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hessenwolf

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    Comment #18377523

    “Controlled”

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    Comment #18346994

    Embrace, extend, extinguish going well for them with open source.

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    Comment #18224110

    What’s the message?

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    Comment #18108535

    I might use that as my title for my partner case. Automating (super dull financial industry department) is the industry of superstars

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    Comment #18034638

    Really good writing style. So much info in such short, simple sentences.

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    Comment #17998097

    Do I need to think of 260 different keys? Gonna take a while to practise that, and I feel like there is a separte mechanics processor to my core processing motor, so I can think an…

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    Comment #17661441

    Having worked a bunch of years in finance, Excel has more impact than any other single tool.

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    Comment #17521868

    Yes - most papers just present one idea, as part of a field. Although, the original paper of an idea, I often find, has the most human-readable explanation. Pearl's 1986 paper of B…

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    Comment #17431856

    The hammer that is still looking for a nail, since 1986. Anyone seen one really be useful?

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    Comment #17398988

    Jira, trello, skype, a lot of bloody email, Sharepoint, badly. Starting with confluence.

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    Comment #17384123

    NASA: Swingers. I don't mind if you upvote or downvote me. Tell me your experience.

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    Comment #17383672

    Low in expectation. The site argued she just didn't expect it to be successful. She seemed to agree.

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    Comment #17383414

    The Steppenwolf, by Herman Hesse. It's supposedly about the author himself in 1920s Germany, also about depression, existentialism, and recovery, in a surreal context. (hence, my u…

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    Comment #17383367

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peig_Sayers#Peig

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    Comment #17383344

    I had the fortune to grow up simultaneously in a few variations of christianity. None of them dealt adequately with the argument why animals don't have souls, nor referred to the b…

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    Comment #17380859

    Eighths are pretty nice in decimal..

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    Comment #17380823

    So rich, and sounds like a racket.

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    Comment #17380810

    I remember my maths teacher teaching that in 1995. He was pretty good at explaining it, but not as good as this video. We should really be seeing a great education dividend from th…

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    Comment #17369435

    Better for hygiene with a retractable, digital meat thermometer. (that's what she said)

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    Comment #17369065

    I just used it to consult with a young woman who cancelled her open heart surgery today, which gives her two years to live. The result was low expectancy, and the advice is indeed …

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    Comment #17360334

    The English language versus the German language is like data scientists versus actuaries. English had no quality control; the oxford still uses adverbs but ignores ye for plural se…

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    Comment #17277856

    For polishing and drilling marble, for example. Not for polishing diamonds. The diamonds are different qualities.

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    Comment #17186375

    Nah, you need all sorts of quality grades for drilling, polishing, etc.

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    Comment #17166777

    The inventors of synthetic diamonds at General Electric didn't receive anything other than their normal wage (perhaps a little bonus, I don't remember).

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    Comment #17166460

    It makes no sense from a capital perspective. The software provider would need to hold risk capital (money in the back pocket) like a bank or insurance company, but in proportion t…