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by lvl100 5y ago
Here’s my advice. If you still like working with data then you should look into consulting where you get to work on different projects across different domains. You have to build up your toolkits even within data science. Mastering somethin
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by lvl100 5y ago
I think it’s 2011 when NATO flipped on Libya. That’s the exact moment Putin stopped being friendly to the West.
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by lvl100 5y ago
I agree 100%. Ukraine deserves all the money that will go toward building back their economy when they finally win this war.
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by lvl100 5y ago
This is my argument too. History teaches us it’s never the people. It’s that one bad apple. Solution is simple: force Russia to demilitarize. Put sanctions on them until they do.
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by lvl100 5y ago
This is it. Ironic considering that EU/US is unwilling to fight a war that will benefit them the most. Ukraine is fighting this war for their country but they are also fighting to save the world from a very possible WWIII.
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by lvl100 5y ago
I am sorry it came across that way but this is how wars start. Countries first have excuses to build up arms. Same reason why I would never want Japan to build up arms. It is NOT different this time. And Russia has shown that. It’s never th
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by lvl100 5y ago
Elementary Number Theory by David Burton. I started reading this book in 8th grade to get a bit better at math competitions. Oh boy did it open my eyes. As an adult, it’s Shannon’s The Mathematical Theory of Communication. I read it at leas
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by lvl100 5y ago
This is a conspiracy theory. Please stop.
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by lvl100 5y ago
I once took a job that I regretted taking on the very first day. I contemplated quitting that same day but stuck it out for many years thereafter. Turns out staying in that job WAS the career ending mistake. It killed my career, family life
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by lvl100 5y ago
Bring back the old school Mathematica startup chime! https://community.wolfram.com/groups?p_auth=F0xHCTqs&p_p_id=...
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by lvl100 5y ago
To be fair that is 99% of the population.
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by lvl100 5y ago
I’ve been coming here from the beginning. Off and on. Different handles because I rarely saved my passwords. I absolutely appreciate all the gem comments especially from insiders. This is the only place that reminds me of 90s newsgroups. I
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by lvl100 5y ago
When I drove across the country in my early 20s what struck me the most was that we have nearly unlimited undeveloped land. I believe we are close to a tipping point in this country, with WFH becoming even more widely accepted, and push for
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by lvl100 5y ago
This is such a bad advice. Buying an index is what they want you to do. They want you to buy and hold until you retire. Do you not see the problem with that logic?
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by lvl100 5y ago
Why Netflix Will Continue to Flourish. They make contents others will not make. They will be the number one destination for entertainments for a very long time because they are willing to bring Hollywood production value to every corner of
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by lvl100 5y ago
I would really like to see an M1 Max Mac Mini. I’ve been holding out for March announcement.
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by lvl100 5y ago
I wasn’t aware they would make this open. It’s a great way to play around with toy digital currency implementation. There goes my plans for rest of weekend.
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by lvl100 5y ago
This is right to some extent. They can have distributed ledger in virtual sense.
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by lvl100 5y ago
What I don’t understand is why is this hitting them now? Those privacy features were turned on for awhile.
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by lvl100 5y ago
For example, PEG is nearly 3x for AMZN. At such size and scale, how are investors betting that Amazon will continue to out grow the rest of tech monopolies?
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by lvl100 5y ago
I see such a big disconnect between AMZN and GOOGL. Google is so much cheaper compared to Amazon. And this past quarter showed, Google is executing at a much better pace and quality.
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by lvl100 5y ago
I wrote this in another FB thread but they need to own e-commerce vertical: Stripe and Shopify. Others here mentioned opening up their data centers too.
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by lvl100 5y ago
Is it really insane? Facebook knows how to optimize pytorch and ML applications more than anyone. They can sell that on the market.
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by lvl100 5y ago
I will make it simple: they need to buy Stripe/Shopify. They really need to own e-commerce vertical.
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by lvl100 5y ago
Problem with Facebook is that they can’t acquire anyone due to their notoriety. They should have been able to use all the cash generated in the past five years to purchase a bunch of assets like Microsoft. At the end of the day, they have a
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by lvl100 5y ago
In terms of investments, I like Google the most out of the monopoly techs. Microsoft is my least favorite because they’re just a fund of loosely related technologies at this point.
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by lvl100 5y ago
I do think there’s an opportunity for someone to homestead and incorporate modern technology. A lot of homesteaders are focused on doing it the traditional way, but I believe there is a good deal of money to be made from IoT and automation
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by lvl100 5y ago
Clearly Microsoft making divestitures to get under the antitrust hurdle.
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by lvl100 5y ago
Also adamant against App Store!
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by lvl100 5y ago
Leads me to think you’ve not paid attention to ML space in the past decade.

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