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Ask HN: Dual-zone thermostat setting, should 2nd floor be higher or lower?
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I’m genuinely happy with Redshift for data warehousing purposes. For this I mean not-transactional data store. I don’t want to use the term OLTP or OLAP as it puts it in a purist’s camp. Sometimes I store 3NF normalized data and many times
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I was thinking of cities in Europe and Asia although I could try to name some cities in the US but the definition of low in that context would be by US standard (sadly). Austin is equal to Kansas in crime rate. The latter is conservative-le
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Cities exist that are progressive and low on crime.
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5y ago
Human+StackOverflow operate at a high coding level.
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5y ago
I wonder if this creativity effect is related to sudden serendipitous moments while in the shower.
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5y ago
Exempt from disclosing lobbying efforts: https://www.opensecrets.org/news/2011/07/gods-lobbyists/
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5y ago
The 48 Laws of Power is All Wrong: This Is Why https://thepowermoves.com/the-48-laws-of-power-criticism/
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5y ago
Taken to its extreme, numbers would be orally expressed in binary digits or pick your base-n!
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5y ago
I know. It was terrible, verbose. But it could create with ease all of the features mentioned in this post. Those were simpler times.
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I love this. All the talk of low-code-no-code now have never heard of FrontPage 98.
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I’m lamenting Google’s decision to stop supporting Google Bookmarks. It was my personal search archive, simple and in the cloud.
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5y ago
This is why I love the hacker news
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5y ago
Wow thanks for sharing that
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5y ago
When I was very young, parents would tell me to turn off the bedside lamp for bedtime. Engrossed in a book, I would lean by the window to read by the light of the street lamp. I blame this now for my nearsightedness.
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5y ago
Would be interested in seeing how one would create the shaft required at home, as a DIY project.
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I’ve heard of prusiks and hearing about it again made me go down this rabbit hole of friction hitches. Fascinating! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_friction_hitch_knots
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5y ago
Wait, can you elaborate? I’m sincerely interested in going over that material.
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Ever since driving an electric car, I have come to believe that a gas-throttle car’s laggy response during stop and go traffic may be responsible for the elasticity of the delay propagation. From zero, a piston pumper goes through a complic
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Similar to tradespeople not showing up at ports, exacerbating the supply chain. Zillow may have figured out the digital programming problems but the analog work of literally improving the homes did not transfer to the same principles.
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Ask HN: Where did Zillow data science go wrong?
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One word: stroads https://youtu.be/ORzNZUeUHAM
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The comments in that article are very revealing. The “safety score” was probably developed by infallible ”data scientists” who know best and can whip up an algorithm in a weekend.
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I wish I can ride onto an interest graph without having to wait for the algorithm to decide it for me by inference of who I (have to) follow.
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Where do you find this sort of light and how do you ergonomically do this?
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Has anyone used Excel’s Monte Carlo Simulation? I believe they’ve had it since Excel 1999.
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Sadly, nowadays I would think twice about wandering streets late at night in San Francisco.
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The irony is that Deming’s philosophy was much better received in Japan that in the United States. American cars were considered crappy during the 70s and 80s while the Japanese were iterating their quality practices. Deming was not the onl
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Here’s a popular YouTuber who visited a Negrito tribal community in the Philippines. Note that his interests are in discovering the African racial diaspora. I’m not sure how scientifically significant the association is based solely on supp
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I remember reading an article about the effect of highways creating a virtual perimeter that the genetic diversity of the wildlife within it degraded to such a low variation over generations and as a result those animals were exhibiting neg
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