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811.
BuzzFeed to go public, after shareholders approve SPAC deal(axios.com)
36 points by nojito 5y ago|48 comments
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by nojito 5y ago
Nothing really holds a candle to storytelling with data. Cole is an excellent teacher and is able to clearly share exactly what practitioners need to know to make meaningful visualizations.
813.
U.S. Military Has Acted Against Ransomware Groups, General Acknowledges(nytimes.com)
5 points by nojito 5y ago|0 comments
814.
by nojito 5y ago
>Scott Adams talks about how it’s a common tactic amongst CEO’s. The comic writer?
815.
by nojito 5y ago
This is based on Apple notifying the employees based on prior behavior of NSO.
816.
by nojito 5y ago
dbt is the quickest way to watch your cloud costs skyrocket. I really do hope people don’t think this is a way to not have dedicated data engineers on staff and instead “empower” analysts to do things for themselves.
817.
by nojito 5y ago
Apple already offers this for Devs. https://developer.apple.com/xcode-cloud/
818.
by nojito 5y ago
sure if your TAB key is broken.
819.
by nojito 5y ago
How so?
820.
by nojito 5y ago
How is this any different than what google does in google app?
821.
Missouri found mask mandates work, but didn’t make findings public(news.stlpublicradio.org)
234 points by nojito 5y ago|339 comments
822.
Simpson’s Paradox in Vaccination Data(flowingdata.com)
1 points by nojito 5y ago|0 comments
823.
by nojito 5y ago
Scalping prevents actual price discovery from happening. So how can you say that "people are willing to pay a higher price"
824.
by nojito 5y ago
Fable is becoming the best way to compile to JS. https://fable.io/
825.
by nojito 5y ago
Scalping increases MSRP. Removing it would cause it to decrease.
826.
by nojito 5y ago
You'll likely get data about it in the coming months/years. There is one looking into loss of taste/smell for "mild" cases for example.
827.
by nojito 5y ago
The common cold doesn't flood ICUs and pushed them to 125% capacity.
828.
IBM says it is 3X more expensive to manage PCs than Macs (2016)(computerworld.com)
16 points by nojito 5y ago|12 comments
829.
by nojito 5y ago
>All the lockdowns are breeding viruses which are stronger and more infectious than ever. Not sure you where you got this from, but this variant came from a region with subpar vaccination rates. >The way viruses normally work is that
830.
by nojito 5y ago
They still need to do Phase 2...I don't where you got your info from, but it's very misleading.
831.
by nojito 5y ago
Very interesting graph on preliminary data is here. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FFECnaLXEAMtWdc?format=png&name=...
832.
by nojito 5y ago
At least it's consistent. Verb-Noun
833.
by nojito 5y ago
They don't need to push them around....they will just pay more than everyone else combined.
834.
by nojito 5y ago
Nothing is speedier, easier, or more interactive than Get-Help in Powershell. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft... Using other shells is like living in the stone age. I don't
835.
by nojito 5y ago
They also pre-bought all airfrieght that year so that they won't have any supply chain issues for the holiday season.
836.
by nojito 5y ago
Fish is good, but most shells pale in comparison to powershell unfortunately.
837.
WristMac – 1988 Legendary first Apple Watch(comicconnect.com)
6 points by nojito 5y ago|1 comments
838.
by nojito 5y ago
That’s ridiculously expensive.
839.
by nojito 5y ago
It's downright impossible find a situation where .NET is not approved for use because of "security".
840.
by nojito 5y ago
>Do this for 7 years while investing most of your salary in a diversified portfolio. Don’t go too crazy with Crypto. Easy to do in a massive bull market.

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