u/al_tanwir

Jlabs Jbuds Mini Long Term Experience ?

I just ordered a pair of Jbuds Mini after my right Airpod Gen 4 (ANC) died out of nowhere after a year of having them. Quite disappointed for a high end earbud.

What has been your experience with the Jbuds Mini after a year of having them?

I heard they're amazing, but wanted a long term perspective.

Thanks!

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u/al_tanwir — 1 day ago
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Fixing data governance ?

Has anyone been able to 'fully' fix that data governance issue within an organization ?

Even me as a data engineer for the past 5-6 years, I've never been fully grounded and learned in data governance until 'I had to do it'.

I feel that it's a never ending problem, most Orgs. are just trying to keep things up and running with bandages, and the data is never fully trusted, and slips of bad formatted data or just plainly bad data.

I feel saying that you have to make sure your data is under a single governance is easier said than done.

So is everyone facing the same issue here?

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u/al_tanwir — 3 days ago

How to safely scrape LinkedIn data ?

So I'm trying to find a way to scrape all of my past LinkedIn post data to analyze my Linkedin marketing performance over the past few years, LinkedIn only allows me to have access to data for the past 365 days. But want access to all my data since day one of my LinkedIn account.

Now the thing is that I want to avoid having to scrape my data using my LinkedIn login, as with some extensions do since LinkedIn recently has been tracking this and probably banning those doing it, because it's agains't LinkedIn TOS. (Scraping publicly available LinkedIn post data is generally not an issue from what I was reading in the hiQ Labs legal case agains't LinkedIn)

What are solutions out there that don't require me to login to my LinkedIn account to scrape all my posts data since day onee ?

Thanks for the help!!!

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u/al_tanwir — 6 days ago

Extremely weird friend (please help!)

Please help me, this is deeply unsettling for me. :(

I'm 31M and that friend is 22M, I've known him for 7 years, but not as a close friend, but for the last 3 years we got more closer.

I've been dealing with a friend that has been acting extremely weird for the last 2 years. So much that it got me feeling unwell, and extremely confused and even doubting my own memory!

Event 1

In one occasion he told me something, and then later denied what he said, and jokingly blamed that I heard a 'ghost' and laughed it out. (literally!!)

I can clearly remember him saying this!!!!

It was basically info that he found that would have put in 'bad light' according to him, then when I told it's factually wrong.

He denies it and blames a ghost!!!

Event 2

In another occasion, he had some money that he was entrusted from one of our friends, the money was for a project I was managing for that other friend who was out of country. His task was only to hold the money for awhile for that project I was managing.

When I asked the money from him, he tells me:

"oh, I really need to ask him if I can send it to you first, because it was entrusted to me".

I said: "fair enough".

Then in that same sitting, he tells me: "Im going to test him(that friend)", which was a really weird thing to say.

And then he says:

"don't get angry if he changes idea about the money".

From what I understood is that he meant if he changes idea and decides that I don't get the money, I shouldn't get angry about it.

I know for a fact that this friend earlier a few months ago, tried to convince that other friend to use the money for another project of his.

So far I cut him off completely, and he texted another friend asking them why I was 'pouting'.

What do you think? Is this normal behaviour?

thank you!

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u/al_tanwir — 1 month ago