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Getting ahead of the curve in Singapore with mobile phone metadata(medium.com)
2 points by thirteen37 6y ago|0 comments
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by thirteen37 6y ago
They will just have a program do the deletion randomly and call it chaos engineering.
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by thirteen37 7y ago
While the article has done good points about what to do instead of an on-boarding, I'd also suggest on-boarding can be good for the user. Video games tend to do on-boarding, and often it's not skippable and covers very basic idiom
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by thirteen37 8y ago
So it is transitioning from manufacturing to offshore banking, and yet it's a one-trick pony?
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by thirteen37 8y ago
To relate it to the main article: public housing in Singapore is affordable and an investment. You can sell it and prices are somewhat market driven but with complicated taxes and limitations to prevent speculation (flipping). It's aff
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by thirteen37 9y ago
Teralytics | Software Engineer, Data Scientist | Singapore | ONSITE, VISA, Full-Time and Intern | https://www.teralytics.net/jobs Teralytics is hiring Software Engineers in Singapore and Zurich, and for interns in Software
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by thirteen37 9y ago
Teralytics | Software Engineer, Systems Engineer, Data Scientist | Singapore | ONSITE, VISA, Full-Time and Intern, https://www.teralytics.net/jobs As stated, hiring for above roles, and for interns. Our systems engineer job
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by thirteen37 12y ago
I've encountered engineers who takes things too literally for this to work: Me: "should this be documented in the team wiki?" Engineer: "Probably" "should we document it now before we forget?" "Okay&q
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by thirteen37 12y ago
The number of lines of "Greeked" text should match the number of events you have for that day. Random tidbit: among the Greeked text in the old calendar is the phrase "Hello from Seattle." It's a phrase that also oc