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by dataminded 1mo ago
Fable was amazing during the first preview. Once they added it back, the limits are too low to get anything done. I might use it in chat if I remember to select it once a month but don’t even bother to try and code with it.
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by dataminded 1mo ago
I did go back and play with it to confirm I felt as strongly as I do. I used a combination of my inputs and the notebooks available here to see how much it mattered ( https://www.wolfram-media.com/products/introduction-t
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by dataminded 1mo ago
Really excited about this, would love to stop paying for Mathematica. I cannot adopt it until this gap is closed in the studio. Interactive 2D mathematical typesetting / notation input (front-end)
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by dataminded 3mo ago
Meta's latest model is Spark Muse and not available outside of its products. https://ai.meta.com/blog/introducing-muse-spark-msl/
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by dataminded 4mo ago
SpaceX made fast index inclusion a condition of where it listed. Nasdaq changed its index rules so that instead of having to wait months to a year, SpaceX can enter an index after 15 trading days. Index funds track an index mechanically. If
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by dataminded 9mo ago
Python was easy to read and write. Network effects did the rest. Perl6 was a much greater mess than Python3. I'm more surprised that Ruby didn't do better.
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by dataminded 1y ago
Enjoy my money!
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by dataminded 2y ago
Very interesting. How do we get our hands on it to try it out?
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by dataminded 2y ago
Unless a Master's is required for your profession, only do it if you are intellectually curious and have the cash to burn.
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by dataminded 2y ago
+1 lawyer up hard and fast. This is the time to get an exceptional attorney that is very comfortable being an ass on your behalf.
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by dataminded 2y ago
You buy Salesforce for the ecosystem not the CRM technology. I'd want to see a much stronger emphasis on integrations to feel better about this.
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by dataminded 2y ago
Amazing. Exactly the type of content that I come to HN for.
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by dataminded 2y ago
It's because companies don't want capable, experienced or well-equipped. They want genius and it is really hard to test for genius. Granted, almost nobody that gets through any process is an actual genius....
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by dataminded 2y ago
One of the best cars I ever had -- it was terrible how pricing and lease incentives played out on this one. It became so much cheaper to get an SUV.
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by dataminded 2y ago
The renting experience absolutely sucked. You were expected to pay a premium, there is meaningful variance in the quality of the different cars and they needed you to bring it back charged (as if everyone has an extra 30-90 minutes on their
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by dataminded 3y ago
Events are just one of many signals that you can use to start a conversation. Reach out to every interest that is going, or that may want to go and just use the event as a reason to talk. I've landed A LOT of great leads by just reachi
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by dataminded 3y ago
It shouldn't be harder to do pre-work for a larger event. What specific challenges are you facing?
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by dataminded 3y ago
My advice: Get the value before the event. Reach out to everyone that you want to meet with before the event and schedule in-person meetings at the event, that will give you license to schedule remote meetings before the event for introduc
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by dataminded 3y ago
As an avid consumer of audio books (150+/year) - we are well past the point where narrators are necessary. Professional audio books take too long to release, are too expensive, are concentrated on a limited number of platforms and just
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by dataminded 3y ago
You can make this claim about anything that isn't direct machine instruction. End users are using python - the advantage of modern computing is that whatever happens afterwards is irrelevant.
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by dataminded 3y ago
Frequently because those performance gains aren't actually needed. We live in an age where you can cheaply and quickly scale the hardware for 99% of tasks. Tasks that are too expensive to compute inefficiently are also unlikely to be p
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by dataminded 3y ago
Yay!
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by dataminded 3y ago
Would love to know why they aren't working on the data API.
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by dataminded 3y ago
If it is resulting in measurable negative outcomes (outages, lost sales, delayed delivery), time to have lunch with your bosses boss and get yourself a promotion.
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by dataminded 3y ago
There are very common problems. The data vendor wants you reliant on their platforms. Knowing exactly what you are looking at and how frequently is valuable to them. Keeping you tied to their tools and interfaces is also valuable to them. T
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by dataminded 3y ago
Terrible dealers. Horrible prices. No reasonable entry-level model.
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by dataminded 3y ago
The AWS moat is security and procurement. If your enterprise has approved AWS, you are going to use the AWS tool. Getting a second cloud approved and implemented is borderline impossible at many enterprises because it requires a scaling and
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by dataminded 3y ago
Is the secondary market an option?
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by dataminded 3y ago
I want to be able to turn it on/off and set the temperature from Homekit. I can't imagine any fancy automation that would matter beyond that. Saving money on this is not a priority for me. Ecobee already works with Homekit, I woul
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by dataminded 3y ago
We tried this first in one room and couldn't get the bulbs with the range that we wanted. Hue really stood out in how dark and bright they could get. The RGB also ended up being much more useful than we thought.

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