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listentojohan
9y ago
And a link to the site/book: http://www.core-econ.org/ - seems like it is getting the hug of death.
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Juicero is looking for a buyer – halting operations in the meantime
(recode.net)
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UK at centre of secret $3bn Azerbaijani money laundering and lobbying scheme
(theguardian.com)
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Malicous code written into DNA infects the computer that reads it
(techcrunch.com)
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One hot-sauce seller’s court battle with Uber over $4,000 and principles
(arstechnica.co.uk)
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Judge: Waymo may be in trouble if it can’t prove actual harm by Uber
(arstechnica.co.uk)
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Apahce Spot cybersecurity project
(spot.incubator.apache.org)
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The true eye-opener for me was reading Number - The Language of Science by Tobias Dantzig. The philosophy part of math as an abstraction layer for what is observed or deducted was a nice touch.
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Recap of PyCon 2017
(promptworks.com)
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This is not the correct link. Here's the right one: https://www.promptworks.com/blog/pycon-2017-highlights
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Why Soundcloud Matters
(cdm.link)
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9y ago
Also incentivise the company to select a problem that is related to the actual work that they do / need done.
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listentojohan
9y ago
I'm surprised by the amount of comments simply stating it's your own damn fault. It seems that for the OP, and for me, that this might have been the very first email that OP had. At a young age most probably. While it's not
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Exactly-once Semantics: How Kafka Does it
(confluent.io)
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9y ago
It's pretty much spot on.
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What3word – a location service with a new take on addresses
(what3words.com)
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listentojohan
9y ago
Have thought about the fasting as well, but isn't it basically the same as skipping breakfast?
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9y ago
The resetting of undo history when saving have had me screaming more than once...
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listentojohan
9y ago
The problem with rating systems for traditional taxi-services is that they are most often without effect. There is no penalty or change if a driver is rated badly.
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10y ago
It was not really a whiteboard exercise, but I once had an interview at which we went through some of my previous work (code-ish) on a whiteboard. I was mostly for structure, and I think that's a good example. Also there was a good rel
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Last week. I have to admit that I used a whiteboard for solving a programming problem a few times. But most often, if I have to note down the problem (structure), I'll use a notebook or texteditor. Then on to the Googling.
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10y ago
^second that. Redash [0] is also a pretty nifty tool - and could be used together. [0]: https://redash.io/
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Dispersion of research. I find that research and knowledge derived from it, could be shared much more effectively with industry / the public.
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Data Readiness Levels
(inverseprobability.com)
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Nice to see Weapons of Math Destruction included.
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listentojohan
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Rarely has future product announcements (the tight integrations) been this disappointing. Not since the MBP at least.
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10y ago
Now you can notification on birthdays, job changes and everything, and you can't even turn it off. Just like their mobile app.
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No, Fitbit are buying the assets of Pebble, the company is closing.
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The pessimist's guide to 2017
(bloomberg.com)
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I've had two v1 that had this problem. Pebble just send me a replacement. No problems.
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