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Exploring the Supply Chain of the Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna Covid-19 Vaccines(blog.jonasneubert.com)
3 points by tchalla 6y ago|0 comments
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Reflections on My (Machine Learning) PhD Journey(maithraraghu.com)
1 points by tchalla 6y ago|0 comments
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by tchalla 6y ago
TL;DR from the Author Lyn Alden > TLDR; Ethereum could indeed do very well over the next year in terms of price, but as long as it's transforming its base layer, it remains a speculation in alpha development, rather than a finished&
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by tchalla 6y ago
There are few key properties in self-reflection - (1) Revaluate the decision independently, (2) Focus on the process and see if you come to the same conclusion, (3) If the conclusion is not the same, make the decision maker accountable. If
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by tchalla 6y ago
In the end, HOW you deliver feedback matters. Personally, I have three important characteristics for a feedback. Point 1 : "Be Specific". I can not stress this enough. Please point out specific observable behaviour. Point 2 : Fram
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Spotify's big bet on podcasts is failing, Citi says(cnbc.com)
24 points by tchalla 6y ago|19 comments
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by tchalla 6y ago
It’s very difficult my to influence Signal for a very long time because of the way they are structured. If that’s your concern, we can talk about making Signal a public utility rather than a “Rinse, Lather Repeat” scenario. https:/&#x
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by tchalla 6y ago
WhatsApp does have end-to-end encryption. Signal isn’t like WhatsApp https://twitter.com/snowden/status/1350130193789296645?s=21
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by tchalla 6y ago
I’m sure Amazon can justify non union stand by one of their Leadership Principles.
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WhatsApp delays privacy changes following backlash(p.dw.com)
436 points by tchalla 6y ago|385 comments
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How to Make Google and Facebook Care About Privacy(bloomberg.com)
2 points by tchalla 6y ago|0 comments
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An Engineering Argument for Basic Income(scottsantens.com)
47 points by tchalla 6y ago|73 comments
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Primark refuses to go online despite £1bn lockdown loss(bbc.com)
2 points by tchalla 6y ago|1 comments
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by tchalla 6y ago
A good data scientist should also be good at science. Otherwise, you can simply hire people with engineering skills - you don't need scientists. If you hire scientists and then are surprised they aren't good at engineering, the hi
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by tchalla 6y ago
> Many "data scientists" (not all, but many) have little to no ability to do anything other than apply "recipes" of algorithms or classification methods or logistic regressions, etc. This is because they rarely hire p
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Whistle-Blowing Soars to Record with Americans Working from Home(bloomberg.com)
1 points by tchalla 6y ago|0 comments
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by tchalla 6y ago
> I calculated moving to Europe as a SWE would lead to a drastic lifestyle change for me—even with retirement, healthcare and children's education considered (with 2 children, Europe wins at 3 hands down). Curious - Can you explain
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by tchalla 6y ago
> My point is that it is possible to receive a very good salary while still receiving many of the benefits you claim. A lot of things are possible but not probable.
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by tchalla 6y ago
> hough most management is still doing the jobs which any engineer could combine with their work and probably do equally well or better. If engineers could do it better, why don't they?
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by tchalla 6y ago
> Only white Europeans and Americans are told they must bend over backwards to allow other cultures and ethnicities to advance while the rest of the world takes advantage of our self-inflicted stupidity and laughs at us while they surge
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by tchalla 6y ago
I have long been a proponent of using upvotes to increase the signal over downvotes to reduce the noise.
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The Rise of the Full-Stack Freelancer(fortelabs.co)
36 points by tchalla 6y ago|24 comments
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by tchalla 6y ago
You prepare for a risk by remaining within your circle of competence. That means, you never invest equity that you need in short-term span. Second, you make sure that your equity investments are diversified. Third, you only make equity inve
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by tchalla 6y ago
> This sounds like a weird way to invest. According to this logic I should invest $.01 in BTC and then to borrow from a funny commenter in this thread, $.01 in Dodgecoin, $.01 in Ether, $.01 in baseball cards, $.01 in wine, $.01 in beani
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by tchalla 6y ago
Thanks for your answer. Since you chose $1 since it is the least bet, I would like to increase your options. You can now choose any real value between 0.01$ to 100$. You are free to change your answer of $1 to anything you'd like. You
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by tchalla 6y ago
It was hard question and intentionally so. I allowed you to lie within your boundaries and yet you chose to not answer. You picked zero despite me explicitly stating the only number you could pick was between 1-100$. If you go outside the f
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by tchalla 6y ago
Let’s try it your way. You can put 1% of your fortune in all those assets you mentioned. Hopefully, you will see the point in trying to make about asset allocation. On a side note, sarcasm and snark don’t aid better understanding in a discu
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by tchalla 6y ago
If you are fully remote, you may want to change the location part of your Careers page. There are some options that feel like they are based out of a location.
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by tchalla 6y ago
You are right, one should conjure up a disaster scenario. So, here’s a question - if you had 100$, what number between 1-100 would you put as investment into Bitcoin? You can’t use any number outside the range provided.
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by tchalla 6y ago
Monoculture is a high risk strategy for every facet of life - farms, investments, gene pools, markets etc. I feel you - I wish we talked about implications and made an explicit risk/reward trade off for any such decision.

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