ichamo

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by ichamo 6mo ago
Really interesting to see this space developing. I'm building a masonry-specific quantity takeoff tool (vision model extraction into a parametric domain model that spits out bid-ready quantities) and the "data prison" framing
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by ichamo 8y ago
How was transitioning from programming to an actuary?
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by ichamo 8y ago
I also have experience with this. I'd say the industry type and company size matter a great deal. Felons are legally barred from working at any FDIC insured company. So forget banking/finance. Also healthcare will also have string
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by ichamo 9y ago
I haven't. Donating money to the IRA used to be very fashionable in Boston bars throughout the 80s and 90s (According to my Northern Irish Protestant family). I also remember when a Hollywood actor also publicly donated to the IRA as w
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by ichamo 10y ago
As a former inmate who found solace in studying math, yes. I wish I had done the same with computer science.
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by ichamo 10y ago
As someone who has been there I would say this list is spot on. I'd add more about finding constructive uses of time though.
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by ichamo 11y ago
Google scholar says closer to 50k citations. Where did you get your information from?
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by ichamo 11y ago
Crashed my computer
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by ichamo 11y ago
What would you advise for smaller companies that don't background check? Or if I don't fill out an application and get an interview? Do I still bring it up and if so, when is it appropriate?
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by ichamo 11y ago
No, I have federal drug charges, and I embellished a little on "teenager". I was 18-19 which technically is an adult. I have this background forever.
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by ichamo 11y ago
Cali is too far for me, thanks for the offer though :) Hope to find people like you in the south east!
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by ichamo 11y ago
As an ex-con, these kind of attitudes really concern me! Hoping when I graduate university I can find a job somewhere that will be willing to overlook my teenage years.