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Comment #14574928
When did all algorithms become AI?
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Comment #13601617
What do you mean by latency in this context?
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Comment #13601580
I feel like you build a model which you implement in software. (which runs on hardware)
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Comment #13578700
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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Comment #13355000
Or how positively we view life.
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Comment #13319754
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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Comment #13193574
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 p…
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Comment #13166211
So, horribly unreadable xml config files?
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Comment #13055312
The term brain teaser was used explicitly. It would have been something data science/statistics related.
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Comment #13036988
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 fifte…
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Comment #13036614
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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Comment #13036595
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 ar…
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Comment #12803389
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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Comment #12750790
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. Definite…
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Comment #12750664
Expected shortfall, the average of the worst five percent of events, I like more. Easy in Monte Carlo, not analytically.
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Comment #12507243
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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Comment #12254011
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 ac…
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Comment #12224484
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 in…
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Comment #12217677
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. Ba…
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Comment #12203259
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 ov…
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Comment #11175040
The standup in a scrum lets people speak for equal amounts every morning.
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Comment #11173488
I'd do three years as an astronaut on cost of living.