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by dbs 4y ago
The lion trackers guide to life - Boyd Varty I don’t know where we are going but I know exactly how to get there
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by dbs 4y ago
Technical indicators and patterns are great in retrospective. If it is public/published, it does not work at all, or it does not work enough of time to make it worthwhile. PS: former quant
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by dbs 4y ago
Eagerly waiting for crypto to be as successful as WAP was
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by dbs 4y ago
Besides those, learning proper slicing technique is required A bread slicing wood board to manage crumb waste also helps Can’t beat crunchy toasts on thin sliced bread. Slicing machines are no match for really thin slices
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by dbs 4y ago
> Combined with domain knowledge linear/logistic regression can be really impressive! Can you elaborate?
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by dbs 5y ago
sounds like a duck, quacks like a duck, .. https://twitter.com/sumlenny/status/1510168073831165956?s=21... (recent russian technical standards for digging and maintaining mass graves amid wartime)
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by dbs 5y ago
Just because it is mckinsey stating something does not mean they are right or wrong. Most often than not, companies hiring tend to be very different from what they sell to candidates because the jobmarket has also been much more competitive
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by dbs 5y ago
Commenting more in the sense they are supporting non democratic states. The same way companies/consumers(?) are moving out of Russia, they could reduce spending on products from places that fail at environmental, social, governance and
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by dbs 5y ago
Probably just a matter of time until people start to avoid buying China or India products too
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by dbs 5y ago
Almost everyone underestimating Putin. Probably there’s more than meets the eye. For sure a lot of wishful thinking in western views. Putin never lost a war. Not defending him, just noting that the “good guys” don’t always win.
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by dbs 5y ago
Your grocery store preserves to max longevity on the shelf. If you want to max for flavour and umami, get it out of the fridge at least 24h before.
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by dbs 5y ago
It tastes much better. Vegetables are like wine, taste varies from variety used, terroir, harvest approach, how they are stored and preserved, the small tricks used during cooking.. All of this compounds into the taste of the dish.
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by dbs 5y ago
1. Do not store it in the fridge
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by dbs 5y ago
To buy and *maintain it*. Maintaining it is quite an expensive experience.
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by dbs 5y ago
Where are you based?
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by dbs 5y ago
[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_and_Debt It would be good to find a review (positive or negative) of that movie by economists, not movie critics. Until then, call me a skeptic.
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by dbs 5y ago
Support with your wallet. Stop buying made in China.
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by dbs 5y ago
Not the same sequoia Sequoiacap.com Sequoiafund.com
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by dbs 5y ago
Just because you majored in economics it does not make you smarter than the average Joe. Au contraire.
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by dbs 5y ago
Around 5 years ago I shifted from ibanking to tech, I was in my forties, middle management. Everyone thought I was crazy. Took one year off to deep dive into programming and analytics, same year my first kid was born. Already had previous p
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by dbs 5y ago
Same can be said of market valuation in 99/00. And just like at that time people are looking for adjusted valuation measures and all type of excuses to justify unrealistic growth expectations. Like ALL previous bubbles it will end in t
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by dbs 5y ago
I would bet that flexible work hours are contributing for higher employee burnout.
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by dbs 5y ago
Taxes AND rule of law
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by dbs 5y ago
The price of cryptocurrencies you mean. Value != Price
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by dbs 6y ago
Newton lost a lot of money in the south sea bubble. Just because they are smarter it does not make them more rational.
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by dbs 6y ago
I wonder if funding rounds, M&A operations for blockchain and crypto companies are made in dollars or in bitcoins? Asking for a friend.
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by dbs 6y ago
I worked for a couple of years providing modelling services to health institutions. We did the heavy work under the hood, while med practicioners were mostly interested in getting academic papers published. For companies with the enterprise
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by dbs 6y ago
You dont learn. There are two rules, you dont talk about what works and you dont talk about what doesnt work. I worked professionally in the quant space up to 2008, and i still get calls for interviews, with people wanting to dig out what i
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by dbs 6y ago
I wonder how successful are these "managed <open source stack> as a service" startups.
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by dbs 7y ago
What do people crave at 45, 55, 65?

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