tpuser

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   by tpuser 5y ago

   The hard problem of consciousness is an impassable obstacle given the set of tools that we have and, arguably, ever can have. If we grant that there is some level of physical description (chemical, atomic, sub-atomic, whichever) at which c
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   by tpuser 5y ago

   >I think one of the communication challenges in this broad discussion is what is a "finance" person. Several people refer to them as people in Accounting (accountants) when I think they really mean Financial Planning & Anal
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   by tpuser 5y ago

   >My personal hope is financial analysts get more tech savvy over time. Probably won't happen and isn't important imo. If somebody can dig SQL/Python/R then somebody can get paid more to do something other than count
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   by tpuser 5y ago

   The finance business area at the last large company I worked for was borderline ridiculous. The division I was employed at ran a billion in revenue through Excel sheets scattered across network drives. FSS had a nightmare of a week at the