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- hire more dealers ($$$$$$$$$) - staff an IT group that is open 24/7 ($$$$$$$$$) - bypassing MFA ($)
Not sure if you are being serious that the other options are comparable to the 3rd for a business
the most amount of exformation possible
Knowing that people like you with your reasons for not working there are not present and harassing people towards your view point could be a recruitment draw no?
"Yes, be a good trained puppy! Make a reservation to be able to get into the restaurant. Read the menu, then order an entree. Then eat the food the chef made just for you. Chew it allllll up." I guess you can make any banal activity seem misanthropic with this tone?
- crypto - meme stocks - NFTs
There needs to be another innovation where hype can build around some narrative so people can get rich quick. Web3 has terrific product-market fit.
(This of course does not apply to the very disadvantaged)
You believe that when you join an organization you automatically have a say in how it is run.
I assume if I am doing the hiring, then I will also be responsible for the additional hiring/firing, selecting the right talent, choosing the right way to compete against existing product/services? Is that not continued activity as I grow my start-up into a category-defining enterprise? How to allocate that profit, into R&D, more people, sales, etc, aka growing a company?
Then after doing that for 10 years that company is now worth billions of dollars and I own it. I don't see where in this chain I have done the exploiting?
In the web we have our cursor and it clicks on an element. In video game design the character can widely vary when it interacts with an element such as a "door".
The classic "why doors are hard" might explain why having a "regression suite for happy paths" might be near-impossible.
Though that the core reason for using the Entity, Component, Systems (ECS) in their coming Data Oriented Technology Stack (DOTS) it does help create far more maintainable code.
https://www.vox.com/videos/22661048/video-game-development-d...
Weinstein's doesn't seem to have the same basis
https://thedecisionlab.com/biases/bikeshedding
Instead of tackling the hard problem (creating a "meeting screen" that actually delivers end user-value) the author tackled the easy problem (setting up infrastructure and documentation).
The illusion of progress is hard to to give up.
What is the architecture pattern of a trading platform?
I am looking to build a system that is able to: - receive 1000s incoming streams of data - save the data - make data available to live subscribers
The closest analogous system I can think of is bond/stock/commodity/etc price subscriptions for traders.
I feel like this many in - many out data stream architecture should be solved by now and I rather not start from scratch in architecture and technology choices.
I can’t find the right phrase to even google to get started.
Algorithmic (SIFT) or ML based?
Maybe it is because health-insurance billing is already so opaque and error-prone it provides cover for questionable services. Also, if the service is "free" to end-users (because it is covered by health insurance) then why not try anything in the name of self-health?
It seems the most sanctioned vertical to fake-it-till-you-make-it till you hit critical mass and then you are too big to fail because big SV names have already anointed you a winner.
https://www.theinformation.com/articles/the-inside-story-of-...
Someone may be more technically competent at a problem-space (at the start), but if you are able to work diligently at the problem over a sustained period, you will have 10x better results than those who crash/burnout/lose interest/try to sprint to the finish.
This seems to fit into the genealogy of KinectFusion, ElasticFusion, BundleFusion, etc.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/wp-content/uploads/... https://www.imperial.ac.uk/dyson-robotics-lab/downloads/elas... https://graphics.stanford.edu/projects/bundlefusion/
Very impressive work. I have not seen any use cases for online 3D reconstruction unfortunately. 6D.ai made terrific progress in this tech but also could not find great use cases for online reconstruction and ended up having to sell to Niantic.
Seems like what people want, if they want 3D reconstruction, is extremely high-fidelity scans (a la Matterport) and are willing to wait for the model. Unfortunately TSDF approach create a "slimey" end look which isn't usually what people are after if they want an accurate 3D reconstruction.
It SEEMS like online 3D reconstruction would be helpful, but I have yet to see a use case for "online"...