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by dakial1 6y ago
I completely understand your point of view of charging for the resources needed to get the work done, but the market does not really care for this and you need to charge what the clients are willing to pay for your product. If clients are w
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by dakial1 6y ago
I second this. Saw the site, and was not sure if it was another Zoom or another Snap Camera.
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It seems that you can me make a movie on this guys life. I got to know a few characters like him and the truth is that they are awesome people but never stay around for long, as they are always seeking the next adventure. For those who want
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by dakial1 6y ago
Here's the piece he wrote on Tom https://www.tampabay.com/archive/2009/01/11/moose-and-the-my...
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Couldn't drones + AI do the inspection work more effectively?
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Good. Now I'm curious.
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What is your view on the whole Derivatives issue? Because they seem to be very problematic as it seems that a small part of it is really used for useful business objectives (like hedging) but the vast majority of them is used as plain, bubb
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Creativity in the Times of Data(medium.com)
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by dakial1 6y ago
US law does not protect employees' right to unionize? I'm from Brazil where we have some strict (too strict IMHO) labor laws and this type of hunt (and punishment) for union makers is wildly illegal here.
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by dakial1 6y ago
Free speech shouldn't be anonymous speech. You can say what you think, but you should be ready to face the consequences of it as the view society has on you will change. Also I think not all kinds of speech should be free. Racism and h
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by dakial1 6y ago
Well, all this exploits should make the system more resilient in the long run (as they are fixed) no?
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Maybe they thought they destroyed the information but it was still present somewhere.
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This is widely practiced in politics (globally) in my country former presidents build non-profits (or "institutes") to receive these bribes in the form of donations.
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by dakial1 7y ago
I did mention the update there. My formatting was not good enough to highlight it. It's the second list.
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by dakial1 7y ago
The main challenge (as other pointed out) is in the data entrey (and update). I see the options as: Grocery Input (easiest): - Receipt Scanning and OCR - Easiest as people don't change supermarkets and groceries too often, so identif
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"I thought about OCRing supermarket receipts too but these differ so greatly in layout etc. per country I figured it's not the way to go" People usually shop at the same places and the same things, so they could identify the
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by dakial1 7y ago
I'm actually worried he's sick, though I hope not because I admire him a lot. That was my first thought also. Similar to what happened to Accenture's Pierre Nanterme, who had to step down because of his cancer (and s
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by dakial1 7y ago
Or somebody testing how many bot votes they need to get Hackernews attention. If I were to do one of these tests I would do with a very unrelated/uninteresting page/post.
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by dakial1 7y ago
It seems that the framework used to discover the planet is, in basic terms, to follow trajectories of what is visible (stars) and identify anomalies that end up being planets. My doubt is: Couldn't this be made in a massive way using s
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by dakial1 7y ago
Very common AI startup. They use some pre made AI tools (e.g. Watson bot) and resell it to specific industries where they already have the "intent trees" made (common questions/actions the user wants). The trainers are nothin
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by dakial1 7y ago
Basically that the brand should represent what Facebook is about. But in shiny, marketing oriented, words. I work as a consultant in Marketing and I still have a problem respecting creative people and their explanations. For me it's si
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by dakial1 7y ago
I live in Sao Paulo and the outdoor ban law now is being "ignored" since it seems not to be enforced anymore. Also, commercial buildings have found loopholes, like leaving huge outdoors and Digital Signage a little behind glass wi
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by dakial1 8y ago
Can't someone create a site, listed, with very good SEO practices and content that links directly to the Free edition?
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by dakial1 8y ago
People who claim that top schools have excess budget have no idea how expensive it is to run them. Pledges are a total ok way of funding scholarships and other benefits for the student community on those schools. One "stupid rich"
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by dakial1 8y ago
I paid for a Pro account for a long time, but moved to Google Photos after noticing that Flickr was left to rot. Not going back.
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by dakial1 8y ago
Maybe this had something to do with it... https://searchdatacenter.techtarget.com/news/4500243727/Well...
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by dakial1 8y ago
My experience with Quora is that it is a modern Yahoo Answers. Every time I end up there (because it appeared in a Google results page) the answers are always somebody trying to promote their product, page, etc related to the topic at hand.
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by dakial1 8y ago
That's not overall in Brazil. I live in Sao Paulo and it's certainly not rude to arrive on time or closer to that time. The time is usually a reference of "arrive after that time" and people will arrive in the hour or t
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by dakial1 8y ago
Also, one possible answer is that the perks don't make the employees more productive, but they attract more productive employees.
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by dakial1 9y ago
Why not use cameras?

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