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Show HN: Analytics Tycoon: I built an Age of Empires like game for data
Day 1. You're the new Head of Data and you inherit a stack nobody has touched in years, along with a single database administrator. Can you advance through the ages of data, from '…
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Comment #46951146
this is very cool, but i want to see photos!
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Comment #46639040
well said, reminds me of the Kuleshov Effect[0] [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuleshov_effect
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Comment #46558762
he is known for speaking all sorts of bs in interviews just for his own amusement, so I wouldn't take it personally :)
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Comment #46454101
> Rich guy has a job so easy he works until old age. How would you know how difficult his job is? It's not easy to run a company, let alone a hugely successful one responsible for …
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Comment #46320133
I host Supper Clubs in London :)
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Comment #45898483
hilarious seeing so many folk here turning their nose up at spending so much on an accessory from a well known designer brand. Apple devices could be considered by many (particular…
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Comment #45299702
I agree - I am overthinking it a bit. Kudos to the poster for publishing something and it getting to front page. I suppose where my trouble comes from is that my bar is different. …
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Comment #45299564
this is one of the most unsubstantiated claims and blog posts I've ever seen. How something can be presented as a "favorite desktop" with this little justification, and a heavy foc…
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Comment #45274292
we have effective public transport in most major cities!
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Comment #45073180
> the ongoing public scare about sharing data I think this might be a bit of a social bubble thing - I think it isn't a forefront concern for the vast majority of people.
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Comment #45066579
Thanks for this considered response. I find it difficult to disagree with anything you said in this particular comment :) however I do think each instance you mention in this messa…
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Comment #45065103
So you are projecting sociopathy on those that choose to keep their lives more private than you? Like you said, basic personal details are essentially public knowledge anyway. Wher…
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Comment #45065055
Sweden is a very poor example, all that is public is personal taxable income. That's it. You're comparing apples to oranges. And how is your home address, and AI chatbot history go…
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Comment #45064814
not remotely worried about leaks, hacks, or sinister usage of your data?
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Comment #45003038
claude code is a nightmare compared to cursor. terminal is not an appropriate UX unless you want to do stuff from your phone in a pinch. the main thing they got right is selling th…
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Comment #44994465
There was a lot of outcry, just like there was with the anti-semitic labelling of human rights protestors at US universities.
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Comment #44962921
oh nice resource! Another one for you: https://docs.lightdash.com/guides/lightdash-semantic-layer#l...
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Comment #44959876
are you using Malloy in prod? Do you know of anyone? I remember the Malloy hype during Data Council in 2023. Haven't heard about it since.
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Comment #44828977
wow your threat model is very different to me
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Comment #44780192
yosemite has absolutely incredible nature but come on, some parts of the valley feel like a highway, and you need to get there at like 6am to avoid queuing for everything including…
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Comment #44711993
Not true in isolation. It depends on the productivity difference between the existing average and those being added.
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Comment #44711527
I don't disagree
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Comment #44711234
maybe it's not working, also maybe it is working but there are other confounding factors.
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Comment #44711212
what about nurses and cleaners