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by somurzakov 7y ago
nope, i've been reading bloomberg for years and never had a problem. just ban all *.bloomberg.com cookies, and not the other domains
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by somurzakov 7y ago
just ban bloomberg.com cookies in site settings
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by somurzakov 7y ago
because selling ads is higher margin business and more profitable. they used to sell data (cambridge analytica etc) and that was also very profitable, not sure how it is now
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by somurzakov 7y ago
thanks for the article. I am cutting down on all sugar completely. Already started feeling better and lost some weight just by cutting the sugar.
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by somurzakov 7y ago
this deal together with share buybacks will buy Jack some time to get rid of his Twitter shares at good valuation and be prepared to leave Twitter job
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by somurzakov 7y ago
Visual Studio Enterprise is expensive as hell and C# is the king of the enterprise, together with Java which runs on enterprise Oracle App servers
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by somurzakov 7y ago
There are a lot of companies where Senior PHP devs are paid more than Senior Java devs, because it is so hard to find a brilliant PHP dev
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by somurzakov 7y ago
just block Cookies on bloomberg.com website in chrome and voila
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by somurzakov 7y ago
is there an insurer with better rates than geico for young and safe driver with zero accident record and perhaps 1 or 2 speeding tickets ? [in the southeast region]
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by somurzakov 7y ago
data lakes are nightmare in terms of security. Capital One breach happened partly because they just pour all data in the lake, as does every other monkey in data lake business. Role based access control, zero trust, principle least privile
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by somurzakov 7y ago
debt holders are paid before stockholders, so their risk is smaller. if DO's revenues goes down it will be common stockholders's equity that will be destroyed first. let's say you have a mortgage on your house and your equity
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by somurzakov 7y ago
my-ass-que-ell is the way to go
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by somurzakov 7y ago
small portions of it, sometimes an hour or two, sometimes a day, or a week. most of the times there are 5-6 other conditions. pandas will have to full scan entire dataframe for any query to filter, while SQL uses index seek
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by somurzakov 7y ago
i think you are confusing xgboost that uses its own DMatrix that is winning kaggle, not dataframe
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by somurzakov 7y ago
it's hard dealing with legacy stuff. One alternative I can propose - pitch your management and go get yourself a separate and latest SQL instance just for analytics. Easiest solution you can do is to install SQL Server Developer versi
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by somurzakov 7y ago
Commodity virtualized server with 4 cores and 8GB of RAM, storage is on NAS. We have hundreds of these typical SQL instances. db has lot of rows, around 20k rows logged per minute and the events are logged 24/7 three years. Again, beca
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by somurzakov 7y ago
everything you mentioned can be done easily through database schema. window functions work well in SQL. plots are easily done in any BI solution that hooks up to any database. pandas is just poor man's SQL+BI. pandas stores everything
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by somurzakov 7y ago
1. if the device name contains "smart" -> always assume it is vulnerable. 2. put all IoT devices behind firewall/NAT router and never allow any traffic from WAN to the IoT. (Allow only South->North traffic) 3. Never al
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by somurzakov 7y ago
if teenagers wanna get wasted, they will find plenty of junk on the streets. That's why kids should have parental oversight. You may fill the prescription with opioids - but you dont have to use them. I went to dentist couple times, a
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by somurzakov 7y ago
this is to prevent you from going to the ER and getting an enormous bill. sometimes after tooth extraction a condition called "dry socket" can develop and it will cause enormous pain. opioids solve that until your next regular vi
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by somurzakov 7y ago
don't gitlab/azure devops pipelines make docker irrelevant?
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by somurzakov 7y ago
can anyone confirm whether consumer grade filters like Brita help filtering these things out?
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by somurzakov 7y ago
so the point is that Germany takes over euro-denominated industrial export to itself and leaves other EU countries figure out themselves whatever they wanna do to survive.
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by somurzakov 7y ago
the only reason they provide discounts is because Cisco is more likely to upsell more stuff and more frequently to a company that has CCIE people. CCIEs themselves would advocate from inside to purchase the entire ecosystems from Cisco, rat
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by somurzakov 7y ago
same things happens on stock markets - shrinking number of mid-cap (and overall number of) companies,and growing influence of the largest corporations leads to inequality of stock markets. few winners, much more losers. as mediocre compani
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by somurzakov 7y ago
it depends, some vendor certificates are highly valued and signal your expertise, for example CCNP/CCIE. Cisco does a pretty good job here
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by somurzakov 7y ago
is this really that important, thought, since all servers feed power from uninterruptible power supply and most data centers have multiple power sources.
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by somurzakov 7y ago
if US allowed foreign airlines to serve domestic routes, that would be the case
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by somurzakov 7y ago
When I want to predict something, I need the highest accuracy, and I am not interested in interpretability of an individual parameter. and interpretability is only a half measure. If i really want to understand the model, I will conduct cau
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by somurzakov 7y ago
quick rule of thumb I developed - if product has long shelf life and does not require refrigeration - it is probably unhealthy. fruits and veggies get optimized for heavier weight per piece and longer shelf life, instead of taste. Same thin

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