The_DaveG

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by The_DaveG 7y ago
I typically set things up as projects. When I'm working on the projects, almost daily over to make sure I remember things correctly. I also make additional notes when I'm going through the project so I can have everything in one p
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by The_DaveG 7y ago
Yeah, I'm still trying to do more on the iPad, and it's working well. At the end of the day, I really like the feeling of pen on paper, which is what it will keep me from fully going paperless.
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by The_DaveG 7y ago
I'm currently going down this route myself. I fill 6-10 notebooks a year and am wondering if there is a better way. For me it's specifically how can I take what I write and then make that editable text so I don't have to dupl
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by The_DaveG 7y ago
Tell the other company that you have an offer on the table with a clock on the offer. If they are your top choice tell them this and if you're the top candidate, they should find a way to move the process along for you. Agree with what
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by The_DaveG 7y ago
Generally I fall into running a Sales/Marketing group or Business consulting, but my background is in various startup and Industrial/technical fields. I have found one full time job, a few clients, and have seen/connected wit
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by The_DaveG 7y ago
Really love your products. I've done the Chromecast, the dongles, and everything else. Then I stumbled across Airtame, at a customer's site, then again with a friend. After using them a few times, I'm sold. You're on my
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by The_DaveG 7y ago
Do you have a website or demo you can share? I'm in the space where B2B and ML collide with the Industrial space. Always looking for a ML solution that fits the need and can offer to the large groups that are interested.
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by The_DaveG 7y ago
In my trade show experience, the $300 scanners are terrible and most of the time don't scan. I'm not sure if it's typically a scanner issue, a QR code issue, or a system issue, but everything the scanner actually works it&#x2
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by The_DaveG 7y ago
I do a lot of time series analysis in the industrial sector and this is very interesting. Second the request for demo and examples. Even the reoccurring problem would be really useful. I'm certainly going to follow you guys as this is
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by The_DaveG 8y ago
It's not just in Fintech, it's a problem in most industries, I deal with it in automation most days. It's a skill that is not easily leaned (well).
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
The best answer!
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
It's an interesting project, I really wish that they would have talked more about how the system has been implemented. As in what system are they using and how close to "real time" are they getting the data? Those are a HUGE
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
There's an entire section of IIoT, the Industrial Internet of Things that most people don't know or think. I'm guessing they called it IoT so more people would click on the title.
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
Corso Systems | Software Engineer, Controls Engineer| We are a 100% Remote Team! | Corsosystems.com Corso is different. Some people have called us strange, they work for us now! We’re committed to doing things differently, so check out our
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
Yup, I've brought my own stuff in before, because it's what I wanted. Happy that I now work at a place that isn't like that! I could see what you mean by that, but in this instance, the owner was a notorious penny pincher. It
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
This is so terrible. I can imagine someone got a stern taking to...
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
Sometimes the biggest waste of money is being cheap: Penny Smart, Dollar Dumb. Like a company that will spend a lot of money on hiring people, but won't give them a decent laptop because they had a different one from 7 years ago. Or re
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
Libraries are great places to work from! Typically quiet, good internet, nice people, and many larger ones have rooms you can sign out or rent for meetings.
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
Agreed, the article was good, the title didn't necessarily drive home the point of (I'm guessing) that as you get more experienced, you'll understand what really matters in business and understand other people's percepti
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
For the 5X's, the were a great deal, and it would cost more than the phone to get into the extended warranties. Not worth it for our purposes. As long as they keep working, we'll keep using them.
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
Two years is completely too short, even three years if you purchase mid-cycle is not enough. I own Nexus 5X's on Project Fi, one bootlooped and was replaced, the other still going strong after ~20months. I also have a Pixel XL acquired
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
My last job came from the Who is Hiring post here. We've hired people off of here, referral, Reddit (x2), and LinkedIn. I will always suggest reaching out to people and having a conversation with a place that you want to work and have
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
For some reason, I always click on these podcasting equipment links. We just cut episode 001, so we'll go live after we cut a few more. I think we'll have to put together out list of varying equipment as we cast from very remote p
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
Solid article, there is a middle ground that is missing, that or a base plus bonus of the team. Some of the best sales teams I've ever know work based off a bonus for the whole company meaning they have a huge incentive to help the oth
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
For future reference, I'd always try and talk to the hiring manager and/or the person you'd be reporting to (if they are different) to see if there is a good personality fit. Ask what a typical day looks like and it will get
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
I've had this exact thing happen to me (while talking to customers). Recently had the person answer after the third or fourth follow up and needed more time as they haven't gotten to getting all the sign offs. That being said, I&#
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
I work for a Systems Integration firm, and while we haven't automated a farm, we work a lot in Automation. If you're interested, you can check us out at CorsoSystems.com we do some pretty cool work and we do a lot of tinkerings wi
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
Not a problem, if you ever need anything, you can reach out and I'll help if possible Dave@CorsoSystems.com
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by The_DaveG 9y ago
A lot of SI's are married to a particular software platform, and it's been that way for a long time. We all know the big player who owns 70-80% of the market, and most people will implement via them (or that's at least what t

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