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@edison Don't you just hate when someone with a sense of humour bypass tries to explain to you why your joke wasn't funny...
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It not ironic though; it's simply an example of a very bog-standard targeted advertising algorithm at work.Originally posted by edison View PostI was commenting on the irony of an advert for a company called 'Snowflake' appearing above a story about millennials who some people refer to disparagingly as snowflakes.
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Originally posted by edison View PostA few weeks ago I had a sponsored ad for Snowflake Inc. appear on my LinkedIn feed just under a story from the Irish Times with the headline 'Generation panic: why is there so much anxiety among millennials'... Spooky or what?
Don't have a clue about what? I'm not a technical expert but I was aware of the company and its product and I've worked on data warehousing /data lake related projects. I was commenting on the irony of an advert for a company called 'Snowflake' appearing above a story about millennials who some people refer to disparagingly as snowflakes.Originally posted by Stevie Wonder Boy View PostJust means you dont have a clue ...
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Just means you dont have a clue ...Originally posted by edison View PostA few weeks ago I had a sponsored ad for Snowflake Inc. appear on my LinkedIn feed just under a story from the Irish Times with the headline 'Generation panic: why is there so much anxiety among millennials'... Spooky or what?
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A few weeks ago I had a sponsored ad for Snowflake Inc. appear on my LinkedIn feed just under a story from the Irish Times with the headline 'Generation panic: why is there so much anxiety among millennials'... Spooky or what?Originally posted by northernladuk View PostLucky they didn't call it Tulip Architecture. Oh how we would have laughed.
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Lucky they didn't call it Tulip Architecture. Oh how we would have laughed.Originally posted by gnarledcontractor View Post
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Snowflake Data Architect - 6 month FTC - London - March-11-2020 (HrdBi)Originally posted by northernladuk View PostLinky or it didn't happen.
Or even worse.. it ends up in General.
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Linky or it didn't happen.
Or even worse.. it ends up in General.
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Snowflake Data Architect - 6 month FTC..
Does this mean a data architect who can't take criticism, wants to erase history to suit their particular agenda and feels triggered, bullied and/or needs a safe space at least once a day?Tags: None
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