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Yes, that's it.

Yes - we have customers all over NA and have received a couple of reports so far

I was thinking for those people in teams where multiple people have server access, how do they control who has access, how do they keep track, and how do they store that information?

We are to our way to a utopian society, where there are no poor and no weak. Unfortunately, they seem to have died in the process.

Hi, I was checking out your project. Do you mind if I ask where you got the list of universities and the URLs?

The biggest hurdles I think most people face is maintaining momentum throughout their educational process.

Most people want to start something new and quickly fall back into their old patterns that didn't include this new thing. You have to make time in your life so this becomes a consistent and ever present part of it.

So, my advise to you is to study for some period of time every single day, even if it is a 1/2 hour. Make it a habit.

Start with reading a intro level book and make sure that you get through it. Even when you don't understand what you just read. Just finish the book. Read it every day. Parts of it will be easy to understand and it will start to sink in. Then, do more.

Sounds like their broke, so even if you did sue and win, you likely not get paid. As CIO, ask yourself if going off the grid for a week after launch was a good idea? I'm surprised it didn't come up during your discussions before you left. Regardless, I'd chalk it up to lessons learned and move on with your immediate need to secure future income. Good luck to you!

For those of us who are in a startup and are intimately familiar with all of the issues surrounding with being in a startup, I don't have much appreciation for people working in an established company to co-op the word startup. You have a lean department, not a lean startup.

I have an upcoming project where we'll be implementing a pattern recognition algorithm - think smart flash cards. I've read up some on timed-repetition and a small amount on how neural networks work.

With your experiences, do you have any recommended reading that would help me with the neural network learning curve?

That by all measures, was a shit interview.

I still have my TI 99/4A - best christmas ever.

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