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by opjjf 2mo ago
I think she herself can decide, this is her site: https://sites.google.com/view/hongwang/home > Hello! I'm Hong Wang.
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by opjjf 3mo ago
I guess this will become us-central-1?
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by opjjf 4mo ago
Investigate and imprison the people who are pushing this because of money received from the US.
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by opjjf 7mo ago
$599, 8 GB RAM, 256 GB, *No* Touch ID $699, 8 GB RAM, 512 GB, Touch ID Honestly pretty fantastic product and price. This is clearly targeted towards education but I think I will happily replace by MacBook Air M1 with this :)
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by opjjf 9mo ago
His wife is Austrian though, I would have hoped that adds a bit to his perspective.
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by opjjf 2y ago
Do you earn SF salaries in your country?
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by opjjf 2y ago
It seems they also update the base memory on MacBook Air: > MacBook Air: The World’s Most Popular Laptop Now Starts at 16GB > MacBook Air is the world’s most popular laptop, and with Apple Intelligence, it’s even better. Now, models w
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GM indefinitely halts work on its driverless car at Cruise unit(ft.com)
10 points by opjjf 2y ago|2 comments
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by opjjf 2y ago
The value of the fund is now up to $63B. Here is the latest overview: https://www.nvpers.org/sites/default/files/2024-05/PERS-Inve...
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by opjjf 2y ago
Love the comments under the post :) For me it means no more notifications in Teams, as our organisation policy blocks all the useful workflow features.
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by opjjf 2y ago
The Hacker News BigQuery data makes this quite easy: select * from `bigquery-public-data.hacker_news.full` where `by` = 'ilaksh' and type = 'comment' order by timestamp desc EDIT: seems this is out of date
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by opjjf 3y ago
True! But it certainly started out as a hobby and still has that feel to it.
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by opjjf 3y ago
How the internet should be. A guy sharing his hobby, providing useful information.
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by opjjf 3y ago
Kind of crazy that they use Breath of the Wild even in the examples. Why can this be generated if not by obviously stealing Nintendo IP?
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by opjjf 3y ago
Don't know enough about Vertex AI, SageMaker is great though. But on BigQuery v Redshift: Having used both over many years, BigQuery is the clear winner. It's a much better, much more modern product. BigQuery is also a central par
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AWS European Sovereign Cloud(aws.amazon.com)
4 points by opjjf 3y ago|0 comments
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by opjjf 3y ago
Do you really have to wonder? I think it's one of his episodes, just like the purchase of Twitter itself, where the too quickly decides on something and pushes it through.
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Google's Urs Holzle to step down from executive management(cnbc.com)
25 points by opjjf 3y ago|7 comments
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by opjjf 4y ago
I think the only real alternative is the FT. Yes, it's not a weekly but they have lots of in-depth reporting (and the Economist refers to itself as a newspaper anyway).
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by opjjf 4y ago
I would guess it's not just data engineering but a big part of the engineering org. Or why would you single out such a team?
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by opjjf 4y ago
In Germany, we call them "Kreuzberger Bügel", named after Berlin's Kreuzberg district, where the same design was first used. ( https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kreuzberger_Bügel )
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by opjjf 5y ago
So basically BigQuery from AWS. Looks good on first sight, a bit late. Personally worked for a large org which has just moved from BigQuery from Redshift and I have to say that BigQuery is the much better product.