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by segah 4y ago
Nord Stream 1 was stopped. Gas is still flowing from Russia. Anyways, the argument is actually more likely the opposite. Opposition was planning a sabotage. In anticipation, to downplay the impact, Putin claimed to punish Europe by stopping
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by segah 4y ago
This is not correct. Gas supplies are controlled by state-owned corporation. Putin and this corporation are one. There is no multi-factions within this organization. It is 100% under Putin's governance. If there was interest to cut sup
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by segah 4y ago
Might be shocking to some, but not all of Russia is one people. There are multiple interests there among country's leaders. And one such interest: to get rid off Putin's regime quickly. One way of doing this is to prevent any noti
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by segah 4y ago
Figured this out for LinkedIn :) javascript:(function(){var i=0;var f=function(){ let l=document.getElementsByClassName('artdeco-button artdeco-button--muted artdeco-button--3 artdeco-button--tertiary ember-view invitation-card__action
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Ask HN: What Browser extensions automate repetitive clicks that have popups?
1 points by segah 4y ago|2 comments
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Review VC(airtable.com)
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How to build only meaningful tools(hackernoon.com)
1 points by segah 5y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Has equity shifted from employees to VCs?
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Show HN: Data collaboration outside your organization(atad.ml)
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by segah 5y ago
My father ( https://bit.ly/3acZAAI ), who is a certified CCSP Ethical Hacker and formerly worked @ZScaler/Checkpoint/Palo Alto Networks, would say that there are basically two scenarios: someone like him did it inte
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Show HN: We help you meet potential customers(keetro.org)
1 points by segah 7y ago|0 comments
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by segah 7y ago
Am I missing something or have Yodlee and Intuit account aggregation have provided this service now for more than a decade?
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by segah 7y ago
that's the wrong question. People choose different tools for all kinds of reasons. And many of these reasons are totally valid. A tool, Looker or otherwise, is no panacea.
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by segah 8y ago
@akalitenya the way I used to explain it to the technical audience is: would you rather program in a low-level language like C or in a high-level language like Java, Python, or Node? Well, if you are writing compilers, you might choose C, b
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by segah 8y ago
"scale" meant adoption, not performance. Scaling performance can generally be solved with hardware. Adoption, not so much.
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by segah 8y ago
wow, impressive! how about symmetric aggregates (e.g. being able to do correct summation/aggregation on numeric values despite a one_to_many join)?
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by segah 8y ago
mmmm, both! Tech-wise, data stacks are complicated. Hundreds of pre-existing tools, with many owners and diverse interests. BI is where they all meet. With some organizations its easy to build a central data warehouse, but in a large corpor
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by segah 8y ago
@akalitenya are you even in the clear with this? Some of the Old LookML syntax is an exact copy. But more importantly, the challenge for any such tool is to go beyond use by 2-3 people. At 2-3 people anything will work. Where BI tools (open
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Ask HN: Author of “How I sold my stock options” – thinking of writing another
1 points by segah 8y ago|0 comments
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After looking at the data of 80 tech companies – what have I learned?(snowplowanalytics.com)
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Ask HN: What's a good UI framework to display sections of GitHub markdown?
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Data .Report(mirdata.report)
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Ask HN: How come with all AI, I can't transfer data from phone to phone?
2 points by segah 8y ago|0 comments
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by segah 9y ago
OP here. This is straight from the theory book. But from my experience there is a lot more gray area
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How not to build a yet another mediocre internal tool…(hackernoon.com)
2 points by segah 9y ago|0 comments
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Real Life or 'Black Mirror'?(theatlantic.com)
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The Subtext of Digital Conversations(theatlantic.com)
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by segah 9y ago
People still charge only $100/hour? standard Professional Services tech consulting rate is $250