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rdeboo
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Comment #48477702
Does "financial gravity" imply that noble missions are generally less profitable? Is there a way to align that (maybe by governments structuring the market with taxes / regulations…
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Comment #48009698
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Comment #41443304
Such a site exists since many years ( https://www.blendle.com ), I don't think it has taken off hugely. People don't want to pay for content.
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Comment #40726664
I work as a Data Engineer and in my country Azure is pretty big, and as a consequence their Data Factory service has become a common choice for enterprises. It's a GUI based ETL to…
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Comment #29208013
I think the comparison was Snowflake vs Databricks SQL. Databricks SQL is a PaaS service just like Snowflake. Also, it uses their Photon engine, which is a proprietary engine writt…
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Comment #28975465
It's definitely a long term thing. Some guys from my university founded a company around foldable containers in 2008 ( https://4foldcontainers.com/ ). It's still not common.
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Comment #28615143
I've had this experience in Germany and it turned out that the waitress gets a cut of the turnover, at least for drinks. So they have an incentive to keep the glasses full. I'm not…
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Comment #21333521
You must be jeroen
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Comment #20333865
I started reading "The Master and Margarita" this year after seeing this title pop up on HN so often. I could not finish it, I found it rather boring. I'm curious, am I the only on…
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Comment #20276513
My girlfriend works as a GP. One of her colleagues was on a visit and had to call an ambulance. She was able to do so by reaching out to the police via Facebook.. (not sure how the…
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Comment #18256053
"Boreout" is an established term, it's kind of the inverse of a burnout. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boreout
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Comment #17167488
Perhaps this essay by Paul Graham? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8753526
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Comment #17083636
How is it more secure? Do you read the entire source code to search for backdoors?
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Comment #16610957
Outboard motors for boats work like this. If you hit a rock with the propellor, a piece of plastic in the drive train breaks. This prevents the propellor or some other part of the …
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Comment #16530982
I don't have data but my gut feeling says that the numbers of Bank Tellers has peaked. In my country (Netherlands) a lot of small branches of banks have closed. The general trend i…
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Comment #16511971
Actually a couple of people mention the GFW in this page. Good to see that people are aware of the work being done.
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Comment #16511938
This absolutely happens. Fisher boats will turn off AIS routinely. The nonprofit Global Fishing Watch is doing research to analyse AIS signals, and determine if illegal fishing hap…
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Comment #16021912
I subscribed at https://acloud.guru/ for the solution architect course. Price is quite low (I think 20-30 euro) for which you get 20 hours of excellent video material. After each s…
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Comment #15707329
AFAIK it is not multitenant, you get your own machines. They spin up the VMs with either open source Spark or the Databricks runtime - you get to choose the distribution and versio…
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Comment #15705677
The startup time of a HDInsight cluster is quite long; it's not really suited for ad hoc clusters (which are really easy to spin up quickly in Databricks).
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Comment #15078790
It's fairly common (at least in Europe) for people to have two sets of wheels, on with summer tires and one with winter tires.