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2019-01-10-Neural-Networks-in-Insurance-1-0(scribd.com)
4 points by riskneural 8y ago|0 comments
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Feedback request: neural networks for insurers(scribd.com)
2 points by riskneural 8y ago|0 comments
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by riskneural 9y ago
When did all algorithms become AI?
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Munich city ends full use of Linux (in German)(spiegel.de)
1 points by riskneural 10y ago|0 comments
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by riskneural 10y ago
What do you mean by latency in this context?
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by riskneural 10y ago
I feel like you build a model which you implement in software. (which runs on hardware)
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by riskneural 10y ago
Really interesting. In the end, how did the results compare with the locations of established client firms, e.g. kpmg, accenture, pwc, e and y, deloitte, bcg, mckinsey, bain?
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by riskneural 10y ago
Or how positively we view life.
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by riskneural 10y ago
Leaving at 5pm is the norm in Germany only in very particular circumstances. Most people I know are stuck until 18:30 or so.
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by riskneural 10y ago
This is where the EU view of a company having its customers, its shareholders, and its employees as stakeholders all having rights makes a difference. If your view is shareholder primacy, that only the shareholder matters, then you end up w
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by riskneural 10y ago
So, horribly unreadable xml config files?
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by riskneural 10y ago
The term brain teaser was used explicitly. It would have been something data science/statistics related.
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by riskneural 10y ago
It's in the original paper in which he derives the normal distribution. Well worth a read. I last had a copy of it in the fourth basement down in the university library about fifteen years ago - it might be still there.
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by riskneural 10y ago
Try the insurance industry in Germany. I did nine interviews for a gig, got it, and then the budget for the position was cancelled. :)
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by riskneural 10y ago
Well, I politely declined the next stage when I heard it was a brain teaser round. I don't really seem to do well in brain teasers. I don't at all get a kick out of puzzles that aren't a means to an end. Does anybody else hav
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by riskneural 10y ago
I find it very hard to make sales calls when somebody non-sales is in the room. The rejection is enough for me without adding judgment :)
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by riskneural 10y ago
But Google Maps vans cover land comprehensively, whereas Tesla's "convenience sample" is not comprehensive. However, Tesla's data then covers the relevant data more often. Definitely two data sets that should be put toge
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by riskneural 10y ago
Expected shortfall, the average of the worst five percent of events, I like more. Easy in Monte Carlo, not analytically.
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by riskneural 10y ago
If you have no confidentiality concerns at all in any way in your work, sure... My clients would not be happy with me blasting there stuff over the interwebs.
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by riskneural 10y ago
Adam Smith's five reasons to get paid more: 1. Skill. Over the long run, jobs that require higher skill will attract higher wages, or else people won't bother to spend the costs acquire the skills for the job. 2. Accountability. A
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by riskneural 10y ago
I have heard it referred to as being in a band. Things that people in start ups don't know: getting technical things done in complex environments. I would focus my CV on showing interaction with corporates outside the firm - show you h
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by riskneural 10y ago
I still remember too. 28 days? I was easily off-grid for 28 days. At the moment, we are heavily focusing on "exit strategies" for outsourcing agreements in regulated industries. Banking is leading the way, followed by insurance, b
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by riskneural 10y ago
Adam Smith makes the argument well in A Wealth of Nations. Essentially, the only reason to invest is that you expect to earn something above on top of the risk. Then add that up over everybody in the system. They cannot all get something ex
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by riskneural 11y ago
The standup in a scrum lets people speak for equal amounts every morning.
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by riskneural 11y ago
I'd do three years as an astronaut on cost of living.
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by riskneural 11y ago
"Disable this feature to stop your Samsung Smart TV from listening to you" http://www.cnet.com/how-to/samsung-smart-tv-spying/
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by riskneural 11y ago
Makes Google's UK tax bill of 130 mill seem small.
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by riskneural 11y ago
I live in Germany. My facebook is most certainly not a free speech zone. Forums aren't even free speech zones.
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by riskneural 11y ago
I also grew up using pansy as in weakling, as in like the flower. Gay men can be pansies or not. Straight men can be pansies or not. Sometimes I am a pansy. Sometimes I am not.
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by riskneural 11y ago
No need to read up on von Mises to read speculation on what happens to an economy without a fiat currency. Greece has no control over its currency, thus essentially may as well be on a gold standard. It's a hard road.

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