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gesman
9y ago
Selling showels to gold diggers is the best business model during the gold rush
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9y ago
It's not unheard of for Senior Canadian Software engineer to get paid about 2x-4x times more in CA[lifornia]. Miserable salary? Miserably long depressing winters? Thanks, but no thanks.
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gesman
9y ago
Good viz is what connects non-ML/AI users to the "magical" results of ML/AI
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gesman
9y ago
The problem with cars is that you cannot avoid them, like you can avoid browsing ad-infested website or turning off add-annoying TV channel. Everyone will know that and hence car manufacturers and car dealers seriously subsidied by an ad pu
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gesman
9y ago
...or: "I was in rush to take advantage of a valuable offer I just saw at the last stoplight" ...
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gesman
9y ago
Google's Waze does exactly that. Ads at a stoplight. Get ready to pay the premium for no-ads. However likely very hefty!
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gesman
9y ago
Install time-synchronized sound detectors/recorders in decent distance from each other and measure intensity and propagation of sound spike across time. Correlate data. This should provide information about the direction of source. Fur
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gesman
9y ago
These have specialized payment processors (ccBill and alike) that filled the gap. When demand is high - supply will appear
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9y ago
Sending bank fails to disclose irreversability of a transaction implying that typical consumer protection takes place. Receiving bank fails to detect simple fraud pattern: Within short period of time: New account opened, Zelle transfer rece
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9y ago
Banks don't care about customers but care a lot about being compliant with plethora of regulations. Non-compliance for a bank means the lights can a will be turn off by a governing bodies, of which are many. Hence - offering a money tr
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gesman
9y ago
You never get what you deserve. You get what you negotiate.
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gesman
9y ago
Would be interesting to pull their destination bitcoin address and see stats of how many nano-bitcoins they've mined so far.
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gesman
9y ago
>> well-connected insiders profited even from the financial crisis. THAT's when the biggest money are made.
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gesman
9y ago
Cryptos are volatile. Check news stories and price charts back few years and see if you notice any patterns. Buying at wrong time is painful. Selling at wrong time is double painful.
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gesman
9y ago
Fake wire transfer? Doesn't it take 24-48 hours max to materialize?
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gesman
9y ago
Luckily I don't have any right now that requires seeking of alternative venues. Any restricted option holder however might benefit from insights and potentials that could of been provided by secondary marketplaces.
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gesman
9y ago
<3 python 3 :)
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9y ago
Cheapest to pay upfront or cheapest to end up after you get rid of it? Is quality of experience matters? IMHO, get new car that comes with 10 yr warranty, like Hyundai. You'll enjoy it right off the bat, feel safe about any future repa
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gesman
9y ago
Generic “obvious wisdom” type of article rather then specific actionable steps. Apologies, but it leaves reader with the main question unanswered - how?
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9y ago
Middleman (or any other occupation) exists while it solves the problem. In recruiting - it is cleaning and filtering effort that saves lots of time and effort for both parties. Having said that - there are lots of recruiters acting like spa
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gesman
9y ago
+1 They should learn from Ballmer wasting MSFT resources housing him. Epic "me too!" failure.
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9y ago
OIG rather.
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9y ago
Desperate damage control attempt from management. Button pusher need to be trained and reassigned. This was not a malice.
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Hawaii false missile alert button pusher fired
(cnn.com)
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9y ago
The problem is proof of new ownership after you exchange your asset for FOOCOIN. Its ok to sell used furniture or drugs - but doesn’t make sense to sell house or car.
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9y ago
Agree with diversity approach. It's like in a military service where tank crew consists of soldiers from maximally opposite backgrounds to minimize cultivation of bias/conspiracy/hidden agendas from crew members.
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9y ago
Crypto wallets changing hands is a non-event for prices. This however might have potentially positive impact on prices of truly anonymous cryptos - typical direction of thiefs to "lose tails"
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9y ago
Conclusion: If you keep any cryptocurrency on an exchange or online service that can or is capable of controlling your private keys - MOVE all your cryptos to your own deterministic wallet YESTERDAY!
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9y ago
Why do we (or anyone) need a platform segregating people by the age (or gender or color or whatever)? This is plain stupid idea. Hire people based on their abilities and skills to help you to build (or execute) what you need. Who cares abou
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9y ago
By now pretty much everyone knows the technical reason for mishap and probably excessive resources are assigned to fix it. Mandatory witch hunt is failing apparently due to good union/legal firewall. Wish we could see that more often.
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