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by czbond 4y ago
My made up word for running a SOC 2 audit. Here is a link [just the first Google result] https://www.imperva.com/learn/data-security/soc-2-compliance...
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by czbond 4y ago
Two things: OP is SOC2'ing & also the mgmt of the firm seems inexperienced but trying to sell expert services. Which is very different from pen testing, internal/external vulnerability assessments, PCI level 1/2, etc. SOC
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by czbond 4y ago
can you expand this thought? I'm on your path but not to your destination yet. Can I summarize it as: Earlier, biology was "hunt and peck" or "observe" ... and now we're moving to a more "rigor of process
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by czbond 4y ago
Thanks for the reco - this book looks very promising. <Added via Audible> A personal deficit I have noticed in myself is .... not being able to commit to making a decision, because I think probabilistically - that I can see the other
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by czbond 4y ago
I was very into Chemistry and Biology until I found Computer Science. C.S. was/is fascinating, so many interesting problems. Until I found out C.S. to a majority of the world really just means coding - the most boring activity I can im
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by czbond 4y ago
I love this comment. So niche to the general population, but deep to participants here.
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by czbond 4y ago
That dogs are the way to go.
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by czbond 4y ago
Yes - I do this! I actually do it to reason to why the Universe is as it is. It helps me to see the groups universe systems as essentially recurring code. It helped lead to a belief as an eternal force rather than some ethereal figure in t
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by czbond 4y ago
>but this God is a real asshole From His/Its/Her perspective, if I had Billions of life forms I was responsible for on each of millions(?) of inhabitable planets throughout just this Universe - I'd be crabby as $hit too. A
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by czbond 4y ago
Fair point - the sections we have to adjust to an be short, relative to how we figure them out. For example, one has to figure out how to be a man in some period of 15-23yro. Then live that. Then if one has kids, how to wholly be responsibl
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by czbond 4y ago
I have issues sleeping sporadically. I am a naturally hyper person - and found that if I do not make my body and/or my mind very tired, I cannot sleep deeply. So I must complete heavy workouts every 1-2 days to make my body want to sle
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by czbond 4y ago
Generally a pension would put 1% or less to such investments. So while the absolute value of the loss may be large, the percentage of portfolio loss will be little. The loss of S&P and equities at large impacts them much more greatly.
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by czbond 4y ago
Lots of support in $11-$12k range. Be hard to break that.
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by czbond 4y ago
Your comment intrigued me as I am new to Oculus; Have any adventure game suggestions for Oculus?
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by czbond 4y ago
The market crash is going to be used by the government to show why the new U.S. Federal digital coin is the path forward.
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by czbond 4y ago
The only things that give money value are leadership (faith in the government) or military (punitive damage).
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by czbond 4y ago
I see autonomous EV's as the public transit that could change everything...and not until then.
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by czbond 4y ago
I'm glad you're happy in Dallas. I'm a Dallas native who moved - bc we couldn't stand it. Many folks I know also moved, it seems to be a city for a certain type. I'll relay my type for others who may read your versi
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by czbond 4y ago
Totally agree - lawmakers (who are currently attorneys) should be replaced with engineers & company leads need CEO & CFO priority re-alignment, although that is asking a whole lot.
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by czbond 4y ago
I don't disagree that 'it' isn't a zero-sum game. I'm a proponent of 'humane capitalism' (term I made up) ..... which dials back the sociopathic nature of capitalism to be a society multiplier, rather than
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by czbond 4y ago
The competitive strategy idea does work - except for there is a singular you/me and endless competition (humans looking to advance themselves)
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by czbond 4y ago
You think it was coincidence numerous members of the Fed Reserve resigned ~6 months ago? They need to not be associated with the policies - and the Fed Reserve,as a private entity, knows that it needs alternate reasons / methods for a
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by czbond 4y ago
I disagree. My context - I am an ardent, to the core capitalist - but a humane capitalist. I believe in continued failure until success. Letting failure die. Capitalism in it's current form has it's incentives mis-aligned. When al
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by czbond 4y ago
It's like article author has never watched a nature documentary where gorillas kill other gorillas for territory (or most other species similar). Humans are bell curve like all other species. Nature rewards either strength, physical ad
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by czbond 4y ago
we'll have a large recession - which will knock prices back down. The Fed has prevented this from happening but have to let the air out soon - but they have to make it look like it isn't their fault. (Cue gas prices)
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by czbond 4y ago
Did RED or Nikon get them from Pied Piper?
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by czbond 4y ago
You need more facts - the loans may not be an even distribution across 50%; I expect loan support was skewed towards the upper part of the pyramid Example - some staff may not have had loans/shares (eg; customer support, etc) and the l
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by czbond 4y ago
I love SpaceTime, thanks for the suggestion. As a non-physicist - I realized the details are a bit too much and I care more about the higher level.
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by czbond 4y ago
@telotortium - hey thank you so much for adding that context, it is incredibly helpful. Now I can internalize why it was Matlab. The update to python is going to scale it to a new level of learners!
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by czbond 4y ago
Question: Why was the original version in Matlab? I am familiar with Python, R, and others.... I get that those languages until recently might not have been great over the ancient predecessors (LISP, etc) for ML related. But I've never

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