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Ex-Googler On 4 Ways Designers Can Help The Working World Master Big Data(fastcodesign.com)
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I think most folks doing devops end up using things more like zookeeper, consul, etc. instead to perform the above as opposed to hosts.
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"And all they offer is money." - I think that's part of the problem you experienced. I've worked with some good investors in the past and they offered great mentoring and networks. A serious question would be "Di
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Plumbing can be hard work. Being on your back / knees for hours at a time day after will end up getting to you. Also, it sounds like your doing some of the more reasonably easy plumbing. Things are a bit more complex when you have t
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Bingo. And how generous is a "generous equity package"? Is this the founder / management team's first rodeo? Because things could _look_ rosy but still be crappy compared to that "safe job". What if you joi
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Hey Andrew...another direction you, Yishai, etc. should / can go would be subject areas. I would imagine culinary/food tours would be great in the areas you guys are targeting. They could also be kept pretty fresh as restaurants
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Well...we're actually talking about two different things (or that's what I'm inferring. One side of it is what you're expounding upon (the mgmt / engineering dichotomy)...which I agree with largely (although I thin
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Anecdotally. Mine is the opposite. I've noticed the more someone tends to delegate and / or say no, the more they end up becoming respected in the organizations I've worked in. It's not that they say "That's
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If you think about it, this is a good answer to one of those bullshit interview questions "What is your biggest weakness?". I have a similar one which i've been working on a lot which is trying to have a better work/lif
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I guess I'm confused. Where (besides downtown) do you actually mean then? Downtown has plenty like the Supermercado, Honeybee, etc. As you start to go out, hit Grosse Pointe, Hamtramck, etc. there's quite a few as well (and the
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What do those out there lack? GoConvey, Gingko + Gomega, Goblin, etc.
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Choosing where to place the antennas largely affects the who can sign up for the service. Antenna placement does not cause me clicking "record channel 4 at 7:30 pm" to become "record channel 7 at 9 am". Try again?
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How does Aereo control what gets recorded? I click to record a show in the interface. That tunes the antenna to that channel at that time and records an individual recording for me.
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What's the difference between me clicking on my remote to tell tivo to record for me than me clicking on a button in a web page telling aereo to record for me? It's still being done on request, no?
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I think this is key "To redistribute this content to users". The redistribution is not that far from what's currently OK right now, though. Is it illegal (right now) for one to record (using an antenna) on to a TIVO and the
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Is it a myth though? I would rather suggest studies are simply inconclusive. There have been studies outside of humans which show lateralization exists as an evolutionary tool. There have also been some in humans ("Sources of mathem
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by ironchef 12y ago
I agree with the frequency thing as far as longer term friendships. I can only speak for myself as an introvert; however, beyond needing that alone time to recharge myself, I find that I tend to like to be social only in small groups. When
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Just remember that 15.X number is average. I know my wife's school had to call the union in twice last year as certain classes were exceeding 39 students in the classroom. I'd love to see more of statistics broken out demographi
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It's not just the union as charter schools are (in general) just as mixed of a bag as public schools. There was a Stanford study back in 2009 that spanned 16 states and showed around 20 percent of charters outperformed and 35 percent
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"nobody wants to join" -> I think you mean few want to continue in. There is plenty of fodder heading into the ranks only to have their dreams crushed by the reality of teaching in today's educational system. The numbers
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Probably based off of some of the origins of tenure. WAY back when they used to fire teachers (for example) when they got pregnant. Nowadays it's protection against (for example) teaching evolution in biology class (which isn't
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by ironchef 12y ago
"Also, our entire logging and analysis infrastructure is being migrated to Go." This intrigues me. I've been moving a lot of ETL into Go (as it's pretty well suited to this), but I still end up doing a lot of the analy
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There's also in betweens. Cassandra for example is a bit of a hybrid. It writes quite well even though it has some columnar / big-table aspects.
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I disagree; however, I think it may be because of her definition of marketing. She states "Sales and marketing are two ends of a continuum." Marketing is creating, delivering, and communicating value to your users / custome
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Storm is generally more of a dataflow "per event" real/near time computation system (with each event flowing through N spouts and bolts) whereas Spark is more of an in-memory data processing system (with Spark streaming being
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I've never seen her referred to as poet laureate of the US. I think the phrase that was used by Clinton was the black woman's poet laureate...which I would say is quite appropriate (looking at the sourcing of the word laureate co
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I'm on RRTP too. I've saved > 25% using it in the summer. In the summer (for example), I'll crank it down to mid to low sixties overnight (it's pretty cheap) and give it one final kick down to high fifties / lo
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Looks like they'll be adding export soon: "Can I print, export, share an experiment or a protocol? The initial version of Findings has not implemented these features, but it is coming very soon. Most of the implementation is ready
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In chicago we get plenty of veg even in the middle of winter (granted it's through use of greenhouses, hoop houses, etc.). Beyond that you can essentially grow a good amount of stuff until the ground freezes (unless you use some of th
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Exactly...and then those are interesting in _how_ they became the dominant player. Did they offer something the predecessor didn't, etc. Why MS succeeded can be argued around various points re: digital (re: CP/M), the boom of co

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