Ftuuky

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by Ftuuky 8y ago
There are many RPA solutions with OCR as part of the automation.
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
It's exactly the same thing in Lisbon.
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
Tax the tourists and companies like AirBnB.
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Shape Representation by Zippable Ribbons(arxiv.org)
1 points by Ftuuky 8y ago|0 comments
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
It was 5 AM or so, many many people at that hour is trying to catch taxis and so on. I think he was preying on really drunk people that can't think properly.
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
I don't know my rating but I never did anything inside an Uber to deserve a low rating.
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
I left his car, checked the app (my address was correctly entered). Then I hailed a regular taxi and when I got home I filed a complaintto Uber and got refunded.
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
Speaking as a infrequent user (1-3 times per month) in Lisbon, Portugal, I can't choose Uber anymore. There are so many other apps providing the same service with cheaper prices (some of them such as Taxify do not have surge pricing) a
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Samsung’s foldable phone is real, and it launches next year(arstechnica.com)
3 points by Ftuuky 8y ago|0 comments
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
I understand the commenter wanted a clear answer but I don't know if I should be specific since I can't find a public source to go along. Maybe this is internal and I f d up?
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
The thing is that data scientists are wanted by so many companies that besides salary you have to compete with perks and other things. IBs can't provide some of the perks, like remote work and makes it less attractive to potential cand
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
One of the top 20 investment banks.
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
Working remote is not allowed due to certain regulations. That's why it's so hard to hire good data scientists!
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
The bank where I work needs so many data scientists and AI/ML/DL engineers and they can't find enough of them to the point they're paying master degrees and MOOCs to all employees that want to study it, as long as they a
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
Like in the book Accelerando? Advanced civilizations might want to send digital copies of their astronauts, to keep the operation light and lean.
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
My family does that with a Whatsapp group.
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
Doesn't matter if you present facts and actual studies, if you go against the narrative you're done. And Strumia is a dead man walking, he just doesn't know it yet.
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
Reminds me of this comedy skit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oml4oz5knaI
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
And more companies are banning macros on work environments due to security reasons. Then everything is moved to Alteryx or some bespoke app that the end user has no control over it.
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
>Someone with the patience and the good attitude to do the data prep, and who has a bit of basic domain knowledge, armed with even the most rudimentary ML techniques will in any practical sense run rings around any rockstar researcher wh
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
It's all internal, investment banking shared services/back-office.
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
Apologies if this rant makes no sense but I'm somewhat frustrated with this AI thing. One thing I've noticed in large EU corporations (where I and friends of mine worked as data analysts/"scientists"): upper managem
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
Apologies, I thought past missions were sent to comets not asteroids but you are correct, the original Hayabusa mission tried to return a sample from an asteroid but incinerated on the reentry. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
I guess this is the actual beginning of asteroid mining, it's so exciting.
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
How can I not use either Android or iOS? I'm not well versed in data protection policies, but at least in the EU where I live, shouldn't this fall under GDPR? I should be able to opt out of having my personal data to be used by a
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
How can we opt-out of having Apple or Google from accessing personal data?
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
Is that legal?
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
I don't know if it really qualifies as magic realism but Gunter Grass is a very good writer that gives this weird fascinating vibe. 'The Tin Drum' and 'The Flounder' are very interesting books, highly recommend.
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
Thanks for the recommendations, I'm a huge fan of Borges. However, 'The Wind Up Bird Chronicles' didn't fascinated me and it was somewhat a chore to finish it.
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by Ftuuky 8y ago
I've read 'The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle' and 'Kafka on the Shore' but I didn't liked them as much as 'Hard-boiled Wonderland and the End of the World'. I also have '1Q84' in my queue, maybe I&

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