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teej
10y ago
Can you flip the Tessa numbers around so they match up respectively to the pumped storage plant numbers?
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teej
10y ago
This is clearly what I meant, I apologize if it got misinterpreted.
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teej
10y ago
Maybe the Nigerian scammers are still using Western Union but other scammers have moved on. Cryptolocker attacks use bitcoin, fake "computer locked down" scams use Bluebird or other reloadable cash card, and phone scammers use iTu
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teej
10y ago
I got stuck in SLC two Sundays ago. Hotel tonight should have decent options. If you end up in town, the place will be dead. Bourbon House is decent and serves food late.
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teej
10y ago
This may help https://nrich.maths.org/1374
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teej
10y ago
It's actually key to obtaining a supermassive audience. People will roll their eyes at me for this, but one of the major reasons that FarmVille was able to reach 80M monthly actives was due to aggressive performance optimization at the
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teej
10y ago
I imagine the author used this as an excuse to play around with Spark. If it were me doing this for work, yeah I'd drop this in Postgres. Most of these analyses would be short SQL queries.
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teej
10y ago
Err, are you sure you can't take a capital loss on the $1,031.25 spread? Not that I would benefit personally. I am still burning through years of capital loss carryover from ZNGA.
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teej
10y ago
Or, just like software engineering or any other profession in the world, there's going to be a need for people to solve hard problems and people to solve easy problems. Data science isn't different.
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teej
10y ago
This is really impressive. It helps that whoever is building these is clearly really talented in 2d animation.
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teej
10y ago
Well of course. If you don't know who the mark is then it's likely the mark is you.
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teej
10y ago
Ok, I'll bite. What's so bad about self-driving cars?
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10y ago
You need physical access to the items to perform tests on them to understand where they come from and what they're made of. You also fund the further study of these objects by renting/selling pieces of the collection to museums, c
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teej
10y ago
Spot on. Turns out when you give away free IUDs, teenage pregnancy and abortion rates plummet. http://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/06/science/colorados-push-aga...
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10y ago
If you're working in the Bay Area and making average wage for a software developer, your marginal tax rate is going to be 28%+. If waiting 12 months means you can lower your tax burden to the long term capital gains rate of 15%, that&#
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teej
10y ago
Part of the issue is that the author goes through no effort to actually explain WTF they are talking about, while making it sound like these startups are raising capital with no equity on the line.
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teej
10y ago
The author is contrasting "venture deals" against "borrowing capital" so I'm pretty sure they mean conventional loans with banks. EDIT: The author is totally talking about venture debt and buried the lede. So yes, c
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teej
10y ago
Are you able to speak more about your specific experience?
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teej
10y ago
That seems too important to have zero visibility on to me. Just eyeing the graphs, your queue size grew at 750m/s from 17:49 to 17:50. You then starting shedding at 17:50 for 40s. Assuming the ingress rate was roughly linear (which it
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teej
10y ago
I had a colleague who worked on a side project that was no where close to the main business of the company but was related to a "hackathon" type project at the company that he was uninvolved in. His side project took off and he qu
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teej
10y ago
Newrelic is converging on this. Also you should take a look at Looker.
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teej
10y ago
Someone, I think it was Copyblogger and others, convinced people that to create "evergreen content" you should take dates off articles and blog posts. The web has been worse off for this advice.
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teej
10y ago
I have server logs in jsonlines format in a file. My goal is to display some basic information (URL, referrer, time stamp, IP address, and user agent) for each log line with a particular header set to a specific value. Headers are in $.requ
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teej
10y ago
Thanks for being open and sharing. This all seems really reasonable to me.
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10y ago
I own a pair of the Solemn Derbies ( https://themarkhor.com/products/solemn-derbies ) and I love them. I was in the market for a pair of made-in-the-usa Allen Edmonds but I bought them instead. They're high quality,
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teej
10y ago
I wanted to really use and love jq but I always struggle with the syntax and debugging is a huge pain. I feel that better documentation of complex examples and chaining would get me over the line.
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teej
10y ago
Delighted Redshift customer chiming in that this is the right answer. BigQuery or Redshift will meet your analysis needs and they both support HIPAA compliance. 1TB is not a lot of data for these platforms so you're not gonna spend tim
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teej
10y ago
Some are, some aren't. For example, my experience has been that it's harder to get the 100 S3 bucket-per-account limit raised.
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teej
10y ago
70 * 60 * 60 * 10 * $0.000000834 = $2.1
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teej
10y ago
Very useful, thanks!
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