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by spullara 4y ago
that is too restrictive. robots.txt isn't the law.
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by spullara 4y ago
Scraping is legal in the US as of a few years ago. https://www.shrm.org/resourcesandtools/hr-topics/technology/...
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by spullara 4y ago
I have an account with no email address and no phone number so not sure what you mean.
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by spullara 4y ago
You can remove your phone number after creating the account.
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by spullara 4y ago
They didn't buy a competitor, they bought a company that was operating in a different market segment so they could cover both mid-market and enterprise customers. Neither product worked for the other segment.
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by spullara 4y ago
Fivetran created a great mid-market product that was best in class and had wide adoption. What they didn't have was a very customizable product designed for large enterprises where their one size fits all strategy doesn't work. Th
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by spullara 4y ago
For sure. Don't do that.
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by spullara 4y ago
GraphQL can also be a performance nightmare if you aren't rewriting every GraphQL query into a single SQL query.
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by spullara 4y ago
I'd be willing to bet that a Wikipedia link will outlast a StackExchange answer.
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by spullara 4y ago
Even if you got the info straight from another human being I can't imagine anyone would take it at face value and just schedule their trip.
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by spullara 4y ago
GPT-3 prompt: I really love the vibe of Koh Lanta in Thailand. It has tourist amenities without really being touristy. I find it charming, slow and cheap. Is there a place in Croatia like it? Completion: There is no exact place in Croatia t
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by spullara 4y ago
They have some pretty good software: https://github.com/goldmansachs
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by spullara 4y ago
To be fair, Travis was not the founding CEO of Uber. That was Ryan Graves.
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by spullara 4y ago
Imagine everyone is on a ladder. In order to ascend they have to step on the faces of the people below them while simultaneously getting their face stepped on by the people above them. Which one do they care more about?
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by spullara 4y ago
Journalists have no idea how corporate compensation works. At one point in Yahoo's history they reported Terry Semel's compensation as $300m. In actuality he got just his base salary that year as the options were all underwater. A
766.
by spullara 4y ago
You've never owned a BMW then.
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by spullara 4y ago
Just like Java?
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by spullara 4y ago
This is a modern GC: https://kstefanj.github.io/2021/11/24/gc-progress-8-17.html Way better than RC.
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by spullara 4y ago
"One in five Australians report high or very high levels of psychological distress". This is probably caused by people making insanely hyperbolic lists about the future.
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by spullara 4y ago
This makes it a toy comparatively, at least at scale. Once they work their way through that though I'm sure it will be faster. Just depends on how long it takes to get there.
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by spullara 4y ago
I rarely even think about FaceID whereas I had to actually do something for TouchID. Better experience for me and many others.
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by spullara 4y ago
FaceID also works in the dark and works with masks. Also works when you have gloves on :)
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by spullara 4y ago
He is saying that the police weren't interested investigating crimes.
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by spullara 4y ago
GCs rarely do something as expensive as Arc.
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by spullara 4y ago
IMHO "I think therefore I am" is the only provable statement in philosophy but only to the person referenced by "I".
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by spullara 4y ago
I mean it is the biggest one but the other ones are of the same magnitude it appears: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boötes_void
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by spullara 4y ago
Nope, that same author has tons of papers about exfiltrating data from air gapped systems using many different mechanisms. Copycat is the wrong way of thinking about it. All different but do the same kind of thing.
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by spullara 4y ago
BEA's acquisition of WebLogic and Oracle's acquisition of BEA (at that point, basically WebLogic).
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by spullara 4y ago
Why would you need a Twitter account? I just went to that link in private browsing and it shows me their profile page, which is the link.
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by spullara 4y ago
Who is flagging this extremely valid criticism of this photo release circus? I totally agree with this sentiment and it is something that science teams will have to reflect on for future communications. This was absolutely terrible. interes

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