CrimpCity

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   by CrimpCity 4y ago

   Yup! The change order strategy or nickel and dime strategy tho autocorrect suggested “buckle and dime” and that would also work. Unfortunately as much as engineers and owners reps complain about this way of doing business it’s quite accepte
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   by CrimpCity 4y ago

   Thanks for the considerate response! I think the no-ego environment does a lot of work towards being more effective and increasing self-esteem. It's just so conducive to learning! But learning can be difficult especially if someone who
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   by CrimpCity 4y ago

   Wow that's crazy! Was it cultural issues for example foreign born coworker who doesn't understand how respect in the USA works in text form? That's an interesting point about high skill/experience/knowledge inequali
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   by CrimpCity 4y ago

   Thanks I missed that one and it’s quite good!
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   by CrimpCity 4y ago

   Did some comments not transfer over? I was in mid reply and my reply got moved over as a parent and now I can't find the person's original comment that I was replying to.
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   by CrimpCity 5y ago

   My understanding is that increasing interest rates would tame inflation however there will be a slight recession or dip since prices will fall and given the upcoming elections the powers that be want a VERY gradual uptick with minimal econo
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   by CrimpCity 5y ago

   New CEOs generally have a lot of political capital upfront and many are chosen because they have a specific vision and strategy the company should take. So it actually makes the most sense to be bold first since there will be big new change
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   by CrimpCity 5y ago

   Seconded. Learned this the hard way when I bit off more than I could chew aka I took on the sun.
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   by CrimpCity 5y ago

   This does not generally happen, at least full copy and paste. What usually gets used are the “details” which are the parts of the blue print modern terminology is Construction Drawings or CDs that show very zoomed in specifics which will be
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    by CrimpCity 5y ago

    I mean “tech position” is extremely vague here if you’re going to make them code because what you actually need is an engineer then yeah I would prefer the leetcoder too but if you’re going to build a team and put processes in place then I’
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    by CrimpCity 5y ago

    So if you could go back in time would you take a gap year? In general I think freshmen / sophomores don’t take enough advantages & don’t understand the professional implications of their time in college.
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    by CrimpCity 5y ago

    Computational chemistry is gaining momentum you may be able to jump into it! Good luck!
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    by CrimpCity 5y ago

    There’s a ton of bio specific domain knowledge you’d need to pick up. I haven’t met too many self taught comp bio people I’d imagine it’s the same as the number of self taught computational mechanics people. From my limited experience (this
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    by CrimpCity 5y ago

    I guess I read that part as “the bio side is ahead of the software side see these synthetic bio manufacturing companies are already big and they don’t use our cool tools”
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    by CrimpCity 5y ago

    This is a very strange comment. Zymergen is a synthetic biology company selling bioengineered products and not a bioCAD company selling bioinformatics services. These are completely different business models. This would be like looking at t
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    by CrimpCity 5y ago

    There’s a lot of nuance here.
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    by CrimpCity 5y ago

    I'm no military strategist I just play one on the internet aka I'm about to talk some shit haha so take it with a grain of salt. Robotic war is interesting and specifically drone warefare in my mind is similar to the role carriers
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    by CrimpCity 5y ago

    Can you link to your previous thread? I’m just curious if you considered military concerns since war is a young man’s game as they say.
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    by CrimpCity 5y ago

    Wouldn't your approach have the unintended consequence of making other interviewers pick up your slack by increasing their false positive rate or by weighing other less measurable qualities? aka going by ivy or "feeder" schoo
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    by CrimpCity 5y ago

    Several car manufacturers, Volkswagen being the biggest, have publicly stated goals of aggressively growing their electric fleets or going carbon free by 2030-2035. https://apnews.com/article/volvo-electric-vehicles-on
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    by CrimpCity 5y ago

    Agreed! Also if residents worked regular hours like normal people instead of going after the cokehead who came up with the whole residency process. This isn't the military there's no reason for that sort of environment.
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    by CrimpCity 5y ago

    I designed buildings for 5 years and switched into software for cultural reasons. Traditional engineering and software are extremely similar. The mindset of successful engineers and developers are virtually identical to the point where if y