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Shinmon
1y ago
> * The number of people in ICE detention hasn't actually increased under Trump from the data I have. It was increased substantially under Biden. For many people it's much more about predictability than anything else. > no c
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1y ago
Everyone I know from Europe has put off travel for now, private or business. A very few people still travel for business, usually only when required.
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2y ago
People listen to podcasts because they are personal. If you keep listening is not just about the content but also about the style of the podcast, their voices, jokes, etc. Podcasts are deeply personal, I don't think AI generated podcas
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Shinmon
2y ago
This is experience and learning from each other. Sure, there are general guidelines that can be applied in many cases (testing, keep it simple, ...). However, many things depend on the company and the team you are working in. A lot about pr
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2y ago
For the logistic I assume there is special software around. I would say this falls under ERP systems although I am not an expert. Quality control and traceability is likely more customized software because challenges are more unique to the
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Shinmon
2y ago
As soon as you happen to have more than a 150 to 200 connections you really need to curate your feed to make it useful: Unfollow or click "you don't want to see this kind of content" for specific posts. Anyway, LinkedIn is re
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2y ago
I use obsidian to keep track of most things that are unstructured. This is where I keep my todos, my personal project documentation, meeting notes, etc. For managing clients (or contacts really) I would use a table or a spreadsheet. This is
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3y ago
Yes and no. The radar isn’t only looking down into the ground. The antenna pattern has side lobes which can potentially generate large echos in the radargram, e.g. from rocks on the surface etc. you only know that there is something in some
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3y ago
DevOps is more a philosophy than a specific role. Nowadays, there are a lot of positions that are devops engineers, but that's mostly sysadmin-like work but automating a lot by configuring systems through yaml instead of directly worki
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3y ago
First of all, we don't really care, do we? Second, it's not just identify and authenticity. There are data breaches that leak a lot more information than just an identity. Sometimes the mere fact that your identity is in a breach
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3y ago
Lol, linkedin really can do whatever they want and I am glad that they stop 3rd party companies scraping profiles, even public ones. I know that linkedin uses the data on my profile as well as my usage data to make money with me, I am not d
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3y ago
While that might be true the costs of going up there are so high that there won't be 10 companies who get a crack at it. Besides, the radar isn't the only instrument on the rover. There aren't many companies/groups in th
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3y ago
NASA isn't doing anything here but providing the platform for the instrument.I mean, that's a lot but they are not the one in charge of running the instrument. The science teams are. GPR is a complex topic and *maybe* these signal
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3y ago
Not sure to be honest. I think the main problem of the current setup is that the science teams are not balanced enough. The radar sounding science team is mostly geophysicists because the interpretations are geophysical in nature, but there
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3y ago
I have worked on algorithms and system analysis in very similar projects and it's highly doubtful that these results are worth anything. The radar sounder design and the numerical studies are flawed due to the used simulation methods.
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Three Types of Documentation
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3y ago
It feels like hybrid is always the worst of both worlds. It's very likely that most people are actually in office and there is a unspoken expectation that you are in the office at least a couple of days. Typically, the work culture is
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3y ago
Sounds good. Happy for you that this works. I think a website and LinkedIn are complementary (or can be) but in the end it doesn't matter how you get client as long as you get them. LinkedIn feels (somewhat) natural to me and I only po
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3y ago
Much more jobs than I expected to see. Are all of these jobs full time employments or are there any freelance/contract opportunities as well?
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3y ago
Mh I don't think it's quite as standard. YC advises against that, too. If you absolutely have to then use standard compensation. Having several advisors with small equity is a red flag for many investors.
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3y ago
You can unfollow people and/or companies without removing the connection. I go through people I follow about once every 6 to 8 weeks and remove everyone who isn't contributing much to my feed or even worse, only contributes bullsh
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3y ago
If your freelance practice isn't effected at all, you didn't make a wrong decision. I think LinkedIn has changed quite a bit the last couple of years, especially since covid hit. I actually got (potential) clients with linkedin bu
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3y ago
Wait, you do an internship and are not provided with a laptop? That sucks and sounds like a massive security risk for the company. Anyway, if that is the case I would definitely separate your work and private account. Keeping some short not
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4y ago
I really liked the "Programming Rust" book from O'Reilly which was much better than the official book, especially for coming from C++. This will give you the basic ideas but in the end, doing projects with Rust will be the wa
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4y ago
Nothing to add, but just wanted to add that you sound like a good parent!
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4y ago
I agree with @jschveibniz, Some more questions to consider: * Are there any other companies that would need something like this? Is there a market? * Is it potentially transferable to other retailers or even other use case in general? This
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4y ago
Personal downside is big, personal upside really small. Morals need to be stronger than the fear that you are done with.
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4y ago
I don't think I have seen such a community. The closest thing I can think of are old-school bullet in board of the early 2000s that were kind of like this. Sorry for not being more helpful.
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4y ago
I like zothero for managing the bibliography itself. Comparing notes is hard and not super helpful to be honest. What I would do: - Bibliography in zothero, make sure it's in order and you tag/group things to have a good overview.
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4y ago
The most important things in my eyes are: - speed of iteration -> how quickly can you produce something that proves the value - available developers -> how many people code in this language and what kind of people are they - infrastru
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