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2mo ago
What about productivity gains?
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3mo ago
I ask Claude to implement non-regression tests. It works like magic. With a couple of modules checking for code quality, more magic. Add some online performance tests if relevant, and it is close to paradise. From time to time, send it to s
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9mo ago
Hands down the best post in years... Tears, tears...
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3y ago
Any serious (retail or not) investor must read 'Consequences of fat tails' by Nassim Taleb. Period.
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3y ago
I have a CS degree and pursued a marketing MBA. To make it short: i) a great product with basic marketing trumps a bad product with "fantastic marketing" on the long ii) the product makes the money, not the marketing iii) one can&
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5y ago
Many times over, I have been working in companies where they had no other option but to call back coders from retirement to ensure migration and operational activities. There are plenty of aging systems requiring coding skills and experienc
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6y ago
I am was on a mission in south-west France at that time and the local pharmacist told me around February she was convinced Covid was there since November 2019... She saw some of her customers having strong cases flu that would not go...
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7y ago
I bet this discovery is related to another recent discovery: "Blocking IgSF9b in pathologically anxious mice has an anxiolytic effect and normalises anxiety behaviour in these animals." (see https://www.mpg.de/1262
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8y ago
Not so sure Docker is the only way forward when it comes to cloud scaling or deployment. VM templates are a very good alternative. They are more stable, more flexible/customizable and integrate more smoothly with CI.
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8y ago
This year, it has been: R, Azure, Power BI, deep SQL Server, T-SQL, Machine Learning (+ Data Governance, but it is not a tech). I think next year, I'll go deeper with C# and start F#...
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Why Are Data Science Leaders Running for the Exit?
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8y ago
I learned R coming from Java, Node, PHP and Python and I love it !!! It is awful as an application development programming language, but it was never designed for that purpose. It was designed for STATISTICS. Try to achieve advanced statist
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9y ago
I wouldn't be so sure. If data is partitioned on stock symbols, then there is already a grouping by subset happening at the partition level, which may considerably ease the job of aggregation (it depends on the number of symbols and it
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9y ago
I have doubts about the "We’re actually spending some time on every row" claim. Saving data using columnstore often comes with meta-data saved at the page level, such as min, max and count values for the data in that page. These v
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9y ago
Yup, that's the big deal here... not the spoofing...
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10y ago
Don't engage in such tactics, because once Google hits, it hits hard... Report this black hat SEO and be patient. Keep doing the right thing. SEO is a marathon. But most important, make sure you meet your visitors' intent over and
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Explain React concepts, coz I am not a UI specialist
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Proper SEO with Angular.js? Just forget about it
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Show HN: An advanced and transparent SEO platform and library
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12y ago
First, make sure your sitemap.xml is exhaustive. Then, check the number of indexed pages in Google Webmaster Tool (after a couple of days if you had to update you sitemap). If few pages are indexed, go through this checklist at https:/
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13y ago
My bet is that sooner or later, Google will drop Java on Android for Node Javascript. It is only a matter of time...
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13y ago
Erlang is not available as PaaS and it is missing a good editor. Solve those issues and it will take off.
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13y ago
No, some people do not experience fear at all. It is not hidden anywhere. As scary as this may seem... lol
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13y ago
NB has a life of its own within Oracle. And since the product is fully Open Source, sponsoring companies carried on supporting it, even after Oracle acquired Sun. Moreover, Java is worth nothing without people developing in Java. They need
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13y ago
It has for a long time. Just invoke the 'Build Project' (F11) functionality, instead of the 'Clean & Build Project' one (Shift+F11). Or if you mean dynamic recompilation of your code as you type it to warn you of pos
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13y ago
Several years ago, I tried NetBeans vs Eclipse and chose NetBeans altough it was far from perfect, but Eclispe was not better. The GUI was better. I do not regret my choice. NetBeans has always progressively improved on its weaknesses, rele
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How Envious Can You Get? The C64 Cake
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14y ago
Let's hope we see more of those sensible decisions in the future.
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14y ago
This original post is not fair in its definition and presentation of business development. So let's set the record straight. Managing companies does requires taking business decisions 'you have to make' with other businesses. It is not an o
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14y ago
I have just installed LibreOffice 3.5.4 and yes, there is a drastic performance improvement. Documents and application do load much much faster (I am on Windows 7). A real improvement here, but I am not sure 'accurate' figures can be report
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