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by rodionos 10y ago
Switched from Slack to Telegram. The desktop client is so much faster.
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by rodionos 10y ago
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/why-a-dollar75-billi... - copy on msn
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by rodionos 10y ago
For the record, DDG has past 15 million direct query threshold in March. http://apps.axibase.com/chartlab/e8635882/13/ They really started growing again since August last year.
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by rodionos 10y ago
>extraction of fossil fuel CO2 What is the definition here. Specifically, on Canada, does it measure the amount of CO2 contained in the produced oil, gas, coal fuels which is then physically extracted where it's consumed, i.e. in th
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The growth of industrial robots(economist.com)
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by rodionos 10y ago
> equity benchmarks are so reliant on gigantic gains in just a handful of stocks that missing them Perhaps we're witnessing a shift towards an industrial model where a small number of players control disproportionate amounts of valu
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by rodionos 10y ago
Based on the chart at the bottom: salt from Australia and Portugal has the highest content of plastics.
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by rodionos 10y ago
> Coral bleaches when the water it’s in is too warm for too long. The coral polyps gets stressed and spit out the algae that live in inside them. Without the colourful algae, the coral flesh becomes transparent, revealing the stark white
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Japan’s cherry blossoms are emerging increasingly early(economist.com)
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> The court ruled in favour of a suit filed by Italy's major traditional taxi associations. This is going to replay in many other countries. It may look like a clash of the Anglo-Saxon model of unbridled capitalism with the European
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by rodionos 10y ago
Switch Pro, no handles?
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DuckDuckGo Daily Queries break through 15M in March(apps.axibase.com)
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Tax Day 2017: Are U.S. Tax Payers Procrastinating?(github.com)
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by rodionos 10y ago
Don't have to ask. The data is open: https://gist.github.com/rodionos/b77080e028e3b680b2c1b5091ba... Source: https://catalog.data.gov/dataset/civil-list-2014 > The Civil List reports the a
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by rodionos 10y ago
What effect is this going to have if the state agency wages are already online: https://catalog.data.gov/dataset?tags=salary
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by rodionos 10y ago
Totally unrelated, but when is Microsoft going to rename Azure into something else. The range of pronunciations, even in the U.S., is so broad.
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by rodionos 10y ago
I'm already subscribed to paid sources, Economist for example.
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by rodionos 10y ago
To mods: it would be great if paywalled content was marked as such as part of the title, similar to [video] etc. It would have saved users a bunch clicks.
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by rodionos 10y ago
Long time SVB customer here. Their international wire is rather expensive. I think they charge $40 per wire, then they deduct $20 from the amount to cover their own correspondent banking fees so you have to always keep the $20 in mind which
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by rodionos 10y ago
Here's a counter argument. Continue ignoring functions which are non-standard or are confusing. http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=nullif+%5Bsql-server%5D 1500+ questions on NULLIF on SO...
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by rodionos 10y ago
Sure, the SSN wildcarding was totally inappropriate.
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by rodionos 10y ago
Likely, there is a dataset on data.gov published by CFPB which consolidates consumer complaints in a federal database. https://catalog.data.gov/dataset/consumer-complaint-database... BofA ranks first by the total numbe
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by rodionos 10y ago
While BofA has its share of blame to absorb here, the specific issue is the lack of support for unusual names such as names containing whitespace. The issue may affect other banks, big or small. I for instance had once to deal with a bankin
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Tax Day 2017: Are U.S. Tax Payers Procrastinating?(github.com)
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by rodionos 10y ago
Reminds me of IBM Informix TimeSeries which has been around for a while. This was IBM's attempt to bridge the gap between the relational model and the columnar format that is optimal for time series, except that they store the time:val
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by rodionos 10y ago
This is great, I want to see a whole series of these scifi books for other cities of interest around the globe.
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by rodionos 10y ago
I actually talked about a different subject, namely secondary effects. I argued that the displacement of jobs with H-1B visa holders is greater that the exact number of H-1Bs due to additional pool of H-4 candidates who are now in a better
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by rodionos 10y ago
Free shipping matters and so does removing the logistics overhead and the risks associated with a potential candidate. Moving overseas labor right next to your door surely increases the pressure on the domestic labor market. I'm an out
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by rodionos 10y ago
I have read quite a few confusing things about new MBPs. I'll probably stay put for another year before bailing out of the Apple ecosystem (aka distortion field).
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If the candidate on H-4 visa is physically present in the country and is able to attend onsite interviews, this increases his/her chances and thus creates more competition with American workers.

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