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by hbarka 8y ago
That was funny. I get your /s
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by hbarka 8y ago
I think the Six Thinking Hats technique by Edward De Bono is a good framework for shifting into different perspectives of thinking and might be relevant to this topic.
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by hbarka 8y ago
I love SQL. I love SQL for Data Warehousing even more. There’s a school of thought for DW that goes back many years. Many dimensional modeling practitioners know who Ralph Kimball is and also know the Inmon vs Kimball battles. To this day,
874.
by hbarka 8y ago
The old Google Finance site was one of the better finance and stocks portal you could go to. Now it’s shite.
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by hbarka 9y ago
The gore point gets hit multiple times a year and you would think that CalTrans could at least put safety striping. CalTrans has the statistics to show that it needs better visual cues. Why don’t they do this, like in other well-planned pla
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by hbarka 9y ago
I think some are too eager to project human vice and behavior onto an animal. It makes for a good story and we’re willing to delude ourselves, even professional observers. The article even used the word “puffing” and “smoking”—there was nei
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AI for database query optimizer?
1 points by hbarka 9y ago|0 comments
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by hbarka 9y ago
What if consciousness is just the evolution of our brain to reflect post-hoc at ultra high speed? Consider when it said to ‘lose our mind’, meaning an interruption to the high speed reflection? Procrastinating could also be thought of as co
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by hbarka 9y ago
It may actually be correct (16 HP). Read on in the comments. 10A could be the wrong figure.
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by hbarka 9y ago
Baloney. Bad clustering conclusion in your imagination.
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by hbarka 9y ago
It’s too late. Been going on for the last 15 years and the ladder is already stacked with nepotism.
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by hbarka 9y ago
Trivial detour. Remani hits the point.
883.
by hbarka 9y ago
Well-written. Heartbreaking.
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by hbarka 9y ago
Two weeks is perfect.
885.
by hbarka 9y ago
I’ve heard some Europeans call it the “sandpaper practice”.
886.
by hbarka 9y ago
The history of sea cable espionage and sabotage is a fascinating one. A few good books by noted historians.
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by hbarka 9y ago
Inside Google, isn’t F1 and Plx preferred over BQ?
888.
by hbarka 9y ago
And guess who does the selection bias on the on/off button.
889.
by hbarka 9y ago
Uhhh, the topic was about taxes. The homeowner demographic is statistically a higher earner than the renter demographic, thus pay more taxes.
890.
by hbarka 9y ago
Relax. You’re not subsidizing anyone. Homeowners pay a larger share than renters to begin with. And if you know anything about Western society, home ownership creates stable societies—that’s why ownership is encouraged.
891.
by hbarka 9y ago
You’re missing the big picture. Our country will have a larger deficit and the burden on a percent share basis is heavier on the middle class.
892.
by hbarka 9y ago
Yeah right
893.
by hbarka 9y ago
And think of the healthcare consequences too
894.
by hbarka 9y ago
I’ve been to a factory tour. The author’s anecdote is off the mark. What I observed were mostly robots doing the assemble and welding and then the typical assembly line for installing the interiors. It was smooth and had a cadence. Mr Gasee
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Discovering truth through lies on the internet–FCC comments analyzed(gravwell.io)
2 points by hbarka 9y ago|0 comments
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by hbarka 9y ago
"Reflection and introspection are programming facilities in the Java programming language that allow an object to discover information about itself and other objects at runtime." Sounds about similar.
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Credit freeze should be ON by default. Credit agencies make it prohibitive
2 points by hbarka 9y ago|0 comments
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by hbarka 9y ago
Credit freeze should be ON by default and shouldn't be prohibitive to enable. How did it get to be anti-common sense?
899.
by hbarka 9y ago
Curious choice of words. Are we too predators or gentle giants (from smaller animals' perspective)?
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by hbarka 9y ago
Is expecting what it should be part of the Socratic method?

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