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by charsifood 9y ago
It's incredibly common. A live-in caretaker/helper in Hong Kong is about $500 USD/month. In South East Asia, it's a fraction of that. You are completely ignorant of the situation if you think otherwise. The Hong Kong gov
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by charsifood 9y ago
I'm not the OP. The comment above responded to the OP by treating his/her question as trivial and followed it with a snarky "P.S. It's called ’statistics’." remark. P.S. @qubex Some people don't have degrees an
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by charsifood 9y ago
> So is it a waste of time to learn it on the side with the hopes of getting a data science job ?
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by charsifood 9y ago
They're all speculative; only one of them is useful.
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by charsifood 9y ago
> Provided you use one of a limited selection of providers compared to using credit cards. Compared to the none of them that take ETH. > Depending on where you are located. Or irrespective of where you are located if you are trying to
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by charsifood 9y ago
I'm judging the value of a cryptocurrency by how many tangible goods and services I can extract from it. That is the entire function of a currency. I can pay for my VPN and my cloud servers with BTC. I can meet up with people locally a
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by charsifood 9y ago
WhatsApp engineer count[2015]: ~50 https://www.wired.com/2015/09/whatsapp-serves-900-million-us...
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by charsifood 9y ago
How much of ETH's price is propped up by speculation? I don't know of any stores that take ETH, while plenty take BTC. BTC also completely runs the economy of the DarkNet. I believe all cryptocurrencies are somewhat propped up by
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by charsifood 9y ago
Could you have possibly put less thought into this comment? If this guy needs 5k to stay afloat for the next month, then he must have been taking home at least that much. He's not poor by any means.
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by charsifood 9y ago
One, what normal human being can perform long division as fast as a calculator? 12/43523523452. Go. Two, AI is applied statistics. What do you think AI is?
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by charsifood 9y ago
Here's a link to his [very weak] article. https://hackernoon.com/the-myth-of-software-time-estimations...
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by charsifood 9y ago
Not surprising that a computer expends more energy to perform a task that we [previously] thought required human-like intelligence. I'm sure any dollar store calculator spends way less energy performing long division than the average h