archmikhail
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Thanks for the suggestions, but I don't see how those are very relevant.
It doesn't have to be self hosing.
FileRun looks promising. It looks like I'd have to develop the composite object feature, but there's enough already here to make that a less-time consuming task.
Posted by
archmikhail on Wednesday December 21, 2022 @06:56PM
from the ask-hn dept.
For my PhD I am accumulating thousands pdf and word documents from with lecture notes, transcriptions, powerpoint slides, and handouts.I also have several thousand recordings of lectures & interviews.I am searching for a software which would allow me to upload all of these, cross-match them, tag them, add metadata, and be able to search and organize them by date, location, audience, or...
Analysts remain "concerned" about $AAPL growth because world forests cannot produce enough paper for how much cash $AAPL continues to print.
Save people like me a trip to the Google:
NSL = A national security letter (NSL) is an administrative subpoena issued by the United States federal government to gather information for national security purposes. NSLs do not require prior approval from a judge.
Is this real or an honest typo?
My roommate interned there, and still had little idea what they do.
I'm really surprised how few visitors were from the bay area, is that normal? Does anyone know the location breakdown of hacker news visitors?
Edit: oh that was at 6am PT
You probably don't live in the bay area.
May I add, the redesigned YouTube app on iOS is horrendous. These UI regressions have to catch up to Google eventually, right?
If you have an Apple Watch, that is a must since there's no Gmail watch app. Checking email on the Watch is surprisingly useful.
Apple makes money on hardware, making mail better on iOS won't really attract more Android users to switch IMO.
The last thing Google wants is to lose your personal data. They don't want you deleting anything.
This is all fine and dandy, until the software is hacked and the swarming boats turn on the ship they were protecting. I don't trust the US military with making such a technology.
This is exactly right. I had detailed knowledge of an acquisition and all media articles about it were so completely wrong that it was offensive.
So now who do you trust? This guy (whom I know nothing about) or the several media articles (whose writers and sources I know nothing about)?
This is the problem with how news is delivered in our age. Back in the day, you primarily just knew the news of your town, and to verify the claims you could walk over to the subjects and ask them.
This article is saying that was not the case. The company was failing already and so understandably the top talent went elsewhere, such as Apple.
Yea but that title wouldn't get as many clicks.
It's a bit early for Tim to be dropping hints about the Apple Car. I'm afraid interest will die down after waiting for a couple years, while expectations will become unreasonable.
Wow, that was really not as bad as I thought.
Posted by
archmikhail on Tuesday October 13, 2015 @08:15PM
from the nbcnews.com dept.
I had her for a class a few years ago, and like Coward, she was an excellent teacher who didn't care for the norms of the department.
She was actually working on a new textbook at the time which was all about teaching the fundamentals of mathematics in a completely different way to give a better foundation for higher level mathematics. At the time, she had just taken a small group of non-STEM majors, and using her book, got them to graduate level math in just 1.5 years.
Sadly I haven't seen the book released, but one can only hope the work of these talented individuals will not be hindered by silly politics.
Q: What do you love most about MongoDB?
A: There are a lot of implicit assumptions in that question. . .
Posted by
archmikhail on Thursday August 28, 2014 @10:22AM
from the mongodb.com dept.