or stack overflow, which are much better-suited mediums for discussion IMHO.
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haney
9y ago
You're assuming quite a lot about the use case. I personally don't have a problem that's solved by this particular utility, but it's not uncommon for our analytics team to use pandas to join CSV files on their way into o
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haney
9y ago
I read this post as more "what companies are winding down in a way that might indicate that their teams need new jobs", but I might have misunderstood OP's meaning.
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haney
10y ago
I'd argue it's easier to not tip when you have the option to tip in the App. If you're transacting with cash the driver knows if / when you aren't going to tip them. It'd be next level aggressive to sit and wat
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haney
10y ago
The most similar thing I've found is Apache Beam[1] which allows you to run ETL code on multiple engines but doesn't necessarily come with off the shelf integrations for commercial products. As far as "how ETL is done today&q
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haney
10y ago
Title is definitely a bit overblown, while it sounds like there's a definite problem with the incentive structure that incentives people to sell loans that borrowers can't afford, 22B isn't close to the size of housing bonds
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haney
10y ago
I've been working on a React Native project and I really enjoy how easy jest is to use. It's hard to tell from this post though, is there something new/specific about it? Or are we all just agreeing that it's awesome?
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haney
10y ago
Very cool, can anyone tell if it supports PostGIS?
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10y ago
I'd be way more likely to continue through if there was information/screenshots before I was asked to input information. As it currently stands I don't know why I'm inputting information and what benefit it is going to p
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haney
10y ago
I think I speak for everyone when I say that we miss having you in Chattanooga.
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10y ago
I agree that there is a high risk of project abandonment and it is frustrating that we haven't yet found a consensus around javascript frameworks. But, I would argue that Rails became dominant because it was so much better than the alt
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10y ago
FiveThirtyEight also does a great podcast where they discuss the assumptions built into their model and as polls change over time or events happen in the election they explain the impact on their models. I've found it really educationa
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haney
10y ago
I think they were referencing a scene in Zoolander.
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haney
10y ago
I'd highly recommend The Intelligent Investor.
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10y ago
I'm not sure it's accurate to call this a hedge fund? From a zero hedge article[1] (that also refers to it as a hedge fund) > "it is all invested in ultra-safe securities." If we take hedge fund to mean, "pool o
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10y ago
There's now a post in /r/exchangeserver that's making fun of this old post[1], but is there a link to the original (or has the post been deleted?). I'm still rather skeptical of things I read on /r/conspir
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10y ago
Is the crawling actually taking place on the phone or is there a backend service that's grabbing data? If the phone is doing crawling I'd imagine this would nuke your battery.
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