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by edimaudo 8y ago
might be worth taking a look at - http://blog.querystorm.com/index.php/2018/04/04/whynow/
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by edimaudo 9y ago
Isn't Android open source?
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by edimaudo 9y ago
They may be aiming for enterprise clients.
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by edimaudo 9y ago
You need to set better expectations for yourself and your team. There are going to be times where expectations are not met due to unforseen issues. There is nothing wrong with having a friendly nature
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by edimaudo 9y ago
Isn't that a feature phone?
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by edimaudo 9y ago
Here are a few - How to sort industrial trash using computer vision - Better voice interaction with better context - Better forecasting algorithms - How to find missing objects example an airplane in the pacific ocean
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by edimaudo 9y ago
Who Who
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by edimaudo 9y ago
Choose what you find more interesting.
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by edimaudo 9y ago
Check r/excel and youtube - excelisfun.
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by edimaudo 9y ago
Here are a few tips - Creative writing - Exercise
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by edimaudo 9y ago
This might be of help to you ( https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/os-recommender1/ )
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by edimaudo 9y ago
Build an app using R-shiny
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Predictive Maintenance Analytics(medium.com)
2 points by edimaudo 9y ago|0 comments
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by edimaudo 9y ago
Check out indiehackers.com
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by edimaudo 9y ago
I would love to join but I already set different goals for 2018. Maybe I'll take it up in 2019.
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by edimaudo 9y ago
The tech stack does not really matter as long as you as solving the clients problem.
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by edimaudo 9y ago
Not much really much difference but an ML Engineer would focus more on building software and data pipelines
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by edimaudo 9y ago
Find someone that works on the gmail team using linkedin and get on twitter and spread the word about your issue.
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by edimaudo 9y ago
Get a patreon page or do a kickstarter
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by edimaudo 9y ago
How can you run a good analysis without math?
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by edimaudo 9y ago
Some sort of holocracy?
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by edimaudo 9y ago
It's interesting and pretty powerful when used well.
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by edimaudo 9y ago
Build rapport with everyone, asks good questions and be a great active listener.
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by edimaudo 9y ago
If you want to keep a software project on track, tools are secondary. The most important things are proper communication, good people management and some luck.
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by edimaudo 9y ago
I think it would be access to jobs and good institutions that would solve it.
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by edimaudo 9y ago
Good pair of suit
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by edimaudo 9y ago
Of course! Great design starts with UML.
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by edimaudo 9y ago
I use coursera
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by edimaudo 9y ago
Surprised it took them this long to add this kind of feature.
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by edimaudo 9y ago
People still have this device?

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