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4mo ago
I am frustrated by this article. 1. Why focus on Swifts as opposed to any other species in decline? They state that they are "iconic", so maybe that's the answer? Are they more "iconic" than any other specifies in S
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7mo ago
GDP records market transactions. So in your scenario, purchasing the chicken, the chicken feed, the chicken coop, etc would all be measured. The time spent raising the chicken (assuming you did not pay someone to do it), would not be captur
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7mo ago
I would not over complicate this. My personal four part plan for this is: 1. Donate a portion of my income to charitable causes I find worthy. I would like to target 10% of my net income. 2. Volunteer at a local organization that you care a
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2y ago
This is spot on. Obviously there is a lot to dislike about performance reviews, but big companies need some process to determine who gets a raise, who gets promoted, etc. Although flawed, performance reviews are the best process for that. I
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2y ago
Seems like an over sight that there is not a photo of the actual diamond. This article has a photo. https://www.nytimes.com/2024/08/22/world/africa/large-diamon...
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2y ago
Has anyone implemented a DSL for a professional use case? I would love anyone to share what was the use case, what alternatives did you consider and how did you measure success? I have previously implemented one for credit policy decisions,
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2y ago
That's fascinating. Where would you direct someone that is interesting in learning more about these items? Any good sources or websites to read?
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3y ago
I think we should retitle this to reflect the actual article title, "How Leaders Miscommunicate When Tensions Are High".
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3y ago
This is a common practice in other high altitude, high traffic mountains, such as Aconcagua. Rangers actually watch you deposit your excrement bag and fine you if you do not do so or they catch you leaving your waste on the mountain. I'
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3y ago
" They could only get hired into new companies where nobody knew any of their past coworkers, because a simple reference check would reveal how difficult they were to work with." --> Any tips on how to effectively conduct refer
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3y ago
Many universities will have a portal where students and professors can get free or heavily discounted versions of software, such as Mathematica.
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3y ago
I don't think its any less convenient for my partner than if I worked in an actual office. Plus, I still have the added benefit of no commute, which means more time with my partner.
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3y ago
I see the value in this, but I personally have not had success with it. I have found I am most effective remote if during my working hours, I don't do anything I wouldn't do if I was working at the office. For me, that means no la
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3y ago
Streamlit and Shiny for Python are both great for cranking out simple UI's for basic use cases, especially where there is a tie-in with something data or machine learning related. A typical workflow could be for a team to prototype in
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3y ago
"...rather you get a bunch of people xgboosting their way up your leaderboard" --> I don't see that as a universally bad thing. I feel this is actually very representative of the majority of ML projects that most organizat
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3y ago
"Shares of the company were down 0.5% in afternoon trading on Tuesday." --> If that was their goal, it seems like in this case it was not successful.
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3y ago
I've had a similar thought. I read a LOT of these various blogs and I frequently ask myself whether its valuable and how much time I should invest in these. I've concluded its probably valuable and a few hours a week is probably t
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Remote Collaboration Fuses Fewer Breakthrough Ideas
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3y ago
Interesting paper analyzing patent and research article data to measure productivity and innovation.
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3y ago
Yeah I totally agree, but I do think there are times when starting with the absolute most basic implementation that meets the business needs is the way to go. That could be a simple bash script, or a python script without Django, etc. In my
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3y ago
Pinecone is in a tough spot. A huge number of database vendors are implementing vector functionality into their products, which risks the niche that Pinecone is attempting to carve out for their business. They are probably trying to gain ad
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3y ago
This may be nitpicking, but technologies being described as "cool" versus "enterprise" or "new" versus "old" I find meaningless. I don't necessarily want to have the "coolest" or "
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3y ago
Taking a lunch break. I used to work through lunch at my desk and then found that my focus and energy would really crash around 2-3. I have found that even taking a 30 minute break away from my desk keeps my energy high for the rest of the
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3y ago
Can you elaborate why you think that?
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3y ago
Yeah I see your point. A few thoughts: 1. This assumes that that a someone can/will usually accurately scope 4 stories, with proper requirements, and clear peer review standards. In practice, this can be hard to do and inconsistent. 2.
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3y ago
> As long as they perform the tasks of their jobs, why shouldn't they be "getting away with it"? Curious how you would measure whether they are "performing the tasks for their jobs". I think most folks would say
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3y ago
Yeah it actually gave me comments summarizing fields from related tables using shortened more readable table names
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3y ago
Agreed. For example, I recently had an auto-generated SQL query that I needed to debug. It was formatted on one line and was impossible to read. I asked GPT-4 to clean up the query and it gave me something that was much easier to consume. I
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4y ago
I do not know of a coach, but two resources I would encourage you to check out are: 1. Silicon Valley Product Group Blog: They are thought leaders in the field and have a very strong opinion on how product management SHOULD be done. I do no
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4y ago
Basic web scraping! I have basic knowledge of browser automation via Selenium and Python. Often I can crank out a quick script to automate some tedious or repetitive task and wow my coworkers who either don't have that knowledge or jus
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