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by euix 6y ago
I use a combination of sending myself emails and the Calendar system in outlook.
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by euix 6y ago
It's funny because all in all Bloomberg has a vested interest in staying on the good side of the Chinese government given their terminal business. You can see it in their editorial line which is rather neutral on most China issues comp
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by euix 6y ago
Not like they had much of a choice. I think Deng Xiaoping said to Thatcher "we'll roll the PLA in come 1997 with or without an agreement". Basically, we can have an agreement to save face all around or will just go in. Especi
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by euix 6y ago
I rather look at this from a rational pov then moral grandstand from one soap box or another, since I have no dog in this fight. My thinking is, this would be a good casus belli for India if they have the national ability to develop home gr
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by euix 6y ago
I haven't read the article but when I left the field 5 years ago it seemed like we were not going to find anything. By then most of the parameter space for SUSY had been excluded, dark matter didn't look promising, my area of expe
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by euix 6y ago
The real problem is that success or failure, the real damage is poisoning 1/6 of the world's population against you for a generation or more. What kind of world will that be? If every Chinese kid is taught from birth the U.S. is h
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by euix 6y ago
In a similar boat here. I am not in danger of losing my job but I kinda thought I spend some time at Facebook see what "state of the art" looks like for a big tech company and then do something else a few years down the line. I pa
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by euix 6y ago
I think we are well passed the point of the Federal govt doing anything. The future is feudalism. Guys like zuck and Bezos are the barons of the old. In the future there will be too types of people, employees of these corps and everyone els
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by euix 6y ago
What's going to happen to all the highly skilled and specialized labor of building aircrafts? Where would they go? I wonder if we won't see a situation like the early 90's when suddenly all the top scientific and engineering
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by euix 6y ago
I have been in this space in the financial sector for two years. I think this article is mostly spot on. There is one other piece, typically the places that can most benefit from innovation can get most of it just through automation and RPA
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by euix 6y ago
It's not about tanks or numbers its national resolve and there each side can vastly misread the other. Each side believes it has greater resolve and is in the right. There is no quantitative way to measure this. The only way to to find
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by euix 6y ago
Putting people on the author list who made no contributions to the paper is known as academic fraud. I am surprised this is allowed.
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by euix 6y ago
I have mostly been playing indie games. I find as a get older, triple A titles don't really appeal to me anymore. I sometime wonder if its possible to make a living developing a procedural generated rogue like on steam.
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by euix 6y ago
when I worked stateside I knew a co-worker who had an auto-immune disorder and required medication which was heavily subsidized by his workplace insurance. Without it he would be in financial hardship. He was interested in moving into Machi
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by euix 6y ago
and many do not advertise it.
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by euix 6y ago
Yea this something I realized recently with the VP guy leaving. As a upper-middle elitist working engineering/ML/management how do you reconcile the cognitive dissonance? I have been considering a career changing and one of the th
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by euix 6y ago
These are all great tips. I didn't expect such great feedback. Thank you!
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by euix 6y ago
I am having thinking about doing a startup for a while, whatever trips me up is how to go about acquiring customers short of cold calling. Are incubators helpful in introducing you to potential clients? Especially if your product is b2b or
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by euix 7y ago
The way you take down a powerful leader is not by criticizing which will bring down his wrath but by excessive and ridiculous praise. Credit him with godly powers and set him up for the fall when things inevitably go bad. During the cultura
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by euix 7y ago
The trick is to realize the act of verifying the accuracy of the data "is" the science. I come from High energy physics background. People think the point is to find sexy new particles or make ground breaking discoveries. No the r
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by euix 7y ago
Its often the case that less technically minded people move into management.
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by euix 7y ago
Are you talking about Jim Simons and the Flatiron institute right here? In his case at least, he is paying pretty well.
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by euix 7y ago
late last year gmail started complaining I had used up all its storage space of 15 GB and asked me to start paying for more storage. That was the last straw, if I am going to pay for email I might as well spend my money and not give away my
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by euix 7y ago
There is also the ultimate version of the metagame i.e. your personal human condition. Blindly pursuing your career or chasing money without understanding the finite duration of your own physical existence, the scale of the universe, where
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by euix 7y ago
I can attest to this. When you call in you just have to type in your alphanumeric password completely using the 10 digit phone pad. Just like in the 90s. On the other hand Fidelity has the best customer service I have ever experienced so I
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by euix 7y ago
I think the train on Huawei has already left the station. The most likely scenario is a U.S. maybe a few states highly dependent on U.S. security assurances vis-a-vis China toeing the line and everybody else using some combination of Huawei
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by euix 7y ago
The thing about climate change is that some small proportion of the population, probably elites, farsighted and lucky will likely benefit from it, in the form of profiting off the weakest and more vulnerable by providing some sort of assist
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by euix 7y ago
This is true but there is also a time dimension to it. I was similar in undergrad, no matter how hard I tried I never really got passed A- while the class genius would ace everything. But as a I got older and I kept studying I began to clos
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by euix 7y ago
As someone who did his graduate studies in Montreal and moved to NYC to work and then back to Toronto about two years ago I can comment on this. In Toronto I make about 10% less then what I did in NYC if you don't factor in exchange ra
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by euix 7y ago
i was one of those who funded pillars of eternity 2 through fig. It turned into a dud, the game didnt sell well. I took a 50% haircut. the actual mechanics were all onboard. Private shares were held using computershare and proceeds paid out

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