anyfactor

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by anyfactor 5y ago
I second this but not for the conventional reasons of diversity but the subtleties diversity could be difficult to understand. You need your consumer base to be represented in your product development system. In training an AI model we firs
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by anyfactor 5y ago
How are you generating the reports? Are they in PDF?
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by anyfactor 5y ago
Ledger CLI in a company in this day and age? I forgot to mention I studied accounting in uni and after investing/wasting my time into understanding CLI and terminal application I have come to the conclusion that they are simply not for
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by anyfactor 5y ago
I really don't know for whom this is for. For Normal People: Double Entry even though may sound simple, it is quite a difficult concept to grasp. For the sake of double entry we use counter entries that take months to grasp. For exampl
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by anyfactor 5y ago
SciHub is the greatest achievement in academia, research or anything that is knowledge. The truest form of accessibility of knowledge. In those 10 years, all the students you see or saw in your campus coming from second or third world count
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by anyfactor 5y ago
Do they have a say where they can invest that money? Or the Chinese government will dictate that?
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by anyfactor 5y ago
Location: Offshore Remote: Fully Remote Willing to relocate: Not at this moment Technologies: Data Data Data. Python, SQL, Pandas, Tableau, Requests, RESTful Flask and basic machine learning Résumé/CV: https:/
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by anyfactor 5y ago
Seeking Work | Remote | Part/Full Time Best Gosh Darn Python Developer money can buy! • Automation & Web Scraping • Data Analysis • API Development • General Purpose Python Development > Automation & Web Scraping: Python, Re
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by anyfactor 5y ago
> Most BI tools use a no-code drag-and-drop interface I am learning Tableau but I have experience with PyGal (SVG based python data visualizer) and a little of bokeh. Using enterprise accepted data analytics tools seems like going backwa
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by anyfactor 5y ago
I kinda see the point though. State management is bundled with frontend development in such a way that even for simple projects it almost seems like necessity for most people. Don't use things that you are not hundred percent sure you
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by anyfactor 5y ago
They have a name recognition and that's about it. I really wonder what kind of people actually buy IPOs. Except PLTR I can't name one stock that went public in the last 2 years that didn't dip below their IPO.
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by anyfactor 5y ago
I browse through a lot of niche investing social media groups. One of the more liked posts on a Nikola investment group was, "If "they" cared about the future, the earth and the renewable energy issue, they would let whatever
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by anyfactor 5y ago
Well... remember the hertz saga?
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by anyfactor 5y ago
When I was just starting out with CSS I used literally use excel to draw up my design.
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by anyfactor 5y ago
> Everything is a rectangle. I remember a time when everything was a table.
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by anyfactor 5y ago
Crypto mining really isn't for any country that doesn't have energy surplus and favorable political situation (exception being China of course).
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by anyfactor 5y ago
The world of CRM is so weird. I worked with Real Estate Agency (<20 employees) and they were looking into CRMs. After trying out half a dozen CRMs they ended up commissioning a custom one. There is no single CRM out there that is designe
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by anyfactor 5y ago
I don't know about UlimateGuitar though. I have found their constant push to signup for pro account quite annoying.
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by anyfactor 5y ago
How does trademark work when the license is essentially "do whatever you want to do"?
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by anyfactor 6y ago
I have been websraping for almost 4 years now. That is my entire niche. The problem with web scraping is that you really don't know the ethical point of scraping ends. These days I will reverse engineer a website to minimize the reques
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by anyfactor 6y ago
Just checked his wiki. Even blue chip CEOs are not as well dressed as he is.
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Clients telling me “I know Python” is a major red flag to me(reddit.com)
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by anyfactor 6y ago
I know a person who is literally from a third world country. And he operates some Florida based cosmetic shops virtual assistance effort. They have a 30 member team operating day and night doing something shady. People often underestimate h
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by anyfactor 6y ago
Makes sense. The application anti-trust laws is almost non-existent. They might as well take full advantage of it. The oil barons are now tech barons.
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by anyfactor 6y ago
This is just too simple to believe.