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Introducing Apache Spark 2.1(databricks.com)
3 points by jakebellacera 10y ago|0 comments
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by jakebellacera 10y ago
Based on this page[1], it looks like they provide the machine and training required to produce the glasses on-site in remote locations by locals so that they can operate their own businesses. This makes a lot of sense, because it's a l
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by jakebellacera 10y ago
Agreed. Tight-knit communities are by far the best way to market your product/service. Low volume, but high quality if you can pull it off. The catch is that you have to toe the line between being "that annoying marketing person&q
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Music Recommendation Service with the Spotify API, Spark MLlib and Databricks(medium.com)
2 points by jakebellacera 10y ago|0 comments
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by jakebellacera 10y ago
> So if she insist, don't be angry at her - be angry at De Beers. I completely agree. My fiancé and I are currently two engaged Americans, and we had a couple conversations about how we envision our wedding ceremony to happen. For t
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Databricks Community Edition Is Now Generally Available(databricks.com)
18 points by jakebellacera 10y ago|2 comments
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by jakebellacera 10y ago
Which is ironic, because tech forums, reddit, HN, etc are "social" sites as well.
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by jakebellacera 11y ago
I agree. Working from home will test your discipline, and I personally cannot work in pajamas and blur the lines between my personal life and my work (though it's convenient to have the option if needed). Like you, I need to have some
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by jakebellacera 11y ago
I'm not sure what's "crazy" about it. My family uses a private Facebook group and it works very well. We send events and keep each other updated on our lives. It's nice because there isn't a separate login to c
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by jakebellacera 11y ago
The iOS 9 beta had an option in Settings to change the side switch's functionality between silence and orientation lock. Unfortunately, this was pulled before stable release.
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by jakebellacera 11y ago
As a front-end dev, I'm excited to use v4 in my next project. It has more features and the styling is even _less_ opinionated, which equates to fewer overloads.
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Improved Audit Log for Organizations on GitHub(github.com)
7 points by jakebellacera 12y ago|0 comments
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by jakebellacera 12y ago
It's fascinating how so many apps can be rendered useless by the simple mistake of tapping "Deny" instead of "Allow."
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by jakebellacera 12y ago
Sure, until you decide to move. Then you'd have to pay market prices. Rent control, in San Francisco at least, is an exception that favors the renter and "punishes" the landlord. Even though the owner can't increase thei
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by jakebellacera 12y ago
Absolutely. I guess lots of people, myself included, choose renting over buying for the main reason that they might find themselves not living in their current location in a couple of years. For me at least, that is the price to pay for the
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by jakebellacera 12y ago
The store layout isn't created by accident, IKEA wants you to see as many products as possible so they can capture those impulse purchases.
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by jakebellacera 12y ago
Honestly, this is cool. A lot of kids just sort of "stumble" into all of this and it's inspiring in a way.
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by jakebellacera 13y ago
This comment is tangential on purpose, but if anyone is curious as to _why_ we use the `display: inline-block; *display: inline; zoom: 1` "hack" to support IE7, then I will gladly explain it to you. First, CSS is cascading, meanin
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by jakebellacera 13y ago
Wordpress is just a shitty CMS, but it is still a decent blog publishing platform.
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by jakebellacera 13y ago
> I like to make the joke that Ps are always 5 minutes late, but don't think of that as being late ;) As someone who got "INTP," I would say that is probably accurate.
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by jakebellacera 13y ago
This is actually a browser issue. AFAIK, Chrome and Firefox both round subpixels (e.g. 1.6px -> 2px). If you try doing the same thing in Safari you will notice that the graph looks as smooth as butter. http://i.imgur.com/
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by jakebellacera 13y ago
Personally, I spend a lot of time in HTML, CSS and JavaScript. This post was interesting to me because I was able to see the techniques that were used to accomplish what was going on in the snippet. What may not be relevant to you could be
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by jakebellacera 13y ago
The iPad 2 does not support Bluetooth 4.0, unfortunately.
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by jakebellacera 13y ago
Cool idea, but I can't help but wonder if it'd be better to have a "pick your price" option versus just giving it outright for free. Noble, sure, but it would be interesting to see the trends associated with what users p
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by jakebellacera 13y ago
This is great, I've been looking for something like this. Thanks!
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by jakebellacera 13y ago
I personally couldn't bring myself to switch to a Chromebook. My personal time on the computer constitutes ~25% coding and ~75% in the browser. If I did not code, ever, then I would probably invest in a Chromebook. Since I do, I'd
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by jakebellacera 13y ago
.tk domains are probably restricted because they're free to register, thus are heavily associated with abuse. Abusive websites with certs that haven't been caught could be misleading to users. That's my guess, anyway.
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by jakebellacera 13y ago
While HL3 would be an awesome announcement, it doesn't seem highly relevant to SteamOS. I'm sure if anything, they'll release HL3 as a Steam-exclusive game as a launch title.
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by jakebellacera 13y ago
> Anime tshirts? I wouldn't say so. Depending on where you're at culturally, anime could be relatively obscure. Hipster is a blanket term that really means something along the lines of "they're doing something unique
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by jakebellacera 13y ago
While the author gives some great tips about product design, I don't think it's fair to say that Dribbble is belittling product design. You don't really get the full picture with each shot. You don't know what the design

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