Medallia has been profitable for quite some time and it's growing really fast, so hardly a waste of VC capital.
A company is profitable when it's earned more than was spent to get it off the ground. Have you reached that point?
our sentiment analysis models for some industries are better than anything else out there
"Sentiment analysis"? Ok, I'll take your word for it that you're making slicker snake oil than the next guy, but you're still not convincing me that you're doing anything that would attract first-rate engineering management.
Working here I've met some of the brightest people in the world (I stand by that)
I'm not at all surprised that he's not able to recruit good engineering managers to work on yet another waste of venture money. It's not a company that develops anything new or different.
It is illogical to suggest that a government can counterfeit money.
Bullshit. Governments have been counterfeiting money ever since the Romans got the bright idea to pass off bronze slugs as silver dinari, and kill anyone who refused to pretend they were honest coinage.
Yes it does. It deprives you of the income you should have earned from the funds you risked by putting them in someone else's hands in exchange for interest.
Pardons are for the guilty. What Snowden deserves is explicit exoneration, the thanks of the American people for exposing billions of felonies committed routinely by the minions of the NSA, and WE all deserve to see every last one of the perps behind bars.
I don't suppose it's occurred to you that the number and capacity of the busses is adjusted according to what the operators know about their client's needs?
This isn't a government operation we're talking about here.
That condescension is standard Feinstein bullshit. Anytime someone objects to her desire to usurp ever more power, the cunt will claim that we "don't understand" what she and her cronies are trying to do.
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Krugman admits to not be a technologist.
Well, that's a start. Let us know when he admits to not being an economist.
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According to this theory, some highly advanced computer programmer of the future has devised this simulation, and we are unknowingly part of it.
Wouldn't he have to be a computer programmer of the present, if he wrote this simulation and we're in it RIGHT NOW?
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Boy, you seem grumpy today.
No, actually I'm somewhat amused.
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Medallia has been profitable for quite some time and it's growing really fast, so hardly a waste of VC capital.
A company is profitable when it's earned more than was spent to get it off the ground. Have you reached that point?
our sentiment analysis models for some industries are better than anything else out there
"Sentiment analysis"? Ok, I'll take your word for it that you're making slicker snake oil than the next guy, but you're still not convincing me that you're doing anything that would attract first-rate engineering management.
Working here I've met some of the brightest people in the world (I stand by that)
Sounds like you need to get out more.
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For my part, I've met an awful lot of great engineering managers, in companies ranging from five-man startups to the Fortune 1 (Apple).
-jcr
I'm not at all surprised that he's not able to recruit good engineering managers to work on yet another waste of venture money. It's not a company that develops anything new or different.
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The cost of manufacturers liability awards is what's killing the light aircraft industry in the USA.
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It is illogical to suggest that a government can counterfeit money.
Bullshit. Governments have been counterfeiting money ever since the Romans got the bright idea to pass off bronze slugs as silver dinari, and kill anyone who refused to pretend they were honest coinage.
-jcr
Yes it does. It deprives you of the income you should have earned from the funds you risked by putting them in someone else's hands in exchange for interest.
-jcr
What about all the times printing money saved an economy?
Like, never in human history.
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The article mentions the feature size and its temperature tolerance, but I'm not seeing anything about performance. Anyone here know?
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Stuxnet is an anomaly: the first and only cyber weapon known to have been deployed.
What about this?
-jcr
There's a reason they're not admissible in court.
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Pardons are for the guilty. What Snowden deserves is explicit exoneration, the thanks of the American people for exposing billions of felonies committed routinely by the minions of the NSA, and WE all deserve to see every last one of the perps behind bars.
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Public schools, just like Microsoft, have no shortage of money. What they have is a plague of incompetent management.
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It wasn't the license, it was the fact that LLVM is a superior alternative.
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Isn't the burden of proof in any civil litigation always on the plaintiff?
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I realize that it's easier to be an asshole than think and read,
I'll have to take your word for it.
The excuse that it's "Greener"
What's to excuse?
It's convenient for the companies and more profitable for the companies.
You say that like it's a bad thing. It's not, and you're an idiot.
-jcr
I don't suppose it's occurred to you that the number and capacity of the busses is adjusted according to what the operators know about their client's needs?
This isn't a government operation we're talking about here.
-jcr
If every bus was carrying one person, you'd be right, but they don't, and you're a moron.
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this is not as eco-friendly as you might think.
It easily beats having those people all driving themselves.
It also causes congestion in the city,
No, it reduces congestion in the city.
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That condescension is standard Feinstein bullshit. Anytime someone objects to her desire to usurp ever more power, the cunt will claim that we "don't understand" what she and her cronies are trying to do.
-jcr
She's not crazy, she's evil.
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I still call them Anderson Consulting, because they don't deserve to get away from the stench of the Enron disaster.
-jcr
Go get your meds adjusted, kid.
-jcr