michalu

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by michalu 7y ago
No the end of bonus culture is never coming to Wall Street. It sounds nice in theory and makes for a good headline but it never works in real-life, particularly for performance oriented jobs like fundraising, sales, etc. The reason is that
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by michalu 7y ago
Nice but judging by those standards almost everyone on this planet is a loser.
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by michalu 7y ago
Yes, Google isn't "don't be evil" anymore. People forget that what's left without Google is Microsoft, Oracle and the likes whose business strategy is outright racketeering. Today I wanted to check out one of the se
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by michalu 7y ago
Content + data science I specialize in data-science that can be turned into marketing/thought leadership content and actionable business insights. I can work with SQL, Python and related data-science libraries including Pandas, NumPy,
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by michalu 7y ago
What's "transparent" about showing subjectively flagged posts? Even using words like 'disclosures' comes across quite fishy considering these are posts marked on belief and some subjectively developed algorithms.
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Coolest Things I Learned in 2019(perell.com)
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by michalu 7y ago
Perhaps, but it's never a bad idea to sell high.
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by michalu 7y ago
Could be just an act of politics (boost employee morale, investor confidence, etc.)
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by michalu 7y ago
Yes but in series of "contract" / "expand higher" cycles, and right now we're definitely not in the contraction period.
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by michalu 7y ago
That's to be expected. He was ousted from the company, has no control now so there's little reason why he should be bullish on a stock run by other people. Plus, the future isn't so clear and the markets are at all time highs
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Ask HN: Favourite Tech/Science Podcasts?
1 points by michalu 7y ago|0 comments
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by michalu 7y ago
No it's not work. It's an investment by the employer taking the risk it will pay off in the future.
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Psychological Constellations Assessed at Age 13 Predict Success 35 Years Later(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
92 points by michalu 7y ago|105 comments
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by michalu 7y ago
whether there are flaws in the analysis or not, every reasonable person knows that if you go to a social setting like club for example, a woman can get laid pretty much anytime as long as she's willing, she only has to signal she is do
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by michalu 7y ago
No it's not, he's speaking experience backed by both evolutionary science and statistics, you're speaking politics: http://i.imgur.com/L9Vu4Zo.png
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by michalu 7y ago
Not a fan of Google at all, but I'll pick them over "privacy focused search engine" owned by German publisher of Playboy any time of the day. These guys call for banishment of "search monopoly" yet are in it for the
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by michalu 7y ago
I don't follow AlphaGo but there is a LOT to learn from AlphaZero in chess ... engines are already changing the way chess is played.
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by michalu 7y ago
During the height of the bitcoin bubble I had my gym coach leave job and become "crypto investor" ... Katy Perry changed her nails to each look like one of the popular coins. And yes I did have an uber driver talk to me about cry
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by michalu 7y ago
Yes you can't judge for acquaintance with someone who turns out to be an evil person. You can't know. My best friend I've lost contact with for a few years, went down the wrong path and ended up in jail ... what does it say a
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Invasion of the Mini Cheetah Robots(spectrum.ieee.org)
4 points by michalu 7y ago|1 comments
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by michalu 7y ago
I'm using Firefox on Mac and I got used to it somehow especially after energy efficiency improvemnts but the main reason was that I had issues using Google Drive on Safari + discontinued support from uBlock ... I like it but I still wi
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by michalu 7y ago
To those who claim this technique is "extremely difficult" so would be any BS "technique" an individual person comes up with according to his own combination of moves in random sequence ... The reason why "modern ar
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SoftBank takes control of WeWork as Adam Neumann pockets $1.7bn exit package(telegraph.co.uk)
4 points by michalu 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What are the most fundamental books on computer science?
474 points by michalu 7y ago|192 comments
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Dancing Tips from 1529(mentalfloss.com)
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Wikiquote: Max Planck(en.wikiquote.org)
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by michalu 7y ago
Note that these counts include Nobel prize for peace which skews the ratings a bit. If we looked at science and literature only the results would look different. Obviously, assuming the main point of this ranking is to measure a favourable
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by michalu 7y ago
Isn't that basically ForkDelta with fees?
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by michalu 7y ago
Nope, those who liked to piss in the corners still do so. When you're that kind of guy and you're drunk (and there's lot of drunks and drunk tourists) you're not looking for a decent place to do it, you don't care.
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by michalu 7y ago
No, the problem is these people only held public jobs. They are what you get when bureaucrat breeds with a PR guy ... no creative work, no-problem solving, no personal stakes on their resumes. When they then decide it's time to be prod

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