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by teej 4y ago
This is practically misinformation.
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by teej 4y ago
This flavor of “fraud” is something I’d expect an activist investor or short-seller to address, not the SEC.
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by teej 4y ago
You only exist in this world because trees were cut, soil was scraped, and concrete was poured.
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by teej 4y ago
It's interesting to note that Facebook just decided to sunset its trusted contacts feature.
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by teej 4y ago
It’s worth noting that Luigi is no longer actively maintained and hasn’t had a major release in a year.
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by teej 4y ago
Just like in real life sports - high school basketball often devolves into who is tallest. That's a little different than professional basketball, where being tall is necessary, but not sufficient to compete. There's lot available
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by teej 4y ago
"Netflix sunsets an online publication about Netflix shows that no one has ever heard of or read" is not the MBA-led apocalypse you make it out to be.
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by teej 4y ago
TikTok is the only social platform where you can reliably train the algorithm and it sticks. On Twitter, no amount of curation, mutes, or blocks will save you from screenshots of content you don’t want to see. On Reddit, you rely entirely u
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by teej 4y ago
User control has a big benefit here. I want certain devices to sacrifice battery power in exchange for fast wireless re-connections over bluetooth. My headphones for example - I don't want to wait, use the bluetooth antenna all you wan
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by teej 4y ago
Get a high-paying job in FAANG and invest your savings.
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by teej 4y ago
I knew the writing was on the wall for Heroku a few years back. I had asked a group of Salesforce sales reps about Heroku Connect (two-way sync between postgres and salesforce - amazing!), and they had no absolutely no idea what it was. The
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by teej 4y ago
In Postgres terminology, all functions have a volatility classification: IMMUTABLE (input X will always return y forever), STABLE (input x will always return y for the current statement) and VOLATILE (input x can return anything). That clas
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by teej 4y ago
It's certainly possible. But Parquet and Arrow are being built with each other in mind. I doubt the tradeoffs on storage, durability, and future-proofness are worth skipping the marginal overhead to load a Parquet file into memory.
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by teej 4y ago
These tools are very new compared to CSV+pandas. And most things you want to get data out of won’t give it to you in parquet. The future is very promising, I am personally very excited about DuckDB. But it’s too soon to be griping about old
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by teej 4y ago
For ETL out of Postgres, it is very hard to beat psql. Something as simple as this will happily saturate all your available network, CPU, and disk write. Wrapping it in Python helps you batch it out cleanly. psql -c "..." |
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by teej 5y ago
There are road designs that prevent driving while drunk or texting?
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by teej 5y ago
I’ve worked at a VC-backed social media app and currently work for a privately owned porn company. SV has the dumbest double standards about sex and nudity. Just colossally dumb. There’s a few forces at work that the article doesn’t dig int
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by teej 5y ago
I have to activate a complicated account level override to see nipples on the Reddit app. I can see gore in 2 clicks.
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by teej 5y ago
Seems like we haven't learned from the downfall of General Electric.
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by teej 5y ago
It’s clearly a supply shock.
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by teej 5y ago
So I can learn something new in a low risk, low pressure environment.
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by teej 5y ago
Redshift added a feature to create views “WITH NO SCHEMA BINDING” to solve this but the Postgres team hasn’t added an equivalent yet.
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by teej 5y ago
Been thinking about this sort of thing for awhile, your vision for how this should work is so much better than mine was. One of the ideas I kicked around was “materialize-on-read” - when a query comes in but the underlying data is stale, re
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by teej 5y ago
This sounds like a cool idea for a game.
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I Hacked Hearthstone(old.reddit.com)
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by teej 5y ago
The employee got cash already. Not sure they can simply “back out” without major consequences.
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by teej 5y ago
It's typically a good idea to know the folks you've given code access to.
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by teej 5y ago
Tax loss harvesting alone has more than paid the 25 bps fee that Wealthfront charges. It's a no-brainer to me. I'm very happy with Wealthfront.
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by teej 5y ago
Many SMS pay-per-use plans charge per message received.
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by teej 5y ago
“Totally free” is not a benefit. I want a transactional relationship with a company that will compel them to help me when things go wrong.

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