joelhaasnoot

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by joelhaasnoot 3y ago
- https://hevodata.com/ - https://airbyte.com/ - https://www.stitchdata.com/ Unfortunately none of them are perfect as your data scales, each have up and downsides...
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by joelhaasnoot 3y ago
Right, I'm sure 100MM is mostly not going to sysadmins, but I wonder what percentage of it _is_
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by joelhaasnoot 3y ago
Direct costs maybe but how much of the staff cost is staff required to make the site run?
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by joelhaasnoot 3y ago
So if I'm understanding correctly this is using AI to fancily upscale Senitel 2 data, essentially guessing what it's seeing, and then suggesting the output of that should be used for making new products/decisions/models.
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by joelhaasnoot 3y ago
Amazing, thanks, that closes the loop!
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by joelhaasnoot 3y ago
But this doesn't answer the question why 14 and not 16. There's a diff of two there...
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by joelhaasnoot 3y ago
I'd actually advocate to stop before 90% so that you can figure out if the 90% is the right thing...
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by joelhaasnoot 3y ago
Do you support PostGIS? This seems to be an issue with a lot of solutions I've seen...
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by joelhaasnoot 3y ago
Many of them really just suck (depending on your workload)
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by joelhaasnoot 3y ago
Using the API (that would be some irony!) or scraping?
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by joelhaasnoot 3y ago
Half of the AWS certifications isn't about what's what but what to use when and using it for the right use case.
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by joelhaasnoot 4y ago
Also how do you translate concepts that were clearly known to the readers to modern times. Do you entrust that readers have someone to tell them what this would've meant, or do you adapt to something more apt in their language. For exa
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by joelhaasnoot 4y ago
Cough, is this even legal under GDPR?
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by joelhaasnoot 4y ago
I learnt a lot of these things the hard way - this is a good resource describing the different connectors and what they mean
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by joelhaasnoot 4y ago
Plenty of American tourists standing on roads ;)
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by joelhaasnoot 4y ago
I mean sort of, but you also have to deal with Apple's App Store rules and goons...
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by joelhaasnoot 4y ago
I believe for many companies that do business in China this is already standard procedure, also for laptops
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by joelhaasnoot 4y ago
So 10% of Google accounts are now banned? https://nypost.com/2022/08/22/google-bans-dad-for-sending-pi...
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by joelhaasnoot 4y ago
That sounds like Google!
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by joelhaasnoot 5y ago
Using a garden hose to clean the inside of your car with a lot of water
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by joelhaasnoot 5y ago
If only they had an edit button...
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by joelhaasnoot 5y ago
Ahh, the horror of getting this to compile last week in Python :(
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by joelhaasnoot 5y ago
Amazon.com is also throwing errors left and right
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by joelhaasnoot 5y ago
Mikrotik
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by joelhaasnoot 5y ago
Palm OS Simple yet efficient, solving everyday problems and having some of the best apps. You are missed almost daily.
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by joelhaasnoot 5y ago
It would be interesting to use Google as a search engine for your own computer, but I'm sure it's not that easy
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by joelhaasnoot 5y ago
I guess it's a little less secret than a camera multitasking entitlement, still not a super "public" thing.
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by joelhaasnoot 5y ago
Ah yes, the private entitlements. There's also a private entitlement to disable Apple Pay/PassKit so that it doesn't clash with things like barcodes (for example transit). That one is pretty Google-able though.
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by joelhaasnoot 6y ago
With catch up I mostly mean library dependencies. If Google changes the location API calls and popular apps that customers want do update, then the implementation will have to update, or the apps will crash/fail to work/etc.
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by joelhaasnoot 6y ago
Note that Microsoft basically did this for Windows 10 Mobile but then killed it. I actually recompiled a few apps for it at that time, it worked fine. I imagine getting 95% is easy, the last 4% doable, and the last 1% virtually impossible (

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