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PatternAI is an automated machine learning platform that reveals critical patterns in data for narrow business problems.

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Responsibilities:

- Build and deploy the data pipelines that power PatternAI’s machine learning platform.

- Develop warehouse architectures that integrate data from diverse sources.

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Google has handled themselves better than the content providers in past disputes, and the providers typically fold. I think Google has garnered goodwill by proactively reducing their prices etc.

Liberal does not mean progressive.

By constraining all your communications to a game of interstellar rock paper scissors?

I now have to imagine that Quantum Game Theory is a thing that exists.

Just don't have sales and marketing ;)

This is the classic case of development velocity pitted against operational stability. Entirely different incentives, and when vested into the same role that role is bound to prioritize one incentive over the other. For this reason I think they must be separated at least by body if not by team. They certainly need to separated by different managers.

I tend to think QA is perhaps well situated alongside Ops("DevOps"), and very close to Product + Design.

Year round fair weather is a public policy?

Didn’t Corea and Fleck also do something along those lines with a third person? I remember the name “Trio”. Can’t remember who the third was though.. maybe Jean Luc Ponty or Stanley Clark?

Cringe.

Good point.

You’re lucky! Schwab is fantastic, and I use it for all my personal banking and brokerage, but most employer 401ks have been through fidelity and others.

There really needs to be consumer protections against software-EOL due to mergers/acquisitions, or google just killing things for no reason.

Any commercial software based service like this needs to be a contract with consumer society.

Yeah. It just made me think how nice “software memorial services” could be for people to express gratitude for these endeavors.

Or, or... and bear with me here... or, packaged click-button solutions with paid (contractually obligated) dedicated product support is a better use of our short time, more often than not.

A localized reversal of entropy.

Yeah, MS has been pretty vague so far on gha usage. Basically “have fun; don’t go crazy”. I imagine they are waiting and collecting more data before opting to impose any specific usage constraints.

Just wait until they dig deep enough to craft iron and diamond armor.

This argument already played out between the carrier and sub fleets during the Cold War. The carrier is not the next battleship, that’s just lazy analysis.

You’re ignoring the part where the carrier fleets withdraw out of range of any potential threats during the A2AD phase of an emergent combat theatre until the environment is safe for them to resume closer area support.

Not necessarily - carriers are a peace-time fleet.. their value is in force projection and unparalleled logistics.

When it comes to a shooting war though, the US Navy has an entirely separate war-time sub fleet. The carrier fleets would back off to a safe distance and provide logistic support until the subs and bombers decapitated enemy weapon and radar systems, and air superiority could be established. Then the carriers could move in to provide close air support missions and targeted air strikes.

There will be no 180 so long as china’s reckless belligerence in the region continues. In a time when china could have consolidated its soft power, it ends up pissing off nearly every neighbor and starts a land war with India. The Quad is likely to be more influential in the region than this trade agreement.

This is either going 28 Days Later or Planet of the Apes.

There’s a lot more to becoming a naval power than just building ships.

The answer to this likely depends on different drivers. Maybe a single blanket policy is not the answer.

The academic literature is overwhelming support of the argument that legislative term limits have zero value. They only lead to inexperienced, ineffective legislators.

Organize. Lobby our legislators. Put that money to use.

It’s a form of recency bias. Some people need to believe that the place and time they occupy is the most significant.

So what you're saying is we need to invent the gyro-desk!