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I had a manager tell me that Blockchain was a better choice for our enterprise transactional data management. Since then, I've refrained from all technical discussion.
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I’d say yes if it’s something you enjoy rather than quick way to find a job because there are many fields with high and many times higher paying jobs that can be easier to get in other fields.
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Even better! I have an open source heart rate monitor that’s been fun to write programs for.
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Excellent thank you!
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Is that a specific oneplus one phone? Is there a recommended one for lineage/microg? I’ve used lineage in the past but didn’t take the time to trick things out.
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Regular old is 20/80. Would be nice to have some data sets to see what it looks like.
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I agree with you. I was referring to the person above me.
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Are you sure there isn’t more nuance to the situation?
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The article is about 9/11 and the subsequent events.
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Do you work for them? What is your background in academia/business?
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I’ve worked in credit risk modeling and it is rather strict the predictors that can be used and well documented. Data comes in from a variety of sources and it is favorable to be skilled in established models than to try something obscure
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Insurance exists for nearly everything. The difference in this particular scenario is the party responsibility for the liability.
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Agreed, I rather enjoy a well-thought and expressive set of menus with bland style. The best erp software I used was that way but everyone hated it because it was “old” even though it was lightning fast with 1200 concurrent users running o
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They purchased I believe a third of the mortgages.
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Haven't heard of that but looks very useful and integrated into everything else they do.
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I think people are skeptical of atlassian after their cloud migration announcement
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Definitely, the likelihood of these things happens goes way up alongside the amount of concurrent tasks, meetings, or other forms of distraction. I’ve seen my fair share of production administration as a side task.
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I think hubspot is an interesting inclusion after reading the Dan Lyons books.
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The same exact products from the same manufacturers are priced in this manner. Quality is not driving the price higher.
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I’m sorry to hear that. Every now and again I see a person gets hired that seems like a bad fit and have no choice but to cross my fingers and hope their attitude and ego don’t drive people away. It also seems that many people that are r
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Agreed, it seems to me often that companies will have greater resume demands for lower levels than 90 percent of the people at the organization, many times for skills that aren’t relevant for projects or business goals, it doesn’t require a
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They can sunset things better that way customers have clearer paths forward.
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What are your specialties? Place I work has openings for .net and java web app devs and full stack
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Would be nice if the pricing then corresponded to performance statistics.
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I usually get electronics from Best Buy as they haven't sent any fakes (to my knowledge...) and it seems that Walmart has a pretty faithful customer base Tough to generalize based off personal experience but I think overall Amazon woul
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They gain credibility against rivals such as Best Buy, Walmart or others...
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Lower than usual. I should’ve been more specific.
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I think the analysis is so granular (and sometimes desperate for signal) that individual movers can have plenty of influence. Also, the volume of non-retail trades is low which amplifies larger trades. (My theories at least)
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Having spent time in the industry with one of the supposed “top companies”, the accuracy was only good when the model was over-fit on good training data, real world performance wasn’t close nor was it evaluated much.
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They have been shifting that direction with Windows 10 home edition, their "app" store, and reduced support of desktop development. It's a matter of time.
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