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by jpatel3 10y ago
Here is the interactive version, explore and filter data to get more insight - https://tuvalabs.com/jpatel3/datasets/0df9f660770247d4a96313...
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Monoliths and micromonoliths(developer.jboss.org)
2 points by jpatel3 10y ago|0 comments
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This Student Put 50M Stolen Research Articles Online. And They're Free(ndtv.com)
6 points by jpatel3 11y ago|0 comments
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by jpatel3 11y ago
It's hard to ignore the footage outside apple store in that video.
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by jpatel3 11y ago
so distorted headline..doesn't say how many employees they have, 15% staff Globally is part of 60?
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by jpatel3 11y ago
I think this is really good use case. Is it limited to the sports ticket only? How its going to figure out if the tickets are non transferrable? Does it work with the venue/vendor to confirm the transaction?
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Investor pressure: ClearSlide employees should be working at least 10 hrs a day(pando.com)
3 points by jpatel3 11y ago|0 comments
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User acquisition takes priority over retention(medium.com)
1 points by jpatel3 11y ago|0 comments
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by jpatel3 11y ago
Here is another way to see the expectation of the students by state - https://tuvalabs.com/benf/datasets/s/fdcbab1d15e64518a3cc3a5...
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by jpatel3 11y ago
any time data is shown in the article, it should be best to provide access to raw data as anyone can analyze with their own angle. When I see static graphs and analysis I smell distorted facts. (of course in this case you can do search, but
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by jpatel3 11y ago
Would love to get hold of csv or api to see state wide university data.
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by jpatel3 11y ago
User of private data is really concerning. How easy someone can take liberty of using the private data for a ride :( When I read the post about someone go crazy to protect their data and communication, I feel they need to have little faith
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by jpatel3 11y ago
My knowledge may be limited, but some of the things they do is beyond me. - they came up with 3 different chargers so far, and may come with more types opposite to industry standard. - phones goes from 16gb to 64gb, no 32gb - Their mac char
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by jpatel3 11y ago
Agree. I see when details when I click on battery life. Apps using significant energy - Chrome.
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by jpatel3 11y ago
I think its very location dependent as well. In some countries you get support quick vs others. I wonder it may be the laws of the country force companies to do that.
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The Nightmare of Replacing a Battery on a Mac Laptop(photofocus.com)
179 points by jpatel3 11y ago|237 comments
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by jpatel3 11y ago
He speaks like a manger in corporate..
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by jpatel3 11y ago
"data literacy education" Waiting since last 5 mins :(
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by jpatel3 11y ago
or quit your day job and try to go up from here...
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by jpatel3 11y ago
Whats the purpose? answer can vary based on that.
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by jpatel3 11y ago
There used to be a time when I loved firefox..the new versions are slow and sluggish. If I open the developer console, its super slow.
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Even Sergey Brin doesn't use Google+ that much(plus.google.com)
1 points by jpatel3 11y ago|0 comments
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by jpatel3 11y ago
It seems interesting for learning purpose.
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by jpatel3 11y ago
https://tuvalabs.com Easy to import the data and allows you to visualize the information with various different chart types.
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by jpatel3 11y ago
how much data you can visualize with TauCharts? And on the first glance couldn't see how many different types of chart you can make.
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by jpatel3 11y ago
theoretically yes, practically only experimental very little.
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What do am and pm stand for?(blog.dictionary.com)
2 points by jpatel3 11y ago|0 comments
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The Stack and the Heap(doc.rust-lang.org)
2 points by jpatel3 11y ago|0 comments
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Adds support for Canadian programming conventions to the Ruby language(github.com)
3 points by jpatel3 11y ago|1 comments
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How Browsers Work: Behind the scenes of modern web browsers (2011)(html5rocks.com)
1 points by jpatel3 11y ago|0 comments

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