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redandblack
3y ago
The department I got hired into my 1st job was called Corporate Research & Development, and reported to Finance
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redandblack
3y ago
Remember Lehman CFO did the same at month/quarter end using repos - not ethical, but legal
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redandblack
3y ago
for the curious on Jack Welch's management style - https://www.performyard.com/articles/jack-welch-management-s... There were many fans/followers through out US corporate boards - just like sports coach linea
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redandblack
3y ago
Usually cash for the remaining value at the split-stock price level
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redandblack
3y ago
For HPC, are there missing language features that Fortan coders need? Helpful to understand any HPC requirements
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redandblack
3y ago
Additionally imho, Apple does a fantastic job in "naming" things, everywhere in their ecosystem - including their SDK
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redandblack
3y ago
Borland Turbo C and it's debugger helped me implement my 1st scheduling optimization algorithm, get into production and got me a promotion. Ported it over to IBM mainframe with the help of a colleague which reduced run time to few minu
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redandblack
3y ago
adding this story as well = https://cleantechnica.com/2023/12/26/solar-panel-prices-down...
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redandblack
3y ago
Agree. Children death cannot be used like this - even in sarcasm. Apologies.
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redandblack
3y ago
Likely to be faster given Chinese EV companies are starting factories, which will help Mexico to transition their already strong ICE economy to the new era
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redandblack
3y ago
Is 3rd normal not something used in design? Obviously, I have dropped off more than 20 years but distinctly remember that design saving our product evolution over 10 years or more - really a working early 90's designed system in 00
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In early 2000s, I switched to using codeine for cough after seeing commentary that is the best treatment for cough/lungs without any bad side effects. That person, a physician noted that all others will have some effect. I usually pick
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3y ago
$2K has been normalized now. The biggest challenge is working remote has shown a better way for many in mid-career. I hope they prioritize their own lifestyle instead of someone else's
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redandblack
3y ago
Panhandling as a child is a good training to hustle later in life. I am sure children in Gaza will grow up to successful business people
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redandblack
3y ago
You are talking about the same - you are focusing on large multi-national who have political pressures from their home country regimes. This is about local talent which has grown over 30/40+ years and are impervious to all this nonsens
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redandblack
3y ago
I generally don't follow recipes and rules although I do read them - but always experiment during cooking. Coffee is one of those over the last 40+ years. After many iterations (filter, mocha pot, simple espresso), I have arrived at a
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redandblack
3y ago
I hope Elon gets the license plates delivered by courier, which really cannot be that expensive. Then the unions have to figure out their next steps. Get your popcorn
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redandblack
3y ago
Will competitive racing adopt this? Assuming they seek out every advantage. Maybe their adoption will move this further to consumer space
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redandblack
3y ago
NY metro is very fare friendly to working class ~$3 flat for anywhere in the network, and not considering subsidies, monthly etc. Willing to give up art and deco for keeping the fares where they are - agree modern tech upgrades is necessary
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redandblack
3y ago
Is there a suggested local date and time implementation? Simple example is parsing a csv that has date and timestamps data - and are indifferent to any timezone
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3y ago
NJ resident who has never cleared leaves in the last 18 years in my suburban home - I just let it degrade over winter and the lawn care companies take care of it in spring. I don't live in a HOA community, which I think is a bane (one
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redandblack
3y ago
your choices are either keep using dirty energy, or phase it out over the next 20 to 30 years. honestly, you will not have a choice as marginal demand will force weird dynamics on supply and consequently prices
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redandblack
3y ago
I worked at an Airline in late 80s working on numerical optimization code in fortan / IBM mainframes - integer optimization with maybe 10k rows and 10m+ columns. I remember they having specialized vector processors to run those optimiz
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redandblack
3y ago
but but ... you cannot have data get in the way of good theory.
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redandblack
3y ago
Best is someone familiar with the LLM based coding tools to help the calibre team refactor their code. IMHO, calibre components can be replaced with other tools, but very difficult to assemble and engage an open source team successfully as
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redandblack
3y ago
This is the key and overlooked part of it all. Plus they can move upstream or downstream as situations dictate.
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redandblack
3y ago
So can same number of loggers at a location. The point with beavers is with time the impact is more of complex and emergent system that we find utterly fascinating. Locals hate beavers
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Same and that influence held true. Reading "name of the Rose" by Umberto Eco, I came across references and realized that there is a lot the we don't about his impact on the society. Really, by now we should know and expect wh
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take your time and watch das boot director cut
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redandblack
3y ago
perl scripts. sorry
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