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I agree, having set up serverless and lambda for an api/app that was to be used a few times per day, the billing made no sense at all, it would increase even though the services were used less and was difficult to find what the costs w
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I was introduced to the Brownian motion paper in grad school. It was remarkably elegant in how short, understandable, and to the point it was with a fairly minimal amount of citations.
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Does it depend on seeding that would eventually have tendencies for replication? Or could that be pushed out until practically forever?
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Agreed, I think that a number of these jobs provide a fantastic introduction to business process but the resume doesn’t necessarily translate into the opportunities that it could or should depending on a persons aptitude. As such, it becom
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I don’t have an exact timeframe in my head and wrote things on the fly. The point is that Ubuntu is going perfectly fine and will continue to do so whereas windows bricked the system. I also think it’s common practice with year estimation
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Regarding software, I think that pushing updates that essentially kill devices should fall under right to repair. I generally delay my ios updates out of concern whether space and ram will get eaten up. There probably won’t be an os updat
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I think that’s a fair take although my expanded position was more along the lines of whether spending 9 figures on this particular channel was the most effective use of resources given the extent of industry domination, when perhaps other c
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That is practical. Wouldn’t have thought of that.
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With the amount of resumes they get, I'd question how important it is for tier 1 companies. I have gone to career fairs and learned a great deal about companies I had never heard of, but it seems as though Google would just receive th
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True, it can be quite concerning, I know that PDE's have issues too but they have served very well over the years and will continue to do so. I think that there is no shortcut to having a solid understanding of the principles at play.
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I think this is great news. Are there any paths towards supporting groups aligned with this position? I am aware of eff.
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Interesting, to me it seemed that the drivers there were fairly aggressive with speed and lane changes.
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Out of curiosity, do you have numbers or specific insights on this? Whenever I’ve looked at European wages and costs of living it seemed as though not many would have access to the resources necessary for luxury goods, from my cursory leve
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My opinion is that the stock market is setting the tone for what is going on and that at some point the major players might want to cash out their position causing stock prices and consumer sentiment to drop. Although I wonder if it’s more
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I would lean more towards better use of encryption and firewalls for the sake of simplicity and thoroughness. Can anyone with familiarity describe a solution/strategy?
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Can you elaborate the types and causes of inflation being mentioned?
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The biggest challenge I see is the years of experience requirement on certain technologies that disregards ones that are very similar, particularly when that requirement isn't central to the problems being solved.
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6y ago
Thank you, I’ll have to investigate.
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Impressive specs for a good price. I can’t imagine needing more than 16 gb of ram for a laptop but it is tempting although I imagine that would tax the battery a bit. Does anyone know how compatible pureos is with Ubuntu apps in general?
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Thank you, I have never seen that explanation and it certainly maps to behaviors that I've seen.
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I think WFH works well because it takes extra effort to reach out to someone and therefore is used more as a necessity. For me, the office has lent itself to a number of one-off tasks that didn't end up being important that distracted
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I wonder what the insurance would look like. It seems potentially more risky than driving.
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It was a very fun game that required knowing the capacity of each supplier and their suppliers as well. The sales orders had to get matched up with airplanes and sometimes the planes would have shortages that would then instantly changes y
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I meant 2 months more as a floor across a majority of items(and it’s been a long time since then so there’s a certain amount of rounding). Production wanted to eliminate shortages whereas executives and accountants wanted to optimize turn r
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Can you explain? This was a cost center for a large conglomerate with a number of multi-year contracts but I haven’t heard of cost-plus contracts only cost-plus pricing.
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That’s one thing I noticed in aerospace. The executives would far sooner run out of parts and have very expensive delays in order to hit turnover targets than to have a 2 month buffer to handle demand surges or scheduling variability. The
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I’ve heard good things about pop os. Have you tried and liked any of the others? It was a bit unnerving to have my Firefox windows change all of a sudden due to upgrade.
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I’m surprised it never happens because it seems as though the spin of the ball and velocity of collision would send the pin across more frequently than 3 times in 30 years from the top professionals.
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Well water is fantastic. I can notice the difference city to city and have since switched to certain types of bottled water. Making ice cubes with bottled water makes drinks taste differently.
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I care most about 2 android 9 apps I have that run in the background and use Bluetooth. Other than that sometimes I like to tinker and build small projects with the libraries available but am more concerned with the android 9 apps. Other
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