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gesman
8y ago
With depression - the key is not fighting with depression, but rather find what you want to focus on - something interesting, meaningful, especially if it relates to helping other people - and focus on it, whether you feel depressed or not.
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gesman
8y ago
Google enforced scheduled payouts to benefit from traffic driven by publishers but be able to avoid paying off accumulated fees on a short notice with some standard excuse.
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8y ago
This: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17103280 Also this: https://pastebin.com/qw3inbz4 https://pastebin.com/cGGV3kpE
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8y ago
There are reasons different programming languages exists. And so as query languages. Different stacks, different ways to handle, optimize and accelerate queries over structured (SQL) and unstructured, schema-on-the-fly (SPL) datasets. If yo
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8y ago
- Unlimited real-time Cloud backups with version support (Crashplan) - Adobe photoshop + LightRoom (Adobe) - Unlimited hosting of images (SmugMug)
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Just wonder in case of dangerous local gang member - couldn’t gang influence (threaten) risk assessment board people to let the guy go free?
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8y ago
So did anyone studied SEC insider trading convictions and then went back to trading records to train AI/DL networks to learn to detect insider trading patterns in close-to-real time?
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8y ago
Big corps have more restrictions and legal risks that they are unwilling to take. Smaller corps has more flexibility.
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+1 = I love iPhone for that + their privacy stance. +1 = I will never build (or invest into) business that is built on a single platform controlled by someone else.
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Building business that solely relies on constant mercy of someone else's platform is an extremely risky endeavor to begin with.
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If you have relationship with powerful software reseller that can boost your sales 50-200% - they can charge 50% and in some cases up to 75%. It's not unheard of for young software companies to give 100% of software sales to powerful p
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8y ago
Put counteroffer on the table in front of your boss.
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8y ago
This TOS is driven by lawyers, not by business decision makers
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8y ago
To reduce risk. As a manager, besides budget - the risk of delivering (or not) the project is important. The more remote, away from home timezone, less english speaking audience is involved - the bigger the risks.
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I also think that the whole profitable business model could be built that is entirely based on presenting clear and transparent view on amazon sellers and products. Amazon is clearly capable yet unwilling to eliminate fraudulent sellers and
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8y ago
Claim chargeback with your CC company.
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8y ago
Exactly. Why waste space for cafeteria. I like to eat at my desk anyways.
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8y ago
>> what is your most frustrating problem with technical debt? Actually using the product that has a strong scent of technical debt behind it. Vendor provides updates (could call them minor or major) which are essentially colored banda
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8y ago
No exactly answering your requirement (not using 3rd party) but i use crashplan for multiple reasons: - they support all platforms (mac, linux, windows) - agent running on your system, detects changes, encrypts data and transparently send s
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8y ago
Build something for others worth scraping
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With plenty of trucks fuming exhaust all over in any way they like + bunch ancient cars clogging the traffic and poisoning an air in front of your nose while being exempted - this begs the question: why shouldn't drivers of a cleaner c
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8y ago
List your SaaS, cloud, security, AI and blockchain projects and you'll be all set :)
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I'd be interested on a way to rate sellers or detecting red flags of items listed.
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Get developers more into creative "what if" thinking. Quite a few are like robots that needs to be told what to do to the letter.
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Become a founder. If idea/product is valuable - founders will flock to you begging to become co-founder.
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If GS would need to bet money - their actual business model would likely be to sell a bit of each higher probability losers (less risk) vs. buy big on a projected winners (higher risk).
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Yes, tons of that. See this - using K-Means clustering for anomaly detection in web traffic: https://imgur.com/a/qWMgUo0 Using DBscan clustering for anomaly detection in healthcare claims data (detecting doctors who an
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O yes. Applying K-Means clustering across different features of online traffic always shows some weird and often malicious stuff: https://imgur.com/a/qWMgUo0
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50/50. I like productive chat but also having dedicated alone time is important. Too much if either is not good
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8y ago
I won't be able to invoke human intervention from otherwise ignorant service providers. Twitter is my fastline to customer support.
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