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by Guest42 5y ago
True, I feel like removing 90 percent of my non-work internet usage would be very helpful.
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by Guest42 5y ago
1. There isn’t a need and it can’t be demonstrated via handwaving. 2. Investing in the imaginary shouldn’t be peddled by charlatans. 3. Comparing to Airbnb is inaccurate and intentionally misleading. 4. Sentences 1-2 are circular.
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by Guest42 5y ago
I think crypto took a lot of money that would've gone to commodities, along with the speculative money.
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by Guest42 5y ago
True, and improper indexing.
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by Guest42 5y ago
Talking with dbas, I sometimes get the impression that they are managing hundreds of servers
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by Guest42 5y ago
Agreed, I am amazed at how often I hear of a few million rows being considered a large table.
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by Guest42 5y ago
That seems like a job that could easily be remote.
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by Guest42 5y ago
My experiences in offices have generally involved being surrounded by many people who talk rather consistently. When coupled with surprise meetings that don’t pertain directly to my projects and the inability to multitask, I think that the
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by Guest42 5y ago
Also a positive in that it reduces highway traffic.
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by Guest42 5y ago
By singling out Democrats, are you claiming that the Koch brothers and Sheldon Adelson haven’t influenced the government in ways that are beyond the scope of what citizens should be capable of?
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by Guest42 5y ago
True, but it seems like there would be many better ways to do that...i.e. a not particularly successful simple business mixed with personal funds.
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by Guest42 5y ago
It reminds me a bit of academic papers whereby an author chooses a specific corner-case of a topic and then beats it up in a rather contrived manner.
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by Guest42 5y ago
pbaas, pronounced pbass
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by Guest42 5y ago
I’ve seen json do some powerful things.
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by Guest42 5y ago
And to then provide roi on 93m
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by Guest42 5y ago
Even worse on the internet when the headline obfuscates the info promising something that isn’t there.
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by Guest42 5y ago
I'd claim that retail is such a vast category that it is entirely monopolistic.
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by Guest42 5y ago
I think a fun/useful question would be along the lines of tell me one of the biggest mistakes you’ve made in X language that shows up quite a bit on the resume.
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by Guest42 5y ago
It’s an investment as opposed to a cost to be minimized.
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by Guest42 5y ago
I'd say it solves the what brands can sports venues extract the most marketing money from problem.
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by Guest42 5y ago
My theory for a possible price correction is that those buying places with the intent of becoming landlords will be unable to find tenants that can make the house purchase profitable.
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by Guest42 5y ago
Perfect analogy. Interesting to me because Parker’s style is so distinct from Baker.
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by Guest42 5y ago
It’s true that there are cool groups within the organization but I don’t trust the people above who can guide via budgeting.
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by Guest42 5y ago
Cotlin?
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by Guest42 5y ago
I appreciate the response and will have to investigate these. My more recent jobs have taken me away from these areas but they are very interesting topics. I think that there are many valid ways to improve business systems software, but tha
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by Guest42 5y ago
Personally, I get tired of the apples to oranges comparisons whereby bitcoins and blockchain have the same feature set as currency and banks. Also get tired of the aspirational rants of how it is going to fix supply chains and offer banking
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by Guest42 5y ago
Because having too many companies on a resume prevents a person from being employable
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by Guest42 5y ago
Another ignored issue I see is that people choose the modeling methodology they use, the scoring methodology, and the data that goes into the model. The reactions act as though the model has a life of its own and that some unlikely error le
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by Guest42 5y ago
I remember that the top person in the math department in college had transferred from dance because it was too difficult. They always present underwater basket weaving as being easy but I imagine it’d be quite challenging.
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by Guest42 5y ago
Agreed, it's as though all features were organized carefully into a B tree that became polished over the years.

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