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That's Trudy! https://www.trudy.computer/

Yes, and if you read the EO, Section 3(c) states: "This order is not intended to, and does not, create any right or benefit, substantive or procedural, enforceable at law or in equ…

That only applies if it happened before January 19th. That's why his 75 day EO just says they won't go after companies who violate the law, rather than say he's using the 90 day ex…

They can't use the transaction data to target ads and measure conversions without this. Wallet data is invaluable. https://www.theverge.com/2018/8/30/17801880/google-mastercar...

Bribes are generally illegal. This should be "compensates," not "bribes." "Bribes" is just hyperbole. This is standard practice for a lot of businesses in a similar space.

yep i did.

Looker scales with plenty of data for us at Snapchat, it's more about the underlying database than the BI tool.

The central problem with SQL is a lack of modularity and reusability. The syntax is easy to learn, it's just onerous to do complex things. Dev teams and analysts use text files, Gi…

SnowPlow is the best. SnowPlow + Looker is a really powerful and flexible combination. [Disclaimer: I work at Looker.]

A data ETL tool. Now that lots of companies are moving to MPP databases like Vertica, Redshift, Teradata, and Netezza, it's incredible that there is still no straighforward way to …

Most major daily e-mail sites do this, they just don't always send an additional e-mail to let the customer know that they do it. Basically, it's best practice to auto-unsubscribe …

yep, mine is keetsa as well. keetsa = warby parker without the hype or e-commerce focus (but maybe there's opportunity there). the salesman actually suggested i should get a lower …