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Has a casino ever gone bust because of someone on a winning streak?

Yes - and spectacularly. In 1948 the Thunderbird Casino in Las Vegas went bust on opening night. Its owners, Marion Hicks and Clifford Jones, didn't have enough cash on hand to cover a winning …

Susan's Digest   Top Stories For You   Has a casino ever gone bust because of someone on a winning streak? Peter Hand, lives in Las Vegas • Answered June 23, 2018 Yes - and spectacularly. In 1948 the Thunderbird Casino in Las Vegas went bust on opening night. Its owners, Marion Hicks and Clifford Jones, didn't have enough cash on hand... Read More » 451K 1.3K 28   If Julia does everything better than Python, why isn't the community massively switching? Morgane Alinaï, I use data sciences for some analysis in my design job • Updated March 1 As a language Julia nearly does everything better than Python. A bit easier to write. Easier to read. Way faster to execute (Fortran speed, used in supercalculators by space a... Read More » 1.1M 1.5K 72   Why do so many people defend China? Chiu Yu, PhD Physical Sciences, Major US University • Updated February 28 My case? I was born and grew up in Taiwan. I have never lived in China and know few people there, although I know its history, current events and language very well. I have... Read More » 85.8K 984 93   Why do Amazon engineers leave after 3-4 years? Is it because the total compensation starts to drop after that point (due to RSUs being all vested)? Bernie Wieser, former Sr TPM at Amazon (2015-2018) • Answered October 25 3–4 years? Its really 1–2 years. AMZN has a hiring problem because they have a firing problem. 30% attrition YoY burns a lot of bridges. 10% of that is mandatory decimation... Read More » 1.3M 1.9K 107   Where can I check newgistics package tracking? Beau Ellwood • Answered October 14 The most straightforward way to track your parcels is to use the newgistics package tracking app or website. Everything you need is to know your tracking number. Besides, s... Read More » 188.4K 19 Explore more stories

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What is a sign that someone is not going to be successful as a data scientist?

When we talk to employers, one thing that we hear is that while the specific skills (coding, statistics, etc.) are important, potential for success is really measured by the "soft skills." Can t…

Susan's Digest   Top Stories For You   What is a sign that someone is not going to be successful as a data scientist? Scott Alberts, Professor of Statistics, et al. at Truman State University (2000-present) • Answered September 6, 2018 When we talk to employers, one thing that we hear is that while the specific skills (coding, statistics, etc.) are important, potential for success is really measured by th... Read More » 145.8K 421 3   Why is Lisp called the most powerful language? Keldon Alleyne, Developer - Games, AI, DSP - C++ / Java / Python / Smalltalk • Updated May 28 The most powerful language is anything that can effectively do this: Read More » 126.2K 233 5   What tells a VC that you are an amateur? Brett Fox, Fmr CEO @ Touchstone Semiconductor • Updated April 1 "I know that guy," I whispered to Dave, the partner that was looking at the deal. "Who is he?" Dave whispered back. "I replaced him as VP Marketing at the company I was at. I... Read More » 38.6K 131 7   Is machine learning currently overhyped? John Singer • Updated December 22, 2020 I would definitely say so. In my last 3 jobs as both a data science manager and data scientist, I've tried to use machine learning but in each job it is the same story. The ... Read More » 1.7M 2.2K 69   Does Silicon Valley overvalue degrees from prestigious universities? Han Wu • Updated March 7 Does Silicon Valley look at what school you went to? Absofuckinglutely. If you are a Master's candidate at Stanford's Electrical Engineering program, you can go to the VC fi... Read More » 185.9K 1.2K 15 Explore more stories

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