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adpfr

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    Comment #11612687

    The research areas of "temporal databases" [1] and "temporal data warehouses" [2] deal with temporal validity of data as well as with evolution of schemata over time. The goal is u…

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    Comment #7325913

    SEEKING WORK - remote, Europe, Germany Hi, I'm a freelance software developer in Duisburg, Germany. I'm specialized in building bespoke web and desktop-based applications, with an …

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    Comment #7255858

    A couple of subreddits somehow relevant for machine learning and operations research [with a rough estimate of the number of subscribers]: http://www.reddit.com/r/sysor/ [2650] htt…

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    Comment #7162560

    SEEKING WORK - remote Hi, I'm a freelance software developer in Duisburg, Germany. I build web and desktop applications, with an extra focus on business, ecommerce, and operations …

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    Comment #7127354

    I just launched my first side project a couple of days ago. It's a tool for mathematical optimization of bids in online advertising campaigns ( http://www.dopfer-software.de/ad-bud…

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    Comment #6721461

    Wait, what exactly would you need? I've been working for about a year now on an application which determines optimal (i.e. profit/revenue maximizing) advertising keyword bid values…

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    Comment #5507982

    There is a couple of research papers on bin packing with variable bin sizes, e.g. [1, 2]. You can probably find most of them with scholar.google.com, and you might get some more re…

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    Comment #4599611

    SEEKING WORK - Germany/remote I am specialized in operations research consulting (mathematical modeling, optimization, planning and scheduling systems, simulation), but I am also h…

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    Comment #4355599

    Maybe this one? http://matt.might.net/articles/sql-in-the-shell/