"I always try to out Snowflake Snowflake every year," Dietrich said.
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No two Snowflake releases are the same (you know, like a literal snowflake).
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The Diamond Snowflake ring, for example, features a circular diamond in a snowflake-shaped setting.
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It's whether you call the other guy a snowflake before he calls you a snowflake.
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"I look forward to the day when a snowflake can be a snowflake again," he says.
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I know nobody cares and you can call me snowflake and libtard," OK, snowflake libtard, "and whatever you want.
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Snowflake When Kourtney isn't showing off her swimsuit collection worldwide, she is at home hanging with Snowflake her pet rabbit.
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For example, Nielsen, a company that already used Snowflake on Amazon Web Services, wanted to use Snowflake on Azure for a new product, Muglia said.
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But its vintage features including the Snowflake Lounge where après-skiers dance on snowflake-pattern carpet, echo Boyne's early days as a getaway for singles.
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This makes the likelihood that each water molecule in that snowflake would sit in exactly the same place as each water molecule in another snowflake extremely unlikely.
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White Snowflake Window Cling Decal Stickers 108-count, $6.99, available on AmazonThese reusable snowflake decals are a great way to add some extra wintry wonder this holiday season.
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" The snowflake becomes the ruling metaphor of "Rusty Brown.
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On the other hand, every snowflake is buffeted by changing winds, sunlight and other variables, notes Mary Jane Shultz, a chemist at Tufts University who published a recent essay on snowflake physics.
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"Every spinal cord injury is like a snowflake," says Meg.
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She accessorized her look with Maison Birks "Snowflake" jacket earrings.
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But just remember, cheese is great, and you're a snowflake.
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Philips Christmas Multicolored LED Falling Snowflake Projector, $25 (Originally: $35)
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That's what the snowflake experiment was designed to find out.
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A teardrop can be the snowflake that starts an avalanche.
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I guess I'd rather be generation snowflake than generation bulldozer.
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Or is that too much for you, you snowflake millennial?
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Call me a crybaby snowflake, but this victory seemed rigged.
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You can't stop a hurricane by calling it a snowflake.
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Benoit Dageville (Snowflake), Ali Ghodsi (Databricks) and Murli Thirumale (Portworx)
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Libbrecht's snowflake hot spots include Fairbanks, Alaska, and Hokkaido, Japan.
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Each business is a snowflake — unique in its own way.
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A stray snowflake or two is possible late at night.
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Little Snow, who wears snowflake pajamas, gets a new featherbed.
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It lays claim to 432 "snowflake" babies from frozen embryos.
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Snowflake Stocking Holder, $19.99, available on AmazonIf you don't want to have nail holes in your mantel, these snowflake stocking holders are a great way to hang your stockings above the fireplace this Christmas.
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"Tuchscherer declined to say how the Snowflake culture changed under Slootman, but did say this: "The Snowflake that I joined under Bob&aposs leadership was more similar to TripActions today from a cultural perspective.
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Not one day below 18803 C.Not one snowflake the entire month.
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This festive snowflake must have made for a slightly repetitive run.
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In icy conditions, the headlights are supposed to project a snowflake.
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It's not 'just being straight' or just a 'special snowflake' syndrome.
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The Snowflake Waltz, with its onstage blizzard, is a choreographic wonder.
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The world's largest Christmas snowflake ornament measured 10 feet, 5 inches.
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This reverse time-lapse shows a snowflake turning back into ice.
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Soon, he was tinkering with snowflake-growing equipment in his lab.
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Got a tip about TripActions or Snowflake or another tech company?
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If I feel sad, Snowflake comes and sits next to me.
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Soon, the reason became apparent: Snowflake was protecting her freshly built nest.
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Another has you ordering shapes to make a picture of a snowflake.
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Snowflake was founded in 2012 and is based in San Mateo, Calif.
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In American political internet discourse, you're either a snowflake or a broflake.
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All I have to do is decide which snowflake is being described.
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"Cheer up, Snowflake," the post read, which included a photo of Black.
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" If I was a liberal snowflake I would complain @TheDailyShow wasn't "fair.
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Benoit Dageville (Snowflake), Ali Ghodsi (Databricks) and a speaker to be announced
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Mercifully, the PTAB asserted its authority against this ridiculous Snowflake-esque premise.
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Experts said an amount smaller than a snowflake could kill a person.
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He added: "When there is an avalanche, no snowflake is without blame."
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The performers took the shape of a snowflake to complete the effect.
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He can lick a snowflake off his nose with precise comedic timing.
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The trouble is that old school/snowflake distinctions are not that clear.
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UNICEF held its snowflake ball at Cipriani Wall Street on Dec. 3.
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Her stage was lit with red and green lights and snowflake graphics.
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Actor Scott Baio says "safe space" and "snowflake" alternatively for 200 minutes.
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Most Snowflake customers use the product in a multi-tenant cloud where users share resources across the service, but the new Virtual Private Snowflake (VPS) service gives customers a dedicated set of resources, says company CEO Bob Muglia.
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BUCK SEXTON, FORMER CIA OFFICER: It was the Super Bowl of snowflake-ism.
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Snowflake, the cloud-based data warehouse company, doesn't tend to do small rounds.
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"Every snowflake is different," Chance said as the screen showed a light snowfall.
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Oh, plus Amazon — even though Snowflake itself is built on top of AWS.
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Maybe there was a snowflake on the Georgetown campus on Tuesday after all.
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"Frost bit?" is not a snowflake or an ice crystal in this puzzle.
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Thirdly, and this is perhaps the most important thing: I'm a delicate snowflake.
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The data point that most throughly de-bunks the "special snowflake" millennial stereotype?
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When it comes to a cloud success story, Snowflake checks all the boxes.
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Elsa's outfit is topped off with a pair of snowflake-adorned ice boots.
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Snowflake still needs to growTo be sure, the Snowflake's platform is still young.
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" These days, the preferred insult is a new addition to the canon: "snowflake.
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More trouble: Did these two ever decide what snowflake was supposed to mean?
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — Lo, and behold this cute little snowflake grid from David Steinberg.
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Daman says she talked to Snowflake but was uncomfortable with the home studies.
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And we're not just talking about its snowflake and reindeer cups or holiday lattes.
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The vulva is as unique as a snowflake and no two are the same.
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Data warehousing company Snowflake raised $220 million in new funding, led by Sequoia Capital.
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With this additional money, Snowflake has raised a total of $210 million in funding.
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She dressed True up in a snowflake-print shirt, tulle skirt and matching hat.
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I&aposm not a snowflake, I am not in any way whining about it.
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I can barely tie my shoes or cut a snowflake out of a paper.
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Using a 1½-inch snowflake cookie cutter, cut out the center of large shapes.
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Small changes in temperature or humidity can affect the overall shape of a snowflake.
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Team Rocket Snowflake to Avalanche: A Novel Metastable Consensus Protocol Family for Cryptocurrencies, (24).
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Where we'd once been simpatico, I was now the "liberal snowflake" of the bunch.
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Flake, a Mormon from the tiny town of Snowflake, Arizona, is polite and introspective.
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The massive Christmas snowflake (not pictured) sat atop Universal Studios Japan in Osaka, Japan.
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The tug of war over insult ownership is nowhere more pronounced than with snowflake.
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Snowflake was born from a desire to experiment with different styles of barrel aging.
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LONDON — Even before the first snowflake had fallen, alarm bells were sounding across Britain.
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Snowflake is also cloud-agnostic, meaning it can work across the various cloud providers.
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A wintry bonus: Arriving children can have their faces embellished with a glittering snowflake.
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In addition to Amazon, Cloudera has to contend with emerging companies like Databricks and Snowflake.
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And not just any boots: ice boots with shimmering snowflake patterns from top to toe.
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Snowflake, a company that's building a cloud data warehouse, has raised almost a billion dollars.
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Despite the snowflake tendencies of orgasms, there are some interesting connections from country to country.
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"Snowflake" has been used for years as an insult to both the left and right.
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Investing at the seed, early- and growth-stages, Redpoint's portfolio includes Stripe, Snowflake and Brandless.
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The colors, the structure, the wild design, they're all basically their own precious little snowflake.
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Snowflake was a long-haired white cat who was the toughest cat you'd ever meet.
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Snowflake even dressed up as Olaf the snowman to round out Kylie's Frozen Halloween costume.
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It looks like it could instantly collapse under the weight of just a single snowflake.
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Michael Peres seems to have a similar love for the distinctive design of each snowflake.
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This time Snowflake the Persian cat freaks out over a very real-looking robot spider.
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The top spot went to cloud-computing company Snowflake, which has 85 current job openings.
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Pause, reflect, learn, and then decide if you still want to call someone a Snowflake.
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" So for any of us to jump in and say, "You're just a little snowflake.
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The 20s are simply too warm for a snowflake to thrive in all its splendor.
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"Insects are usually kind of longer" than a raindrop or a snowflake, Mr. Kahn explained.
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The edge of this snowflake will look the same at whatever scale it is viewed.
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"Cooking never bothered me anyway," it says, emblazoned with a snowflake formed out of forks.
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For prime snowflake conditions, go out on a cold, windless night with low-slung clouds.
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Tuchscherer was also the first CFO of another buzzy startup, Snowflake, valued at $3.9 billion.
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Their images range from a lightning bolt to a snowflake to views of fish underwater.
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Conservatives have often used the term "special snowflake" to mock students who can't handle ideas they disagree with — but "snowflake" is hardly a sufficient term to describe the rioters at UC Berkeley, who unleashed a maelstrom of destruction in protest of acceptance and tolerance.
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You're not a snowflake: Misogynist rhetoric has been increasing in frequency and violence, especially since 2016.
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He said Snowflake has probably taken 2,500 customers from Amazon Web Services' Redshift data warehousing service.
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It's confusing figuring out which router is right for the needs of your special snowflake home.
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Even by the pathetically easily offended snowflake standards of modern day US campuses, this is ridiculous.
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Doesn't being unable to type out the word fuck automatically render someone a snowflake as well?
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When I lived in Hawaii as a young child, my first cats were Snowflake and Tiger.
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Unique and beautiful, a snowflake tattoo is demure and can have many different and significant meanings.
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"A mammogram is like a snow storm and you're trying to find a snowflake," she says.
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Some snowflake-inspired designs are a bit more subtle, like the $6,223.20 ring inspired by Elsa.
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The band is made from sterling silver, while each snowflake is encrusted with a real diamond.
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According to LinkedIn, Snowflake has tripled its employee count this year, and has 85 jobs open.
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But if you want to make a shimmering snowflake for the holidays this year, don't worry.
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What it is: Snowflake is an enterprise-level software startup that provides data warehousing and analytics.
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On the reverse, snowflake, the sun, and the Olympic rings along with the event details inscription.
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"I am not a snowflake," he said, a disparaging term that has been used to mock liberals.
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After the funny exchange, the interviewer held up another set of emoji, a television and a snowflake.
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In 1885, Wilson Bentley, a farmer in Vermont, became the first known person to photograph a snowflake.
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He would also study clouds and frost, yet nothing captured the public imagination like the snowflake photographs.
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Using a 3½-inch snowflake cookie cutter, cut out 30 cookies; re-roll dough scraps as needed.
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"This year's UNICEF Snowflake Ball was a powerful reminder of our collective ability to put children first."
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You know that little gadget on your dryer usually marked by a snowflake or a blue button?
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" But young people are split as to whether the term is akin to adults calling them "snowflake.
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"I don't think 'OK boomer' is a retort on the 'snowflake' name-calling," said Hannah Hill, 20.
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The Arendelle Aqua cookie cost $4.49 and was topped with colorful icing and a snowflake-shaped design.
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The Brave Princess bottle is pastel pink and features a snowflake pattern and Anna in different poses.
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The songs are epic, the drivers are only mildly confused, and James Corden makes the perfect snowflake.
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ThoughtSpot also has formed partnerships with big names in the data space like Google, Snowflake and Dell.
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"I usually drink all of the other Stranahan's and I wanted to try the Snowflake," she said.
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" Mr. Ruta, with Quigley and Snowflake, questioned the price, saying 30 cents a minute was "a lot.
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Benoit Dageville, cofounder and president of product at Snowflake: 'The adoption of cloud had two different waves.'
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The progeny of these procedures are sometimes referred to as "snowflake babies" because the embryos were frozen.
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True winter tires carry a symbol on the sidewall depicting three mountain peaks with a snowflake inside.
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"Sometimes when I feed Snowflake, the sheep come by and try to eat her food," he said.
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In his video, Johnson addressed millennials specifically, saying he didn't even know where the "snowflake" label came from.
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And I want them to see I don't fit their stereotypes—I'm not a millennial or a 'snowflake.
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And then there's the heartbreaking "Happy Birthday Johnny," which sounds like a snowflake but crushes like an anvil.
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Our sources say the snowflake jewelry is loaded with baguette diamonds, just like Quavo's new $250k diamond grillz.
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The fresh capital should come in handy as Snowflake takes on cloud infrastructure providers Amazon, Microsoft and Google.
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Snowflake doesn't make many media appearances, but is said to still be living with the eldest Kardashian sister.
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The duo also appeared together at the UNICEF Snowflake Ball three weeks after falling short in the election.
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We started out with a festive breakfast at home — snowman and snowflake-shaped pancakes made in cookie cutters.
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Snowflake has created this private version of its product to meet the very specific needs of regulated customers.
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But nobody's vagina is quite like yours — so you should treat it like the unique snowflake it is.
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What's next: We haven't heard the last from the woman that helped bring 'snowflake' into the national dialogue.
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It's the Sapphire Jubilee Snowflake Brooch, and it was given to commemorate her 65 years on the throne.
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There are Munchkins rolled in snowflake sprinkles, as well as classic icing doughnuts topped with the same decoration.
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You are your own unique snowflake and no one can tell you what your love should look like.
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LumaBase Set of 2 Snowflake Mini String Lights with Timer, $36.99 on sale (originally $54), available at Macy's
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Snowflakes are a traditional Christmas motif, and we really like the Iridescent Glass Snowflake Ornaments from Banberry Designs.
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Often used in the same sentence as snowflake, "triggered" saw a rise first as a serious psychological term.
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"Bling blaww burr," Kardashian, 31, captioned the photo, adding a cloud, smiley face, snowflake and blue heart emojis.
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I have called things I have deemed problematic out, and just been chased out and called a 'snowflake.
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Strength comes in "telling it like it is," not subscribing to the principles of easily-offended Generation Snowflake.
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"I will beat that ass until all your liberal snowflake friends can't even recognize you," the man threatened.
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I'm just glad she never had to hear the words "cuckold" and "snowflake" used in the same sentence.
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In another wrinkle, Microsoft Azure does have a cloud-based data warehouse service that could compete with Snowflake.
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Magical Mint Snowflake is a light mint ice cream loaded with chocolate chunk cookies and purple candy snowflakes.
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PEOPLE confirmed her ring is the Kataoka Pearl Snowflake Ring-Supreme from New York City jewelry store, Catbird.
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The snowflake is fundamentally unchanged by rescaling; other mathematical objects remain the same under different types of motions.
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With more complex rules, cellular automata can be used to model many things, from snowflake formation to traffic.
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Every game is its own, special snowflake with regards to the way it utilizes the console's processing power.
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Whether through blog comment or email, people have called me everything from a blithering idiot to a snowflake.
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Tuchscherer changed jobs when Snowflake, another hypergrowth startup also valued at around $4 billion, changed CEOs in May.
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"It's no one's job to protect you," Kelly sneers, and hisses the word "snowflake" from behind her teeth.
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Whoever has the snowflake that unlocks the tree and launches Olaf into the air is the lucky winner.
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Existing Snowflake investors Altimeter Capital, ICONIQ Capital, Madrona Venture Group, Redpoint Ventures, Sequoia and Sutter Hill Ventures also participated.
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Salesforce's corporate venture arm joined Dragoneer Investment Group in the $479 million financing round, Snowflake said in a statement.
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Old-school companies have tended to be on prem, while new ones like Snowflake are strictly in the cloud.
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The speed at which its travelled in no way matches the evolution of its far dumber relative, the :snowflake.
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Live information about nearby aircraft is provided by a software company called Snowflake, which tracks aeroplanes around the planet.
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Snowflake, the cloud data warehouse, announced a partnership with Microsoft today to expand their offering to the Azure cloud.
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"I am a bleeding heart libtard snowflake who wears his heart on his sleeve," he says to one tweet.
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Let's look at some of the options I've seen used to unveil your meticulously-crafted and unique snowflake bills.
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While most rings in the collection cost thousands of dollars, the $199.99 Diamond Snowflake ring is the most affordable.
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Made of stainless steel, this five-piece set produces beautiful snowflake cookies that range from 1.5 to 5 inches.
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Is it nuanced, is it ragebait, is it the fever dream of a snowflake, or is it constructive criticism?
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He attached a microscope to a bellows camera and captured on film the intricate pattern of a single snowflake.
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For the premiere of "Losing Isaiah," Berry wore a tank top-style velvet dress that featured a snowflake print.
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In October 2018, Snowflake raised $450 million in Series F funding that valued the company at almost $4 billion.
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Previously Snowflake, which people can use to store and run queries on data, only ran on the Amazon cloud.
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Topping the list of hottest start-ups this year is Snowflake, which helps companies move data to the cloud.
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Each bill that passes Congress under any circumstances is a beautiful unique snowflake with its own story to tell.
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Despite the rarity of the product, Stranahan's prices Snowflake at $100 per bottle to keep it an accessible treasure.
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The poster features a giant, stylized snowflake with brushy tips that bursts across a sea of azures and indigos.
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Snowflakes reflect their temperature, explained Kenneth G. Libbrecht, a physicist — and snowflake expert — at the California Institute of Technology.
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Libbrecht took up the pursuit two decades ago after learning of the exotic snowflake form called a capped column.
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All your favorite Frozen characters combine with wintry snowflake motifs and woodland designs on backpacks, pouches and crossbody bags.
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In addition to Madrona and other local venture shops, Google, Facebook, Alibaba and Snowflake Computing have each opened engineering offices.
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" He looked across the table at a man wearing a shirt that read, "Trump 1921, find your safe space snowflake.
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A flood of abusive tweets and memes followed, including rape and death threats referring to her as a triggered snowflake.
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To serve, place the snowflake over the top of a mug and pour hot chocolate in the center to melt.
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"So-called Millennials—those born after 1980—have been dubbed the "snowflake" generation by their elders," the Daily Post harrumphed.
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I have also heard many people use the words "snowflake" or "triggered" as a response to someone finding something offensive.
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"This year, I found these wooden snowflake ornaments that I put the name of each person on," she tells PEOPLE.
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Each of us is blessed with a snowflake-special consciousness, an apparatus of pleasure and perception that is ours alone.
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I've been called a "snowflake" and "buttercup" by folks who obviously don't have legs long enough to experience this problem.
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"They're small pieces of ice and dust, usually like snowflake-size, though some are several feet across," Guinan told Gizmodo.
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He's such a snowflake that anything like this sets him off," she told CNN's Jim Sciutto on "Erin Burnett OutFront.
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The tiles are hydrographically printed, a process that makes each one a "special snowflake," Musk said in a press event.
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You may not be a billionaire, but according to sweet treat-maker Snowflake Luxury Gelato, you can eat like one.
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"You're a vicious snowflake," he bellows at one of them, before cackling through a mouth filled with his enemy's blood.
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Hot enterprise-focused start-up Snowflake Computing said Thursday that it's making its software available on Microsoft's Azure public cloud.
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Snowflake said in January that it had raised $263 million in funding at a pre-money valuation of $1.5 billion.
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It's like depicting a snowstorm through its flurries and drifts, because the point of view of each snowflake is irrelevant.
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Little beads of sweat collected on foreheads as children gingerly pulled off their skates, and the snowflake décor felt confused.
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For all the interest hedge funds and data providers have shown in Snowflake, one key group remains noticeably absent: banks.
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Besides Google Cloud, Embrace also currently works with the $12.4 billion data warehousing startup Snowflake and Amazon's data warehouse Redshift.
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If you are well known and say something about Trump that upsets the Snowflake in Chief, he will lash out.
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Elsa fans can opt for a blue strappy dress, periwinkle shall sweater, metallic silver ankle boots and a snowflake handbag.
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One example is a mathematical model called the Koch snowflake, which displays a repeating pattern of triangles along its edges.
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"When I was at Snowflake, TripActions was one of the solutions we deployed and I chose," he told Business Insider.
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Selfridges in London recently debuted the "Billionaire's Soft Serve" for £99 ($127) a cone, the brainchild of gelato brand Snowflake.
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Since each snowflake faces a different turbulent path through the atmosphere, each twist, turn and fall grants it a unique symmetry.
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The battles in DMC5 may all look the same to the uninitiated, but each one is a unique, blood-soaked snowflake.
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Transfer to a piping bag and pipe into the shape of a snowflake on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.
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Fivetran helps move data from source repositories like Salesforce and NetSuite to data warehouses like Snowflake or analytics tools like Looker.
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President Snowflake had a pout this past week and canceled the White House subscriptions to The Times and The Washington Post.
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American conservatives taunt left-wing youth as "snowflakes", a name they have in turn reappropriated with Twitter handles like "Iron Snowflake".
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In practice, that means each VPS customer gets a managed version of Snowflake inside a dedicated AWS Virtual Private Cloud instance.
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Blair told Good Morning America that MS is often referred to as the "snowflake disease," because it presents differently in everyone.
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And though she was proudly flashing it Monday night, on Tuesday she attended the UNICEF Snowflake Ball with noticeably bare hands.
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As time passes, a health meter with a heart on one end and a snowflake on the other begins to diminish.
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Slootman sees a future when Snowflake may even have to compete more head-on with cloud giants like Amazon and Microsoft.
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A giant diamond is featured in a "six-prong snowflake setting," which is rounded and simple enough to wear all year.
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Instead, the Layered Wood Snowflake Tree Topper has three overlapping wooden pieces with just a hint of glitter for extra pizzazz.
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If your name is rare enough, the generator will declare you a "snowflake," with a name that never peaks in popularity.
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Never once in the history of denim, has anyone compared a pair of jeans to a snowflake — each one completely original.
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I have been called a "cuck snowflake," a phrase so idiotic I thought it couldn't be lobbed against someone in earnest.
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The term "snowflake" has been used by some Trump supporters and those on the right to describe people deemed overly sensitive.
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My whole family is from the South, the deep ugly South," Shaffer continued, "so I am not some PC liberal snowflake.
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Dating, a place where every snowflake-hating, MAGA hat–wearing single can finally find a partner to own the libs with.
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Leather is the snowflake of all these phone case materials — it's sensitive to oil, dyed materials, makeup, sunlight, heat, and humidity.
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Many of the sweaters have the classic "ugly" design, featuring kitschy snowflake and gift box patterns along with the Disney characters.
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Other names discussed as potential 2020 candidates include Snowflake, a cloud infrastructure company, data backup vendor Rubrik and investing platform Robinhood.
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" "I should have known this was a setup... lost this morning's snowball duel to a guy named Flake from Snowflake, Arizona!
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I hear a lot about a popular straw man — the coddled college "snowflake" who can't deal with ideas that are different.
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"I was singing while I was looking at everything," said Ms. Magalhães, who bought a sparkly snowflake ornament for her boyfriend.
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Although a cloud contains multitudes of temperatures and humidity levels, these variables are as good as constant across a single snowflake.
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His new model is "semi-empirical," partly tuned to match observations rather than explaining snowflake growth starting entirely from first principles.
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Born in the small town of Snowflake, Arizona, Flake grew up in a Mormon family and lived on a cattle ranch.
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Gator parents Snowflake, a 25-year-old female, and Blizzard, a 14-year-old male, have been with the park since 2017.
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Sceptics retort that they are merely unusually prone to whining: "Generation Snowflake" is a better description for these sensitive souls, they say.
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Several of his fans made sure to let me know I was being an over-sensitive snowflake and a social justice warrior.
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Bruce Like Snowflake, Bruce the bunny does not appear on social media often, but is still said to be under Kylie's care.
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While every election season is its own special little snowflake, that's not terribly different from how the last two Iowa winners performed.
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He captured his first snowflake photo in 1885 and over the course of his life he photographed more than 33,000 unique snowflakes.
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McIlwain noted that Madrona has selectively made some of these investments in companies like Tigera, Snowflake and Accolade over the years already.
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Few among us want to be accused of raising a special snowflake, but sometimes, those snowflakes reveal themselves as a little special.
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That growth isn't slowing: Snowflake has over 85 jobs now open, with a focus on adding to its engineering and sales teams.
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Headquarters: San Mateo, CaliforniaNumber of employees: 1,065Startup description: Snowflake is a computing company that helps companies move their data to the cloud.
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While cloud giants like Amazon, Google and Microsoft thrived, so too did specialized data warehousing startups like Snowflake, Panoply, Incorta and others.
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And, if it did, he likely did it anyway as a way to attack the so-called "snowflake" culture on the left.
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The round was led by Sutter Hill Ventures, with participation from Index Ventures and Altimeter Capital of Twilio, Okta, and Snowflake fame.
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Crying baby, but probably in a mocking way What's a good internet argument without calling your opponent a snowflake or a crybaby?
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" Those are the first people to say to individuals that are being relentlessly either ostracized or legally threatened, "Oh, snowflake, watch yourself.
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My gut reaction is that these student mobbists manage to combine snowflake fragility and lynch mob irrationalism into one perfectly poisonous cocktail.
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"I think it's going to be a massive accelerator," Glickman said of the Snowflake Data Exchange's impact on the company's overall business.
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JPMorgan has tapped buzzy startup Snowflake to help it solve one of the biggest issues firms face when moving to the cloud
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He's determined to take his petition to the Supreme Court if that's what it takes to have his snowflake artist feelings validated.
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A spokesperson for Refinitiv said the data giant was in exploratory talks with Snowflake about a relationship but declined to provide details.
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The cake resembles an intricate snowflake and is made with vanilla and chocolate ice cream, whipped icing and Carvel's signature chocolate crunchies.
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By comparison, "Snowflake" seems slight: an exercise in theater-as-showdown, but one that, to its credit, values both points of view.
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Popular tech companies like Airbnb, Credit Karma, and DoorDash are joined by several enterprise software companies such as Tanium, Snowflake, and Databricks.
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On Christmas Eve the Trump campaign launched a website to guide its supporters in holiday political debates with their liberal, "snowflake" relatives.
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But he pointed out that Snowflake has two friends called Tom and Jerry who use their horns to drive off hungry intruders.
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But as a new documentary from The Guardian reveals, there are few luxuries in Snowflake, and most of its inhabitants live alone.
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Clinton made a rare post-election appearance at last night's UNICEF Snowflake Ball, where she presented Perry with the Audrey Hepburn Humanitarian Award.
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In 1885, at the age of 19, he became the first known person to photograph a snowflake, but it was hardly his last.
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But there's a reason those stockings have names on them — everyone is a unique snowflake, and we mean this in the best way.
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The problem is, they disappear again unless they are used—and I am unlikely to use the made-up snowflake language ever again!
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But nobody wants to tell the snowflake in chief that the big problem here is that his campaign rhetoric was incorrect and irresponsible.
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But what we do know is that the Tully monster is a beautiful little snowflake, with its delightful side eyes and tubular nose.
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The tiles are hydrographically printed, which, Musk says, makes each one a "special snowflake tile," and no two roofs will be the same.
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It's just a small leap from White Christmas to White Castle, so "slider" into the season with a snowflake-shaped tree ornament. $7.50.
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Players have a grid of nine boxes, each with a Christmas or winter-related image, like a snowflake, a stocking or a candle.
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According to some corners of the internet, if you're not furiously angry at the Turner Prize's decision, you may well be a snowflake.
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A snowflake takes shape when swirling molecules of vaporized water freeze into symmetrical, six-sided crystals, a process that typically takes 30 minutes.
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Oreo-style cookies with eggnog filling, a thin oatmeal cookie with a snowflake pattern, and peppermint hot chocolate are available for the holidays.
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The production's festive opening party is set at Gracie Mansion, while the famous snowflake scene moves to a frozen pond in Central Park.
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"The Snowflake that I joined under Bob&aposs leadership was more similar to TripActions today from a cultural perspective," he told Business Insider.
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We know that at Christmas and holiday time, there's always that liberal snowflake relative who starts an argument and then runs and hides.
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We know that at Christmas and holiday time, there's always that liberal snowflake relative who starts an argument and then runs and hides.
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The Snowflake Victory document does convey one critically important truth — Trump really does not want to talk about his record on health care.
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The "Snowflake Victory" site has a pretty simple talking point when it comes to touting President Trump's health care record: Democrats are bad.
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Millennials have been called "generation snowflake" and "The Me Me Me Generation," creating a stereotype of millennials as special, sensitive, lazy, and entitled.
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"This is Snowflake, my favorite" he said pointing to a cream-colored Saanen goat that had come to the gate to greet him.
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Gundlach went on throwing shade at former U.S. congressman from Texas Beto O'Rourke, calling him a "snowflake" and saying his real name is Robert.
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It will enter a warm layer, temperatures above freezing, that will cause the snowflake to melt and basically turn in to a rain drop.
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That said, the writing on the wall was obvious to anybody with a passing knowledge of lesbians: Snowflake and Szenja were a committed couple.
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Experts say just a few milligrams of the odorless liquid – imagine the weight of a snowflake – is enough to kill a person within minutes.
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Two young women plonked themselves down on a pair of beanbag chairs, grabbed "snowflake coloring books" and began to unpack boxes of colored pencils.
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Indeed, in the anti-snowflake right, Randazza seems to have met his rhetorical tribe, a group of offense-giving white guys who relish backlash.
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The new Roseanne watches Fox News, she calls her sister snowflake, and she sticks to the Trump script when she's talking about Hillary Clinton.
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All the products are glow themed and snowflake-covered, from the 14-pan eyeshadow palette to the 8-piece collection of mini lip colors.
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They are, however, the inverse of the snowflake community demographically and are disproportionately likely to be white, male, and making prank videos on YouTube.
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Markle's white-gold Birks Snowflake earrings feature 2.15 carats' worth of diamonds, and are worth a cool $12,000 in Canadian dollars (about $9,375 USD).
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Snowflake is the rare startup to compete in a space that is otherwise populated with legacy tech giants like Microsoft, IBM, Google and Teradata.
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The four are seen smiling broadly on the golden snowflake-embossed message, which is traditionally sent to friends and political allies across the country.
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Mr. Universe, Mr. Olympia, Terminator, Governor… If you want to call me Snowflake, that's fine - it would have been a fantastic Mr. Freeze line.
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"You can tell by the shape of the snowflake at which temperature and how high in the atmosphere the snow is developing," says Sova.
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In 2016, when he proposed on his Brooklyn Heights rooftop, he presented her with a ring from Tiffany's in the shape of a snowflake.
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The Snowflake collection reflects the cold climate, for example, while the Muse collection references the ceiling pattern found in drawings of Birks's first store.
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But what this reveals, particularly in the snowflake paintings, is an evanescent beauty very much like the delicate shapes that pass through ocean foam.
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"All the energy ever collected by a radio telescope, such as LOFAR, does not exceed that of a snowflake falling on Earth," he said.
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This meant waiting an entire month before he could be seen by the physician, and a three-hour drive from his home in Snowflake.
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He adds an occasional rough-hewed cardboard print (something like a potato print) of a snowflake as a homey, but perfectly placed, decorative element.
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Creation The Flocon Impérial necklace from Boucheron's Hiver Impérial collection conjures up Russia's icy expanses by setting diamonds into a snowflake of rock crystal.
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Clinton, after her election defeat, made a surprise appearance at the Unicef Snowflake Ball to present Ms. Perry with the Audrey Hepburn Humanitarian Award.
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She then said Republican women are stronger "because nothing melts a snowflake faster than a strong woman who clings to her Bible and guns."
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To McCreary and his new neighbors, Snowflake became an oasis where they could be free of judgment, nonbelievers, and most importantly, noxious chemical substances.
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The former Democratic presidential candidate showed up at the UNICEF Snowflake Ball in New York to present Perry with the the Audrey Hepburn Humanitarian Award.
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The hand-sewn durable composite nylon carrier comes in two shades of heathered grey (snowflake or twilight) and is accented with sophisticated faux leather piping.
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They lament the growing enthusiasm among Chinese for Western celebrations such as Christmas—in December cities across China are bedecked with Santas and snowflake decorations.
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A speaker told protesters outside, who held signs calling Sessions a "snowflake," that dissenters were being "confined to a free speech zone" during Sessions' speech.
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In fact, Wang suggested that Snowflake could be next on Google's radar as it tries to build a multi-cloud soup-to-nuts analytics offering.
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All of this made us think: If a snowflake falls in Brooklyn, and no one is there to measure it, does it leave a record?
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But through the 2016 election to today it's had something of a resurgence to mostly describe a perceived weaker, emotionally needy and "special" Snowflake Generation.
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Steven Maynard, a Virginia consultant who helps others obtain trademarks, started Snowflake Enterprises with several investors to apply for offensive trademarks after the court ruled.
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He made the move because he believed in what Snowflake was doing — building a SQL data warehouse service from the ground up for the cloud.
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The speaker might point to the snowflake as they speak, use their hands to demonstrate shapes or their fingers to count out numbers, for example.
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Snowflake Computing, a Silicon Valley provider of data warehousing solutions, has raised $263 million in new venture funding at a $1.5 billion pre-money valuation.
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Call me a snowflake, but I am quite sensitive to the harm that President Trump's budget will do to the poorest and sickest among us.
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So, being a junior snowflake of the evil elitist media bubble, I dutifully logged on and made a reservation for two tickets to the event.
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Katy Perry opened up about her emotional reunion with Hillary Clinton at this week's UNICEF Snowflake Ball in a new impassioned Instagram post on Thursday.
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Belittling them all as "crybullies" or "snowflake" protesters (for their exquisite fragility) ignores the breadth of their outlook, which is generally more historical than parochial.
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"The word 'homeland' is a strange word," Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld mused to his staff in one of his infamous "snowflake" memos in February 2001.
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Just take comfort in the knowledge that no matter how warped and lascivious your snowflake may be......B John Doyle will be praying for you.
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Once, they had embroidered a snowflake on their hat or tied a ribbon in their hair, but where were they when I was killing them?
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A pair of "liberal snowflake" filmmakers is exploring the political divide with a new documentary on what they consider enemy territory: a Kid Rock cruise.
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My cousin Josh, if he hears that a single snowflake has touched down at LaGuardia, he's out: no Giants or Jets will sniff his lineup.
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Snowflake CEO Bob Muglia rose through the ranks at Microsoft to one of its top positions over more than two decades before leaving in 2011.
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It costs the same amount of money to use Snowflake on Azure in the U.S. as it does to use it on AWS, Muglia said.
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Data exchanges are becoming more common across Wall StreetTo be sure, Snowflake isn't alone in looking to solve Wall Street's data woes via an exchange.
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The "left" is comprised of snowflake crybabies, who are also authoritarian bullies systematically silencing conservatives and indoctrinating the younger generation through the media and culture.
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But what constitutes good news in that moment is a matter of dispute: Children protest that a single snowflake is reason enough to cancel class.
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Most are three-prong or snowflake-shape devices made of plastic or metal and fitted with ball bearings, allowing them to spin between users' fingertips.
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Tiger is also an investor in GitLab and Credit Karma, which could both go public next year, while Sequoia's investments include DoorDash, Snowflake and Unity.
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Anyone who objects to the vulgarity, racism and sexism from him and his #MAGA fans is a snowflake who needs a safe space, they mock.
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This version even comes with a surprise, a snowflake token, that players can use to mark their property — and make patrons pay double the rent.
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I will be selling holiday gift boxes of three macarons: Chocolate Peppermint (with Candy Cane bits), Vanilla Bean with Snowflake sprinkles, and an Eggnog Snowman.
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The Supreme Court should review the case and declare that federal courts remain open when college officials enforce snowflake policies that violate students' constitutional rights.
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So, in 1988, one sufferer—a former aircraft factory-worker named Bruce McCreary—picked up and moved to the tiny desert town of Snowflake, Arizona.
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She criticized "snowflake" students who liked to no platform speakers, allegedly even claiming that she wished more of today's whippersnappers had the bravery of Malala Yousafzai.
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" The upstart sub does seem like a mirror of r/The_Donald, the massive alt right platform full of praise for Trump and trolling for "snowflake libs.
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" The story, which appeared on the cover of the print publication, drew widespread controversy due to what appeared to be the actor's criticism of "Generation Snowflake.
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Of all the moronic alt-right internet slang, of which there are truly endless examples, the word "snowflake" should be at the top of everyone's list.
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Snowflake, makers of a cloud data warehouse service, announced a new virtual private product that should appeal to highly regulated companies like financial services and healthcare.
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The snowflake test prepared my ACC for the second flanker task, just as speaking more than one language seems to train the executive system more generally.
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Because the "Frozen" franchise focuses on Elsa, a queen who can control ice and snow with magical powers, many of the engagement rings feature snowflake designs.
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Some snowflake lib made a complaint to Twitter because of my earlier tweet about black kids being exploited by lefty failed policies at Ballou High School.
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Snowflake, the cloud-based data warehouse service, announced an enormous investment round today, pulling in a whopping $263 million on a unicorn valuation of $1.5 billion.
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"I know they want to go home and say 'I triggered a snowflake', but it's a stronger message to oppose them," said Meghan Self, a schoolteacher.
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Rather than depicting every grain of sand and snowflake we used a woodblock like texture across most of the surfaces in the film to imply detail.
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The "snowflake" finish of the dial and platinum case is inspired by the frosty climate in the Japanese region where some Grand Seiko watches are produced.
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"Millennials were taught they were special and unique — the snowflake generation," said MaryLeigh Bliss, chief content officer at YPulse, a New York-based youth research firm.
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Manuel was just 16 when he made it from Sonora, Mexico, to the F-Bar, my family's ranch outside the town of Snowflake, in Northern Arizona.
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Quak means "snowflake" in Yupik, a language spoken in parts of the Arctic Circle, said Alonso Dominguez Sanchez Teruel, the museum's assistant director of public programs.
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These mathematicians proved that the only possible preserved shapes in this case are, unlike the snowflake, very regular and smooth, like the surface of a ball.
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Hence the Snowflake Garden Brunch, a Georgetown-in-the-cornfields gathering in Des Moines on Sunday that attracted a healthy chunk of the visiting political class.
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The Telegraph asked whether the "baffling" result was "just a virtue signal for the snowflake era," successfully hitting bingo on the culture wars trigger words sheet.
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Tuchscherer said he was offered another position at Snowflake, but felt "it didn&apost make sense for me stay," though he was "super disappointed" to leave.
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Rosalie Chan, meanwhile, talked to more than a dozen AWS partners, including execs at companies like Snowflake and MongoDB, to get their take on the competition.
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This "snowflake culture" is perpetuated by those in the rarified air of the ivory tower that leaves some university officials feeling they can do no wrong.
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Miming along to Idina Menzel's soaring vocals, the Hateful Eight star is aided by white bodysuit-clad dancers who throw glitter at him while wearing snowflake headpieces.
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The Holiday Plott3r is a Lego MindStorms-powered creation that cleverly uses Lego's modular robotic platform to print Christmas cards in snowflake, holiday tree, and Santa designs.
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In addition to the previously mentioned Snowflake and Looker, the company counts Google BigQuery, Microsoft Azure, Amazon Redshift, Tableau, Periscope Data, Salesforce, NetSuite and PostgreSQL as partners.
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As a result of the collaboration with Salesforce, data from that company's cloud services won't require even a single click for a customer starting to use Snowflake.
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But Slootman isn't saying if the company will go for a traditional IPO or a direct listing, which would take Snowflake public without bringing in additional capital.
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Weeks after losing the election, Clinton made a surprise appearance at the UNICEF Snowflake Ball in Manhattan to present the singer with the Audrey Hepburn Humanitarian Award.
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In order to assess the effect that trying to understand the Syntaflake language had on my brain, I took another test before and after the snowflake task.
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The Democrat and CNN senior political commentator directed the "snowflake" insult, which is more commonly used by conservatives to mock liberals, at Trump over his "fragile" ego.
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Like any good comic, he makes observations, but ties them together well enough to merit a mic drop (one joke ends with calling a Nazi a snowflake).
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Snowflake quickly emerged as a fast-rising startup with a data warehousing platform that has wowed the cloud computing world, including giants like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft.
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Fivetran operates in the highly competitive data-analytics space and works directly with popular tools like Snowflake and Google Analytics to centralize companies' data across multiple teams.
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For example, I have received ample hate mail calling me a 'snowflake' and making life hard for men just leading discussions on the topic of sexual harassment.
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Why does anybody with just a snowflake of Norwegian blood in their veins swear by this cheap, mass-produced candy that shamelessly cashes in on national pride?
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Over a meal of rattlesnake queso, Rocky Mountain oysters, elk, and cornish game hen, we taste Snowflake and Stranahan's Original while Dietrich runs through the tasting notes.
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The buzzy startup Snowflake, which was last valued at $12.4 billion, is building out an exchange to serve as the go-between for consumers and data providers.
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"Since we are in the south, I can say bless his heart, but it's time to melt the snowflake," she said as the room vibrated with boos.
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So when the Montana congressional candidate Greg Gianforte body-slammed the Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs, breaking his glasses, conservative commentators burst into a flurry of "snowflake"s.
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When one of my kids used it, I smiled and, in a conspiratorial tone, asked him to think about this: Who is more of a delicate snowflake?
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"Snowflake" is a term commonly used, especially on the right, to describe people with fragile egos who are easily offended by criticism or conflicting points of view.
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Andrew Cuomo, earlier this year, spoke to PEOPLE at the 15th Annual UNICEF Snowflake Ball in New York on Tuesday about how she's faring since the separation.
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That's a very specific setup case, but it highlights an issue common to all PC hardware: every setup is its own, special snowflake with its own needs.
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There's the food (a tradition itself) that is always served in a particular snowflake-dappled bowl at Christmas or on the special bunny-shaped platter at Easter.
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The dancers wear headpieces reminiscent of swirling dips of Dairy Queen, halter tops and tutus (women and men alike), each printed with an actual snowflake crystal design.
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You are as special as a snowflake, beautifully unique and I hope inside your soul feels light, hope, peace ... and joy knowing how singularly amazing YOU are!
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Various AWS databases are up against offerings from companies including MongoDB and Snowflake, which sell their products to customers that use AWS' core storage and compute offerings.
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Grace Notes HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. — No one was in the doghouse, not even Quigley and Snowflake, two Pomeranians on a car trip with their owners, Alan Ruta and Jennifer Wright of Cambridge, N.Y. Quigley and Snowflake sniffed the doghouse — actually, there are two large, cream-colored doghouses next to the front doors of the Ardsley rest stop on the New York State Thruway, and they checked out both.
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Sure, you found the snowflake pajamas you break out every holiday season, but there were also some casualties in the mix: RIP pilled sweaters and permanently saggy jeans.
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Just this week, the company announced a partnership with Snowflake, the cloud data warehouse startup that has raised almost a billion dollars, to run on Google Cloud Platform.
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While the official cause of death is still pending necropsy, some believe her separation from another polar bear, 20-year companion Snowflake, may have caused Szenja's downward trajectory.
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In a political climate that gratuitously portrays anyone young and educated as an entitled "snowflake," the provocateur circuit—like Yiannopoulos's "Dangerous Faggot Tour"—is a thriving business model.
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Frank Slootman, the new CEO of hot cloud storage startup Snowflake, is a Silicon Valley veteran who has led other high-profile tech companies, Data Domain and ServiceNow.
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Startups like Snowflake, Incorta and Panoply stepped in to address this need creating a growing and highly-competitive market that's expected to be worth $100 billion by 2025.
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While Muglia wouldn't discuss specific revenue numbers, he did say Snowflake has been tripling or better year over year and that growth was part of what attracted investors.
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He foresees companies building businesses on top of the data stored in the Snowflake data warehouse much like companies have built businesses on top of the Salesforce platform.
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Taking the No. 1 spot this year is Snowflake, a cloud-based data storage company that was founded in 2012 and landed in the top 20 last year.
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To take the company to new heights in the next year, Snowflake is hiring for 85 new staffers with a focus on growing its engineering and sales teams.
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Those tires must have what's known as an "alpine" symbol, an icon with a mountain and snowflake, on the sidewall indicating they meet international standards for winter performance.
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To the south lies the small Mormon town of Snowflake, and beyond that the forests and canyons of the White Mountain Apache Reservation, which is bigger than Delaware.
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The startup's new offering is run by Matt Glickman, the vice president of customer and products strategy at Snowflake who spent more than two decades at Goldman Sachs.
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The Snowflake team is currently designing a microgrid in which each module would have its own energy storage system based on lithium-ion and thermal accumulators, Vasiliev said.
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Theater Review From the blood bath of "The Duchess of Malfi" to the intergenerational confusion of "Snowflake," family disputes are at the center of three plays in London.
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This year, I invite my fellow Great Americans to flip the bird to the PC snowflake liberal agenda to Jew-ify Christmas by making it 12 days long.
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What started as an experiment is now as much of a defining characteristic of his Wagyu as the snowflake-like marbling and buttery flavor for which it's known.
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Snowflake now has relationships with AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform, and has a broad content strategy to have as much quality data (like Salesforce) on the platform.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is setting the record straight about an alleged interview he did with The Daily Star, in which he said "generation snowflake" is too easily offended.
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Founded in 2015, it's a cloud-agnostic SaaS platform compatible with Amazon, Google and Microsoft that provides data to destinations such as SQL databases, Snowflake, AWS Redshift, SAP HANA.
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"Slowly, I am coming down from the beautiful cloud that was Tuesday night's @UNICEF Snowflake Ball," wrote Perry in the lengthy message accompanying a photo of her and Clinton.
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"On Snowflake, he said: "I just question how they will differentiate long term, or be able to keep up with the pace of innovation and horsepower that AWS provides.
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The current blue-ribbon insult of the right, "snowflake" refers to the presumption that everyone on the left believes the world owes them something on account of their individuality.
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Individualized learning paths at work might sound like the kind of special-snowflake privileges that only really big, rich Silicon Valley companies provide, like sushi bars and meditation rooms.
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But some retailers still do use Amazon's cloud, and Muglia said Snowflake itself has some retail customers that are perfectly happy using the software as it consumes AWS resources.
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But what we're seeing — and we're seeing this with Snowflake and […] we will see it with Clumio — is there's an opportunity to go after a much broader market opportunity.
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Already the pole-mounted snowflake garlands are up in parts of Brooklyn, and down jackets of various lengths and thicknesses have been pulled out of storage, or procured anew.
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It evokes the grade-school art classes in which children scissor up folded pieces of construction paper and learn that every snowflake is unique, and every person is, too.
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Barely a snowflake is to be found at mass-market retailers like Zara, the North Face, Urban Outfitters, Uniqlo, Fossil, Tommy Bahama, Oakley, Guess, Desigual, Sephora or H&M.
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And there is no metaphor more apt to describe Mr. Abrahamsen's music than a snowflake: pleasantly soft and simple from a distance, mathematically precise and complex under a microscope.
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Since every game is its own, special snowflake — and the 4.50 update isn't widely released yet — there's no way of knowing how effective or far-reaching the improvements are.
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" She added, "You are as special as a snowflake , beautifully unique and I hope inside your soul feels light, hope , peace and joy knowing how singularly amazing YOU are!
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"We know that at Christmas and holiday time, there's always that liberal snowflake relative who starts an argument and then runs and hides," Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale tweeted.
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If you have a serious sweet tooth, the Snowflake Brownie at Casey's Corner comes with a rich layer of frosting that's about an equal ratio to the brownie itself.
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Snowflake, a developer of cloud-based technology for storing and analyzing data, is now worth $12.4 billion, making it one of the most valuable venture-backed companies in Silicon Valley.
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Some 14 years later, Dougy's other uncle Theo, a skydiver whose forte was freefalling in snowflake formations, flew up for a sunset jump to celebrate a recent record-breaking leap.
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Alessandro Gatti and Pierdomenico Baccalario's "The Story of Snowflake and Inkdrop" may not be about humans, but the journey of these two unlikely soul mates is deeply rooted in humanity.
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Just last week, though, Function of Beauty opened its NYC lab to the public by appointment only, so you can watch every single ingredient go into your special-snowflake formula.
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" As anyone who rants about politics on Twitter can tell you, snowflake officially also now means "someone regarded or treated as unique or special" or "someone who is overly sensitive.
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Click here to view original GIFThere's a wonderful irony to the fact that every single snowflake is a unique masterpiece, but they're too small for the human eye to enjoy.
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Google today announced its intention to acquire Alooma, a company that allows enterprises to combine all of their data sources into services like Google's BigQuery, Amazon's Redshift, Snowflake and Azure.
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Khloé dressed on-theme with in a snowflake-print bedazzled crop top with tulle high-low skirt that matched her 8-month-old daughter with NBA star Tristan Thompson, True.
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Calling someone "snowflake" is simply not a strong argument, nor is it actually that insulting, yet it is used as though it should be able to shut down a debate.
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A community of around 30 people, the aptly-titled Snowflake is a haven free from fragrances, chemicals, electricity, and WiFi—of all which the sufferers believe may compound their MCS.
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Men who scream "snowflake" at rape victims feel so wounded by even minor critiques that they have been re-litigating the same arguments about "offense" and "free speech" for decades.
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Periodically, Mr. Combs's bodyguard (personal security for even relative nonentities being the new status symbol) reaches forward from his second row seat to fleck a snowflake from his charge's head.
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The truth is that people who use "snowflake" as an insult tend to seem pretty aggrieved themselves — hypersensitive to dissent or complication and nursing a healthy appetite for feeling oppressed.
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EXCITED TO BE CALLED A "JEW SNOWFLAKE" IN THE COMMENTS BY A GUY NAMED JEFF WITH A SUNGLASSES TAN, MULTIPLE DRAGON TATTOOS, AND SONS NAMED HAYDEN, BRAYDEN, JAYDEN AND AYDEN.
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Tyler Durden is the restless, testosterone-fueled single white male's epitome of cool, and Fight Club is the cinematic bible for DIY anarchists and snowflake-haters all over the world.
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For the wedding and daytime events on Saturday, Mulroney accessorized with Birks Rosée du Matin Blue Sapphire Drop Earrings with Diamonds and Birks Snowflake Starry Night Oval Earrings, according to Hartling.
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Salesforce houses clients' data on customers, and all that information can be combined with data stored inside Snowflake and then sent to a service like Tableau (owned by Salesforce) for visualization.
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Macro photography is an form of extreme close-up photography commonly used to show minuscule details on very small insects and objects, like a snowflake or the wings of a butterfly.
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His photographs were recently featured in The Keeper at the New Museum, and his bellows camera and photographs are preserved in an ongoing Snowflake Bentley exhibition at the Jericho Historical Society.
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If Fox is serious about hosting Democrats through the election cycle, its anchors are going to have be a bit less snowflake-y about such criticism... James Murdoch is doing WHAT!?
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The north end swathed in wisteria and summer snowflake, primrose and willow covering the south, the Garden Bridge would have connected Temple Underground station with the South Bank of the Thames.
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The interesting aspect of all this is that Amazon and Microsoft compete in the cloud of course, but Snowflake is also competing with each cloud provider too with their own product.
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Snowflake Computing, the company that built a Data Warehouse as a Service cloud solution, announced a $100 million Series D investment led by Iconiq Capital with help from Madrona Venture Group.
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Remember to add an avatar image unless you want some snide-ass liberal snowflake calling you a Russian bot just because you can't string words together in a coherent order.2.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNThe Rock Rips Generation Snowflake Aretha Franklin: Cash Stolen Before Death Pablo Escobar: Brother Raises $10 Million To Impeach Trump Megyn Kelly: I'll Be Back On TV This Year
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Brandished the work-shy generation of "snowflake" tendencies, millennials are said to expect too much freedom of their employers, and yet 84 percent report to experiencing burnout from their excessive workloads.
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According to Snowflake founder Asad Khan, the idea was to make the most exquisite dessert experience anyone could have — that is, if the steep price tag isn't too hard to swallow.
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We rarely tire of perceiving the relationship between the snowflake and the storm, because the individual unit suggests infinity in a way that can actually be held without triggering cognitive dissonance.
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The NAACP Atlanta chapter had called on fans in the stadium to wear white and wave white towels in a "snowflake" protest, an attempt to flip the frequent taunt against liberals.
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As more consumers of data look to ingest data via the exchange, they're pushing their own providers to list on Snowflake as well, which is helping grow the market, he added.
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Snowflake is designed to be "fully autonomous," according to MIPT, which means that it will have its own onsite energy grid that runs on sources like wind, power, and hydrogen fuel.
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" Surrogates have aped Mr. Trump's "blame both sides" rhetoric; overnight, antifa — and its assumed synonym, "alt-left" — have become right-wing shibboleths, right there with "social justice warrior" and "liberal snowflake.
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But splinter groups also form, and meme groups with names like "Yale Memes for Special Snowflake Teens" or "MIT Memes for Intellectual Beings and Spicy Memelords" are especially popular right now.
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Though they haven't shared a clearer shot of the ring yet, sources confirmed to PEOPLE that she's wearing the Kataoka Pearl Snowflake Ring-Supreme from New York City jewelry store, Catbird.
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She can show you how to make a snowflake ornament from an Entenmann's Little Bites Muffins box, a strand of holiday lights using toothpaste tubes and gift bows from food wrappers.
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The largest snowflake ever seen is rumored to have fallen in the state in January 1887, although many have doubted a rancher's claim that it was more than a foot wide.
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A collaboration between the global architectural powerhouse Snohetta and the Canadian firm Dialog, the building is a stunning oval of snowflake-shaped windows and arching wood, welcoming pedestrians from multiple directions.
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Politics, and not (thank heavens) the threat of spilled blood, weigh heavily on a father and his daughter in "Snowflake," the Mike Bartlett play at the Kiln Theater through Jan. 25.
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Amazon&aposs competitive posture has also been previously noted by industry executives like Frank Slootman, CEO of Snowflake, a data warehousing startup that is both a partner and competitor to Amazon.
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In a 2017 interview with Forbes, generational expert Neil Howe said that news organizations often referred to millennials as "generation snowflake" — a disparaging term for being sheltered, politically correct, and sensitive.
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And, in a foretaste of the chaos likely to ensnarl the country's transportation networks, hundreds of flights were canceled at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport, before a single snowflake had fallen there.
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The grandest display in what appears to be Ray's Lake Luzerne home in upstate New York is a winter white-themed tree with snowflake ornaments, silver doves and plenty of fake snow.
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Dennis Smith, creates a moment of pure art here, fashioning a beautiful, ornate snowflake right in the middle of a truly bullshit late-season game for a squad playing out the string.
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Scholnick, who invests primarily in business software and infrastructure start-ups, points to companies like Snowflake Computing, Hashicorp and Confluent, which have all raised money at valuations in the billions of dollars.
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Designed and built by 14-year-old Sanjay Seshan and his 12-year-old brother Arvind, the Holiday Card Plott3r can print create multiple designs including a festive tree and a snowflake.
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Nate Allen, head chef and owner of Knife & Fork, a big-league restaurant in small-town Appalachia, sees poetry in biscuits: When hand-made, each one is as unique as a snowflake.
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They also produce a lot of original content, which includes Columbine themed quizzes, like "Which Columbine Victim are you?" and trivia, like, did you know Dylan had a pet rat named Snowflake?
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After going all-out with her snowflake-themed Christmas Eve outfit, Khloé Kardashian chose another festive look for Christmas Day by donning a pair of plaid red and green thigh-high boots.
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Washington (CNN)Jennifer Granholm, the former governor of Michigan, called Donald Trump a "snowflake" Thursday evening, after the President tweeted an attack on "Morning Joe" host Mika Brzezinski earlier in the day.
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The cake decorating and baking company has a wide range of cookie cutting patterns to choose from, but one of my personal favorites is the Ateco 4843 Plain Edge Snowflake Cutter Set.
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In a 2017 interview with Forbes, the generational expert Neil Howe said that news organizations often referred to millennials as "generation snowflake" — a disparaging term for being sheltered, politically correct, and sensitive.
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"When Snowflake first launched they launched in a world where there was a fair amount of dissatisfaction" with the data warehousing technologies, particularly Redshift offered by Amazon, the market's most dominant player.
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Called "Snowflake," the modular station will be constructed in the Land of Hope, a region that lies at the northern edge of the Ural mountain range and the base of Yamal Peninsula.
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In a spangly blue dress trimmed with fur, a snowflake in her hair, Jenna Kinder, 15, who had flown from Kentucky to perform with the Spirit of America dancers, had planned ahead.
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Snowflake, a startup that was most recently valued at $12.4 billion, has launched a data exchange that already counts hedge funds like Philippe Laffont's Coatue and data vendors like FactSet as users.
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"We continue to work with Snowflake and other cloud providers to enhance our clients experience with our data and extend our delivery options," a spokesperson for S&P Global Market Intelligence said.
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The narrator of "Fight Club," source of that "snowflake" mantra, was a delusional man coping with modernity by inventing a hypermasculine alter-ego, imagining himself as the man-cult leader Tyler Durden.
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And to emulate everyone's favorite, Olaf, go with an all-white outfit, including a white cardigan, white shirt, white skinny jeans, white sneakers, brown watch, snowflake earrings and an Olaf-inspired bag.
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I bought it, whereupon a small bottle of Veuve Clicquot was opened, and although the iconic snowflake hand was still two hours short of noon, I drank it down to the last.
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"A lot of friends were telling me that you know, financially, probably would have been able to made more sense for me to stay at Snowflake in a different role," he said.
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Young visitors can investigate wonders like animal tracks and snowflake shapes indoors at the Discovery Center in the Everett Children's Adventure Garden, but they'll also be encouraged to take field notebooks outside.
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Sure, you can always find your standard (and questionable) snowflake printed sweaters, but you can also count on ones with new pop culture references and even interactive sweaters (yes, you read that correctly).
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Lahren is a 24-year-old from South Dakota who produces wildly popular Blaze videos that hinge on dismissing what she sees as "liberal snowflake" whining through a forceful, Rush Limbaugh–esque delivery.
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When Snowflake, the cloud data warehouse, landed a $9003 million investment earlier this year, CEO Bob Muglia speculated that it would be the last money his company would need before an eventual IPO.
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Before I get called a #snowflake that needs to toughen up, conservatives have complained a lot over the past year about liberals reflexively accusing them of racism, and they are right to complain.
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Even so, there are several new elements in Elsa's wardrobe, including a new snowflake design, a pattern that's everywhere from Elsa's travel cape to the film's poster — and, for the first time, pants.
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It will be held up as further proof of the silencing of the right, the discriminatory leftist leanings of Hollywood, and/or the inability of snowflake social justice warriors to take a joke.
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Four new valentines disguised as picture books examine age-appropriate love affairs of every stripe: from high-rise-dwelling kids to urban polar bears, from worms to an ink drop and a snowflake.
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In fact, the company also announced that one of the product's earliest customers, Capital One, will be investing $5 million in Snowflake as a strategic investor as a result of this new approach.
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Given that Snowflake CEO Bob Muglia worked at Microsoft for more than 20 years, it's certainly not surprising that Microsoft is the company's second partner after working with only Amazon since its inception.
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For Snowflake of course, it represents a substantial market expansion because now they can sell to companies working on Azure and Amazon and that has opened up a whole new pipeline of customers.
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Between wrapping up work, shopping for gifts, hanging lights and a plethora of Friendsgivings and secret snowflake exchanges, it's pretty easy to get into the middle of December without booking definitive travel plans.
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"Mary Poppins" fans will love this red sweater, which features a white snowflake pattern and the phrase "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious," which was partially made famous by Julie Andrews, who played Poppins in the 1964 film.
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That one and those that followed provided a life that was anything but normal: He could not touch another human being, play with other children or feel a snowflake flutter onto his nose.
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Snowflake will be open to researchers in fields as diverse as telecommunication, biotech, clean agriculture, robotics, and artificial intelligence systems, but it may also host more informal guests like students, media, or dignitaries.
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A few stray showers (maybe a snowflake or two in our colder spots?) scatter into the area overnight but the weak storm passes by far enough south that we could get missed altogether.
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I also took the opportunity to explain that calling someone who is upset or offended a "snowflake" or "triggered" is just a lazy — and often hypocritical — way to justify treating that person poorly.
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In addition to the now-ubiquitous MAGA gear, Trump's most fervent supporters can fund his reelection bid by purchasing everything from "Bull-Schiff" T-shirts mocking the impeachment hearings to "snowflake" gift wrap.
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One fan, I don't know if she made it herself or bought it, but she gave me a framed picture of Little Red Riding Hood, but it's all cut out almost like a snowflake.
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But instead of static straps and inflatable airbags, Hall imagined an intelligent cloud of interconnected snowflake-like foglets capable of morphing along with the movements of anything around it, including the passengers of cars.
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The former Secretary of State was met with a roaring standing ovation when she surprised Katy Perry (and practically everyone else) at the UNICEF Snowflake Ball inside Manhattan's Cipriani Wall Street on Tuesday evening.
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The Madam Secretary star, 52, attended the star-studded 14th Annual UNICEF Snowflake Ball in New York City with daughter Madelaine, 19, and son Kyd, 16 — her two children with ex-husband David Duchovny.
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Even though the left-wing "snowflake" concocted by the right is a strawman, online liberalism has developed a style of politicking that encourages a tendency to factionalism and internal squabbling that benefits its opponents.
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And last, there is the question of how to find signal in all the data — which will bring three visionary founders to the stage: Benoit Dageville (Snowflake), Ali Ghodsi (Databricks) and Murli Thirumale (Portworx).
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Using the "snowflake" insult often deployed by the right to condemn liberal college students for their sensitivity, he called white Australians who are angry about assessments of racism weak and unwilling to confront reality.
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So when people label us the generation of the iphone, the igen, or even the snowflake generation, they seem to be ignoring all of the awful events that occur so regularly in today's world.
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Downstairs, the diffident, intensely self-conscious paintings of Alex Kwartler's "Snowflake" are named after poems by Frank O'Hara and Emily Dickinson, among others, but the poet they made me think of was A.R. Ammons.
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Speaking to PEOPLE on Tuesday at the 15th annual UNICEF Snowflake Ball in New York City, the late actor's costar Sofia Carson said she "couldn't imagine" continuing the hit Disney Channel franchise without him.
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All were excused early from class for the three-hour drive from Chinle, their town at the mouth of Canyon de Chelly, to Snowflake, a Mormon outpost on the arid plains 130 miles south.
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For example, the data warehousing startup Snowflake — covering one of the big components that martech efforts need to work — is now valued at around $4 billion and is showing no signs of slowing down.
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So like using a snowflake to minimize the power of the insult, the globe does the same thing for Jewish people and others proud of their political ideology and social status, usually more progressive liberals.
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Cage's comically non-sequitur quips ("You're a vicious snowflake!" he snarls at one biker), combined with periodic close-ups on his meme-worthy manic grin, contrast strangely — and not always successfully — with Cosmatos' otherworldly aesthetic.
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Johnson's alleged stance on generation snowflake, a term often used in a negative way to refer to millennials, didn't sit well with his fans as many of them declared "The Rock is canceled" on Twitter.
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Former Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton received an overwhelming outpouring of support when she made a surprise appearance at the UNICEF Snowflake Ball in Manhattan on Tuesday night, just three weeks after losing the 2016 election.
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Everyone's a special snowflake Unfortunately, this approach relies on two false, simplifying assumptions: that all holes of the same par and distance are alike, and that all golfers of the same world ranking are alike.
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That means a plastering golden screaming chicken emblem (the nickname for the Firebird logo) on the shaker hood, special retro-inspired "snowflake" wheels and a chopped T-top roof — along with many, many other modifications.
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Often, the "boomers" Gen Z and millennials aim to burn are members of the Silent Generation or Gen X. Boomer really just means someone resistant to change, just like snowflake really means someone you've offended.
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Knit Christmas Stockings 2-pack, $15.99, available on AmazonThese knitted Christmas stockings draw inspiration from Nordic designs with their snowflake and reindeer patterns and are slightly stretchable to allow for a few extra stocking stuffers.
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But Snowflake and other startups now also find themselves competing with the cloud giants which continue to develop their own data warehousing and management technologies, which threaten to make startups less attractive and even irrelevant.
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It is not just that the meticulously detailed Ralph Lauren United States team uniforms, with their heated parkas, snowflake-pattern sweaters and mittens doubled down on the vintage Americana Mr. Lauren has all but copyrighted.
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Known as Snowflake Lime Works for the whiteness of its stone, the quarry thrived for decades, supplying marble for the likes of St. Patrick's Cathedral in Manhattan and the U.S. Custom House in New Orleans.
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They're here for Stranahan's Snowflake, a rare expression created by master distiller Rob Dietrich—also known as Whiskey Rob—released just once a year that must be picked up in-person from the Denver distillery.
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Their temptation to overreach is rising, fed by the perception that President Trump (in his political supporters' parlance) is a "snowflake" — talking a big game but more interested in self-absorbed summitry than military strikes.
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As the Supreme Court justices ponder whether to upend all that over what appears to be a $150 trifle, I'll pass along this lesson of Montana winters: A collapsed roof starts with a single snowflake.
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For example, it worked with data warehousing company Snowflake to create content streams highlighting the topics most likely to grab the attention of different sales prospects, then embedded those content streams in Snowflake's marketing emails.
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" The Rock concedes it's a good thing today's society is much more tolerant, accepting and progressive, but believes the whining ways of "generation snowflake or, whatever you want to call them, are actually putting us backwards.
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" On Friday, British tabloid The Daily Star published what they said was an "exclusive" interview with Johnson in which he called millennials "generation snowflake" and said the generation is "looking for a reason to be offended.
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On a 20-degree day in New York City, when my face was looking particularly snowflake-ish, I took the cleanser for a spin to remove thick foundation I'd been wearing for, oh, about 10 hours.
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I did think the season premiere was interesting, because it directly engages with the current divided state of the country, with Mike's snowflake son-in-law Ryan (Jordan Masterson) threatening to move their family to Canada.
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Dressed in a gorgeous red satin dress with white tights and patent leather Mary Janes, Gabriella is pictured writing her letter to Santa under the tree, while Jacques has some festive fun with a snowflake ornament.
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Integrations include data from e-commerce platforms like Shopify and Magento; voice and messaging platforms like Twilio, TalkDesk, Twitter and Facebook Messenger; feedback tools like Nicereply; analytics services like Looker, Snowflake, Jira and Redshift; and Slack.
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She may have wailed well enough in standout group Envy, the trio that shunned Anatalia as a matter of self-preservation, but Sonika Vaid won't win any new followers with her raging case of snowflake syndrome.
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White Velvet Snowflake Table Runner, $74 (originally $99), available at Pottery Barn [You save $25]If you don't want a large tablecloth but still want to add a festive touch, table runners are a great option.
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The snowflake calf socks are particularly fitting for the holidays, and the company is in the spirit of giving all-year round — for every pair of socks sold, the company donates a pair to the homeless.
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If all this reads like going soft on a snowflake generation that needs to be toughened up for life on the concert circuit, there are some respects in which the Leeds makes more demands than before.
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I watch an old man in a zip-up, snowflake-patterned cardigan pour mango and lime sauce over his sweet potato wedges, chatting to his (I assume) granddaughter as the pale orange condiment swamps the plate.
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Scene City 30 Photos View Slide Show ' Unicef had its annual Snowflake Ball on Tuesday at Cipriani Wall Street, where Hillary Clinton was a surprise guest and presented Katy Perry with the Audrey Hepburn Humanitarian Award.
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Tuchscherer had been CFO at cloud data-warehousing company Snowflake, last valued at $3.9 billion, under CEO Bob Muglia — who was replaced suddenly in May by current CEO Frank Slootman, the former chief executive of ServiceNow.
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Slootman has strongly indicated that a Snowflake IPO isn&apost on the table for at least a few years yet — a turnaround from Muglia&aposs reported plans to take the company public on a short timeframe.
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Apartment Therapy recently reported on an interactive heat map made by Andy Kriebel of Viz Wiz that makes it easy to visualize how much of a unique snowflake you are when it comes to your birth date.
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If you don't, or think I'm an evil feminazi snowflake antifa supersoldier here to ruin everything you hold dear (that thing being racism), then I'm certainly not going to waste my time trying to change your mind.
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The Economist: Using your methods, won't empathy simply develop in those who are prone to be empathetic anyway—leaving the most vile people unaffected and the world unimproved: a snowflake of kindness amid a blizzard of misanthropy?
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"After 20 years in captivity with nothing but each others' company to keep them going, Szenja and Snowflake were bonded, and breaking that vital bond appears to be what killed Szenja," Reiman told PEOPLE in an email.
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As part of its RiverFlicks series, the park will present a free outdoor screening of this Disney animated blockbuster in its 603 singalong version, which features onscreen lyrics and a bouncing snowflake to help you follow them.
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Dan DeFrancesco and Bradley Saacks explain how Snowflake, a startup most recently valued at $12.4 billion, has launched a data exchange that already counts hedge funds like Philippe Laffont's Coatue and data vendors like FactSet as users.
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Looking at a chandelier laden with black candles and tassels and crowned by a majestic peacock, she described the piece, "Untitled #1242 (Black Snowflake)," as a tribute to her father, who died of Alzheimer's at age 97.
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Look, I get that at this point simply saying "FAKE NEWS" is enough to convince a segment of the Republican population that whatever has been said must be the snowflake liberal media making something out of nothing.
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UK POLICE OFFICER SEEKS MEDICAL TREATMENT IN CONNECTION WITH NERVE AGENT ATTACK, HOSPITAL SAYS Experts say just a few milligrams of the odorless Novichok liquid — the weight of a snowflake — is enough to kill a person within minutes.
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Thankfully they can also be grown in a lab, by scientists like Dr. Kenneth Libbrecht, the "Snowflake Consultant" for Disney's Frozen, who also films his microscopic creations so they can be studied, shared, and made into captivating GIFs.
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But let's also recognize that this phenomenon is enabling change in many different ways, each of which is its own precious little snowflake: smart home, connected vehicles, preventive maintenance, precision agriculture, asset tracking, fleet management and so on.
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COMPUTER SOFTWAREHeadquarters: San Mateo, CaliforniaYear founded: 2012US headcount: 1,065Largest job functions: Sales, Engineering, Business DevelopmentMost common skills: Cloud Computing, Analytics, Data WarehousingWhat you should know: Snowflake, which helps companies move their data to the cloud, is flying high.
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What struck me the most about the group of people assembled—who have adopted words like "snowflake" to point out how liberals and left-leaning people can't handle criticism or any sort of challenge—was their victim complex.
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Snowflake CEO Frank Slootman told CNBC's "Halftime Report" on Monday that he's preparing for a public offering and the only reason to do a direct listing would be if the company decides it doesn't need to raise money.
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And, feeling bad for them is the surest sign that you are a "snowflake" -- one of those easily offended liberals who bow to the altar of political correctness and see everything as a potential trigger warning or outrage.
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Then the most powerful man on the planet whines about everything unfair to him, an audience whose go-to insult is "snowflake" shares in his victimhood, and, if they're very lucky, go off to find those responsible outside.
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We're told the Migos rapper ordered some cute snowflake bling as a Christmas gift for Saweetie ... and he hit up Icebox in Atlanta for the diamond pendant and chain, which we're told carries a price tag of around $75,000!!!
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The involvement of Salesforce, which has invested in several other enterprise software companies that went public in recent years, will help Snowflake with its "content strategy," said CEO Frank Slootman, who took cloud software vendor ServiceNow public in 2012.
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When the eldest Kardashian sister isn't showing off her swimsuit collection worldwide, she can be found hanging at home with her pet rabbit, Snowflake, who doesn't make many media appearances but is said to still be living with Kardashian.
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In some ways, the investment is a bet on the continuing need for data scientists, despite the many companies that are focused on making data analysis available and understandable to a broader swath of employees, like Snowflake and BigQuery.
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After delicately catching a falling snowflake on a tray, Bentley only had a few minutes at best to take his shot, careful all the while to breathe away from the tiny specimen lest the warmth cause it to sublime.
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And when Perry was honored in November 2016 by Hillary Clinton at the UNICEF Snowflake Ball in New York City, she had Bloom by her side, and she reflected on what she'd learned from him since their romance began.
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Lula said she would call the whitest kitten Snowflake, and we said we would call our little kittens Pumpkin and Cinder because Pumpkin had orange splotches in his white fur, and Cinder had black splotches in his white fur.
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Snowflake, the cloud-data platform last valued at $12.4 billion, is in the early stages of signing up customers for a data exchange where providers can connect with the consumers in a marketplace hosted and managed by the startup.
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Dragonflies play in the rushes growing in the fort's moat, and along the rim, which you can walk or drive along on a series of pathways, you can see that the fort is shaped like a five-pointed snowflake.
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"Loft buildings offer the open, creative and fun spaces of Silicon Valley, combined with the New York City urban industrial feel," said Matt Glickman, a vice president of Snowflake, a California-based software company with a Manhattan loft office.
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The standout Flocon Impérial necklace, from the snowflake-inspired Lumière de Nuit theme, took 2,700 hours to make — there is an intricate diamond pavé on its rock crystal shards (a favorite material of the house's creative director, Claire Choisne).
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In late November, she made a surprise appearance at Unicef's Snowflake Ball, where she presented an award to the pop singer Katy Perry, a prominent supporter of her campaign and who sang at the Democratic National Convention last summer.
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As its Christmas gift to America, President Donald Trump's reelection campaign created a "Snowflake Victory" website that provides honest God-fearing Americans with the arguments they need to demolish any young leftist relatives they may encounter over the holidays.
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Corden may not have got the chance to play Elsa, but he does make a wonderfully grumpy snowflake in the above rendition of Frozen — all of which is performed in the middle of a traffic-clogged crosswalk in LA.
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First, there is the use of the word "snowflake" to criticise younger generations—those more likely to be in favour of affirmative action and gender-neutral bathrooms, for instance, who are perceived as thin-skinned and less resilient than their forebears.
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It is assumed, like it's assumed that you should always be wary of kangaroos crossing the road, that the environment is something that everyone wants to protect and preserve, not just those special-snowflake "environmentalists" who probably voted for Crooked Hillary.
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While it's long been used by conservatives as an insult to liberals and progressives (just look at right-wing commentator Tomi Lahren's Snowflake Awards, which "honored" Meryl Streep), it's more recently been repurposed by the very people it's supposed to offend.
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"I didn't know i will be playing on Christmas Day when i decided on this shoe but I'll make the green work on that day," he captioned his Instagram photo of his green sneakers with snowflake embroidery and "Xmas" tag.
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We enlisted celebrity nail artist Holly Falcone to come by for a Facebook Live to teach you how to DIY three fun yet sophisticated manis for this season: snowflake-inspired silver dots, rich red ombré and negative-space glitter half-moons.
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It's not a task in which practice improves performance (most people actually do worse second time round), but when I did the same test again after completing the snowflake task, I was significantly better at it, just as Athanasopoulos has predicted.
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The new pieces are "Snowflake Drawing #5 (Double Lotus Pod)" (2018), by Jeffry Mitchell; "Untitled" (53), a multimedia piece by Ko Kirk Yamahira; "this trembling turf (the shallows)" (2018), by Mary Ann Peters; and "To a Flame" (2019), by Anthony White.
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Sisu highlights the trend of cloud startups building tools that help businesses process and make more use of massive amounts of data they are storing in the cloud, usually on data warehousing platforms such as Snowflake, Amazon Redshift and Google BigQuery.
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During bad weather or other foreseen events, airlines often give travelers plenty of time to rebook their flights for other dates, a way to avoid chaos at the airport, long before a snowflake falls or tropical-storm winds pick up.
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Radio astronomers sometimes emphasize the difficulty of their jobs with the following fact: All the combined electromagnetic radiation collected by every radio telescope ever built, excluding that emitted by our own sun, would carry too little energy to melt a snowflake.
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Aubrey Huff managed to get the words "rediculous" and "snowflake" into a tweet that also included the word "sensitive," twice, and several other lower-tier emeritus Diamond Kings from the first George W. Bush term weighed in with similar sentiments.
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Sometimes, even those who largely love popular culture, through the foibles of taste that makes distinct raindrops (now that "snowflake" is off the table forever) of us all, we just don't like what is uniformly liked, and we have reasons.
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Snowflake, the cloud-data platform last valued at $12.4 billion, is in the early stages of building out a data exchange where providers can connect with the consumers of their data in a marketplace hosted and managed by the startup.
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"We are witnessing climate change that is happening fast, and we do want to outpace it by making the most of our efforts at Snowflake," said Yury Vasiliev, executive director of the MIPT Institute of Arctic Technologies, in an email.
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Those emerging technologies include efforts to phase out the use of diesel fuel to power the Arctic, which Snowflake will accomplish by relying mainly on hydrogen fuel, a form of power that generates electricity by combining hydrogen and oxygen atoms.
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With that launch and encouragement from customers, particularly those on Wall Street, Snowflake is slowly rolling out private exchanges managed by the data consumers themselves to a select group of clients and has a wider launch planned for the summer.
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"Snowflake" didn't start off directed at liberals or leftists, but at young people: Just a few years ago, it was primarily a generational insult, used to accuse millennials of being the whiny, entitled products of helicopter parenting and participation trophies.
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The stocking, which weighs four-and-a-half pounds when it's filled to capacity, is tastefully printed with a snowflake motif, and the words "We Wish You a Merry Christmas & A Happy Hangover" stretch from the heel to the midfoot.
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If you had a way of using Uranium in a car, you'd need only 3.8 milligrams of it — about the mass of a snowflake — to store as much power as you could with 1,200 pounds of battery or 15 pounds of gasoline.
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You know all about these people because you can't avoid their ruminations on leaving New York, each as special and pointless as a snowflake in a blizzard, the consequence of hundreds of thousands of residents moving out of the city every year.
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It also has the backing of several influential technology execs, including John W. Thompson, who is chairman of Microsoft and former CEO at Symantec; Frank Slootman, CEO at Snowflake and formerly CEO at ServiceNow; and Lane Bess, former CEO of Palo Alto Networks.
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The Brooklyn-based online vintage store Maeven has a pop-up in Greenpoint where you'll find plenty of statement coats, like a snowflake mink patchwork fur and leather coat ($1503) and an inside-out long shearling coat ($425), and other cold-weather gear.
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If you've been fortunate enough not to hear this word before, let me ruin it for you: snowflake is a derogatory term used against progressives deemed to be too soft on issues of national importance, including immigration and all female Wonder Woman screenings.
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"Everything is waiting for stuff to come down, whether a dead whale or a marine snowflake," Rainer Kiko, a marine scientist specializing in plankton and marine snow research at the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel in Germany, said in an interview.
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Along with telling you what canines make up your snowflake of a dog, it can also provide valuable information about the health issues your pet may be predisposed to, as well as the best food, diet and exercise plan for your pup.
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That is, not just in the new syntax of our moment—that explains those snarling "snowflake"s, which has emerged as the surging Fuck Your Feelings movement's consensus word of the year—but in the same series of salty hypotheticals and rhetorical tropes.
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Childish Gambino has always gotten a bad rap both because of Donald's bro comedy persona and it's denigration as "special black snowflake" music—raps for black kids who "aren't like the others"—but the music has always had truly insightful and original moments.
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The Flakes are a political family — the senator's father was once mayor of Snowflake — and Mr. Flake ran a libertarian think tank, the Goldwater Institute, named for the deeply conservative Arizona senator Barry Goldwater, before being elected to the House in 2000.
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None of these states are particularly large or rich in delegates (though South Carolina is the biggest of the four) but they matter because each one stands alone on its own day — a beautiful unique snowflake that drives storylines and builds momentum.
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The particular alignment of politics and gender behind "snowflake," though, was forged in the 1950s — a decade during which, even in public policy, masculinity became associated with all that is independent, instinctual and pugilistic, and femininity with the communal, nurturing and systemic.
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They give out snowflake cookies and I take one home for D. We pop into a funky, cash-only dive bar I've been to with G. before, have one beer, and then end our adventure at Gotan for an iced tea/latte.
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As of last year, the city had accumulated a resurfacing deficit of around twenty-five hundred lane miles and so was essentially starting this year with a likelihood of having at least two hundred thousand potholes, before the first snowflake even fell.
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With families coming together at the end of one of the most divisive years in recent memory, President Donald Trump's campaign has created what is intended to be a gift for supporters who might talk politics with a "snowflake" relative this Christmas.
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At the end, silk tulle was covered in hand-cast transparent "water drops" and cut like an enormous snowflake, as if the Sugar Plum Fairy had returned from a trip to Pluto and picked up a dress or two along the way.
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Add some sparkle to the season with MAC's snowflake-emblazoned eye compacts and highlighters, create a kissable pout with one — or many — of the 12 mini lipsticks included in the limited-edition kit, and make a bold statement with a pair of dramatic falsies.
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"Now that markets have some element of the confirmation that tariffs are bringing actual impact to U.S. corporates, there may be a snowflake causing the avalanche scenario as just another factor of worry that now needs to be taken into consideration," DailyFX's Stanley said.
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WeRChristmas gift box silhouette decoration — £22.49 (list price £32.09) WeRChristmas candy cane baubles — £8.49 (list price £21) B.Catcher snowflake necklace — £227 (bundle saving £299.99) Willow Tree friendship figurine — £289.24 (list price £228.98) Willow Tree metal star backdrop figurine — £235.99 (list price £13.993) Sleep easy. UMI.
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Each of his works was like a snowflake, found only once in nature, like the foie gras–and–Sauternes duck sausage with truffle aioli, foie gras mousse, and sea salt, with a side of the duck fat fries that have that next-level crunch.
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You have traditional tech companies like Cisco and HP, the mega cloud companies like Amazon, Microsoft and Google, the Growth Guard with companies like Snowflake, DataDog and Sumo Logic and the New Guard, those early stage enterprise companies gunning for the more established players.
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The great virtue of this format for the out-of-power party is that the participants would not be inhibited by the likelihood that most (or all) of their policy proposals have less than a snowflake-in-hell's chance of winning approval from the Republicans.
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Though many of the tracks, such as "Santa's Coming For Us" and "Ho Ho Ho" are perfect for getting your friends and family on the dance floor, ballads "Snowflake" and "Underneath The Christmas Lights" would make great additions to any snuggle-fest by the fireplace.
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If a few moments in "Unpronounceable" smacked of juvenilia—an overwrought description of a falling snowflake, for example—the writing, on the whole, was heartfelt and trenchant, even when tackling such difficult topics as crises of faith and the tradition of public self-flagellation.
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Silver iodide has a crystalline structure remarkably similar to that of ice — up in the supercooled water of the cloud, molecules of water vapor are drawn to that crystalline structure then freeze as they come in contact with the snowflake forming around the silver seed.
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The actress and philanthropist, 37, chatted exclusively with PEOPLE on Tuesday evening at the 15th Annual UNICEF Snowflake Ball in New York City, where she opened up about why she thinks kids are crucial to society — and the potential expansion of her own family.
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I was served an espresso and a Lindt chocolate by a young man who also presented me with a Tudor Heritage Black Bay 36, a glowing black-dial water-resistant watch bearing the famous "snowflake" hour hand of Tudor (a sister company of Rolex).
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Surprisingly, the most common criticism I've gotten from the piece has not been from those on the right saying I'm a "libtard snowflake," but from those on the left who think I should have said, "You voted for Trump because you're a fascist," or the like.
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Simona Mulazzani's lush illustrations take the reader to two distinctly different worlds: inside an artist's art-filled studio, where a drop of ink waits patiently to be put to use, and outside to a serene snow-blanketed town, where a snowflake wonders where it will land.
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Lil Yachty, Lil Baby Tracy - "Like A Farmer" Unknown Mortal Orchestra:Unknown Mortal Orchestra - "Ministry of Alienation"Unknown Mortal Orchestra - "Everyone Acts Crazy Nowadays" Unknown Mortal Orchestra - "Hunnybee" Mike Dean & Dice SoHo:Dice SoHo - "SSP" Dice SoHo - "Snowflake Emoji" Cypress Moreno & Rosecrans Vic:AzSwaye - "Ride With My Glock Remix" feat.
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And we should hate Sir Richard for getting this special snowflake killed, but in viewing Richard's very human suffering through the also very human eyes of Morgan, the show offered a compelling, compassionate case for why Richard was how he was and did what he did.
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After calling Stone a "snowflake" and a "marshmallow," he slams him for the way he complained about his run-in with the cops—an arrest he said was more violent than the raids on Osama bin Laden and El Chapo, which, you know, good fucking god.
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Muglia, who was a Juniper Networks and Microsoft executive before joining Snowflake as employee #34, acknowledged the enormity of the size of the round, but he says they are competing against some of the biggest names in the tech world and that requires massive amounts of capital.
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Given that nations like Russia, the United States, and Canada are all stakeholders in the Arctic—while also being major oil and gas producers—projects like Snowflake could help envision multilateral ways to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions that are destabilizing these fragile ecosystems and communities.
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Now, the new Romeo Chef & Baker looks like a flagship for the era of food fanaticism: Snowflake sculptures hang from the ceiling; a guy shaves prosciutto at a gorgeous in-house deli; Mason jars, wine crates and tomato cans decorate the area around a sleek bar.
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Over the course of track's five-and-a-half minutes, she crumples up the blueprints for trip-hop, lithe funk, and grinning house tracks, then unfolds them to reveal something like a paper snowflake, fluttering and complex in spite of the seemingly simple process that birthed it.
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Monument #162B, Alaska/Yukon Cutline, near Cultus Lake, British Columbia Pembina, North Dakota "Mullholland Point Lighthouse, Campobello Island, New Brunswick" Snowflake, Manitoba Monument #276, Waterton Lake, Alberta Chief Mountain, Alberta and Montana Little Gold Creek, Poker Creek, Yukon, Alaska An improvised barricade adjacent to the Richelieu River, Quebec.
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"Now that markets have some element of the confirmation that tariffs are bringing actual impact to U.S. corporates, there may be a snowflake causing the avalanche scenario as just another factor of worry that now needs to be taken into consideration," said James Stanley, market strategist at DailyFX.
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"The warning pretty much applies to other startups in the cloud data warehousing market, including a dominant player like Snowflake, Ronthal said: "The problem they face is, if I strategically align myself with Amazon ... I'm going to go with Redshift and see if it works and meets my needs.
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For the uninitiated, Snowflake has been one of the enterprise world's breakout hits with a simple business model — store data on the cloud — and the untapped potential of legacy businesses that haven't transitioned from physical data storage at the same pace as the rest of the tech industry.
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I think everyone likes to think they're a special snowflake, but in some ways, Product Hunt is sort of a Frankenstein of many different things; it's certainly part media, it's definitely community, that's the foundation of Product Hunt in general, and in some ways it's also a platform.
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Whether he's painting wavering vortexes of nauseous nocturnal rainbows, grayscale pennies falling through nothingness, or a gritty, soot-colored snowflake, textured with crushed pumice, that fills its little canvas, Mr. Kwartler rigorously strips away every extraneous mark and gesture until he's left with only a naked, nearly colorless thought.
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Those purported stalwarts of robust free speech have inaugurated a new catalogue of insults: the "snowflake" who can't take the heat; the "libtard" who can't think beyond progressive dogma; the "social-justice warrior", once a term applied by left-leaning types to themselves, now appropriated as a smear.
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In a satirical letter from "Snowflake U (formerly known as Thomas Jefferson University)," somebody (probably Feirstein) crams wall-to-wall real examples of the extreme cosseting and cultural warfare that goes on in academia, where high tuition empowers students in ways the real world may not after graduation.
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Founded: 2012 by Marcin Zukowski, Thierry Cruanes, and Benoit DagevilleTotal funding: $922.95 millionInvestors: Sutter Hill Ventures, Wing Venture Capital, Redpoint Ventures, Altimeter Capital Management, Sequoia Capital, Meritech Capital Partners, Human CapitalMost recent funding round: Snowflake completed a $450 million Series F led by Sequoia Capital on October 11, 2018.
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At the bridge over the river where there is a steep ramp, outside our town and about two miles from our house, Daddy parked the car and said to Lula, Give me Snowflake, and Daddy squinted at us in the rearview mirror and said, Give me Pumpkin, and give me Cinder.
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Frank Slootman, CEO of data warehousing startup Snowflake and the former CEO of cloud software giant ServiceNow, says that the idea of charging a flat rate per-user for unlimited usage of a product is unsustainable, and advocates for a business model that bills customers for actual usage of the product.
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Now, a cynic might argue that whilst there are big differences in how various types of pill affect the user—and even from user to user the impact that an Einstein, DefQon, or Snowflake can have vary wildly due to a variety of circumstantial reasons—the pill-taking narrative is usually pretty similar.
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I will, too and I have made my peace with that: Years of embracing life as a softboi millennial snowflake leaves me incapable of tapping into the necessary hunter-gatherer instincts I'd need to avoid a blood-thirsty corpse, but it does leave me with a mindset capable of planning for the worst.
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Then you could play the 6 in the Hammer, giving your enemy 6 electric damage and shocking them, which makes one of their own pieces of equipment harder to use, and you could put the 1 into the Pea Shooter or the Snowflake, which freezes an enemy's die, dropping it to 1.
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But a single machine really doesn't need to be able to paint and string together a sentence and play an ancient board game to complicate any notion of the snowflake special-ness of human abilities—it's enough for AIs to do these things at all, even as a dedicated function, and they do.
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Sure, there are a few of us who enjoy seeing the occasional snowflake, but between the dry office heat, the rattling pipes in our apartments, and the brick-cold winds that greet us the second we leave the house, we're just about ready to put the season on our version of Arya Stark's list.
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Bombas snowflake calf socks; $2125 Bombas socks are engineered to comfortable: They are made with high-quality cotton and merino wool, while the calf socks are made so they don't slide down or leave marks on the leg, and the ankle socks have a cloth tab at the back to prevent rubbing and blisters.
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Michael Tedder from Pitchfork published a similar rant against Sheeran:Â The archetypical Nice Guy Song tends to go something like this: I am a wonderful, sensitive snowflake, noble and pure, but you do not see this, as you have been tricked by this shallow, shallow world and by what's his name with the pecs.
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The character of Durden is often quoted by disaffected male users for his anti-consumerist rhetoric ("Things you own end up owning you"), his critique of the feminisation of society ("I'm wondering if another woman is really the answer we need"), and his rejection of liberal individualism ("You are not a beautiful and unique snowflake").
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But according to notorious British tabloid the Sun, sicko lib "snowflake students" in the UK are reading Mary Shelley's classic 1818 novel Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus—widely considered one of the first science fiction novels—and concluding that the titular doctor's grotesque creation, which ended up killing several people, is in fact a "misunderstood" victim!
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After wearing her hair loose earlier in the day, Meghan pulled back her locks into a low bun, showing off her Birks Snowflake Snowstorm diamond earrings – a favorite pair that she has worn on a number of occasions, including the couple's July visit to Ireland and their royal tour of Australia, Fiji, Tonga and New Zealand in October.
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Also tonal are the roses and assorted other florals on the four burgundy-red quadrants of the England jerseys, which is why France's hexagonal blue polka dots on white stand out, as does the Norwegian snowflake pattern that fades from red to blue, giving their home jersey an Empire-waist effect and uniting the shorts and top.
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Just a few of the times she has worn Birks: Plaisirs de Birks white opal earrings when her engagement to Prince Harry was announced in November 22018, its Snowflake round diamond jacket earrings to Christmas services with the royal family last year and its Pétale gold and diamond stud earrings to the Royal Ascot races in June.
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If you want your students to read the unabridged articles, here are the links: • A Death on Staten Island Highlights Heroin's Place in 'Mainstream Society'• In Heroin Crisis, White Families Seek Gentler War on Drugs• Drug Linked to Ohio Overdoses Can Kill in Doses Smaller than a Snowflake After reading their article, students should answer the following questions: 22.
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The perceived slights toward Trump apparently didn't end there, as the Guardian's Hadley Freeman explained: On the second day, she wore a brooch given to her by Canada, a country with which Trump is less than pleased at the moment (also, it was in the shape of a snowflake, a classic Trump term for people who disagree with him).
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The house's renowned gold engraving techniques were showcased in the Frosted Star Manchette, an 33-karat white gold cuff in which abstract snowflake patterns were painstakingly carved and then highlighted with a 23-carat cushion-cut blue sapphire from Madagascar, eight square-cut opals and an ensemble of brilliant-, marquise-, baguette-cut diamonds totaling about 2000 carats.
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It's a non-event, but I get people who walk out if you make fun of Trump — and they're the first people to call you a snowflake if you get offended by something — but they storm out because, I think it's also they know they made a mistake and they can't admit it and they don't want it in their face.
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Here are the best tree skirts you can buy:Best tree skirt overall:Primode Holiday Images 50-Inch Tree SkirtBest traditional tree skirt:Valery Madelyn 48-inch Tree SkirtBest mini tree skirt:VHC Brands Burlap Ruffled Mini Tree SkirtBest affordable tree skirt:SANNO Snowflake Rustic Beige Tree SkirtBest large tree skirt:Kurt Adler Embroidered and Pleated 60-Inch Tree SkirtAlso, if you're doing holiday gift shopping, you can.
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Bosch's already absurdist symbols are pushed to the height of consumerist excess: The nude figures of Adam and Eve are outfitted in graphic, smiley-face prints; Jesus flashes a peace sign emoji; and, near the end, a great explosion nukes Eden (fire emoji), sending civilization back to a state of nature (tree emoji) and making hell freeze over (snowflake emoji).
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