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All the information Facebook and Google store about you without you realising
(twitter.com)
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9y ago
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The Seductive Power of a Suburban Utopia
(citylab.com)
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All rise and no fall: how Civilization IV reinforces a dangerous myth
(rockpapershotgun.com)
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9y ago
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We don't need to destroy the Sunset to save San Francisco
(medium.com)
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9y ago
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mjirv
9y ago
Hey, author/founder here. Actually... I agree (if I understand you correctly). Joiner exists to make cross-database joins really easy for an individual analyst, not to compete with the scalability of a traditional EDW. On the backend,
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Joiner makes cross-database joins effortless. Here's why.
(getjoiner.com)
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9y ago
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9y ago
Hey everyone, thanks for reading. I started Joiner to solve a problem for data analyst: it takes too long to get a traditional data warehouse set up, and the other options for joining across databases isn't great. Like I mentioned in t
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Connecting data is hard. What if it wasn't?
(medium.com)
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9y ago
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Silicon inquiry – why I left the tech industry
(notesfrombelow.org)
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Why you should be time blocking and not just writing to-do lists
(blog.zenkit.com)
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9y ago
The article implies men tended to have higher lead levels than women (otherwise, adjusting for sex wouldn't have done anything). Does anyone know why this would be the case?
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Show HN: Joiner – Spin up a data warehouse in 5 minutes
(github.com)
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9y ago
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Elon Musk's boring idea for car tunnels distracts from real solutions
(twitter.com)
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Obesity is always and everywhere an insulin phenomenon
(blog.supplysideliberal.com)
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At 48, and with my three boys growing up fast, I’m the new office intern
(spectator.co.uk)
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9y ago
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How Fact-Free Parenting Policies Rob Kids' Independence
(5kids1condo.com)
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9y ago
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Elon Musk said we're living in a computer simulation. This cartoon explains
(vox.com)
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10y ago
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Dabrowski’s Theory and Existential Depression in Gifted Children and Adults
(davidsongifted.org)
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10y ago
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Why are America's most innovative companies still stuck in 1950s suburbia?
(collectorsweekly.com)
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10y ago
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A millennial and baby boomer swap places: 'I can’t help but feel a stab of envy'
(theguardian.com)
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11y ago
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mjirv
11y ago
Assuming a progressive tax system they're basically the same thing. (1) is a simpler description, if less precise.
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The peril of talking to normal people
(math-chocolate-circus.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Makes sense for Twitter to do this, with a couple conditions: 1. Keep existing users happy by letting them opt-in but not forcing them to, and letting them easily switch back 2. Default new users to the algorithmic timeline to get them hook
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Today's stock market downturn looks a lot like 2008
(mjirv.github.io)
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Still reading books in the 21st Century?
(mjirv.github.io)
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Is VC the Right Money for Fintech?
(techcrunch.com)
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11y ago
> Mani Gandham is co-founder and CEO of Instinctive. The entire post is a native ad.
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What to expect from virtual reality in 2016
(washingtonpost.com)
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11y ago
Studies also show that people are happier when their income makes them relatively most wealthy compared to their peers, so this seems reasonable.
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What's eating Silicon Valley
(qz.com)
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