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'Hyperspectral imaging in wound care: A systematic review':
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'Hyperspectral imaging in wound care: A systematic review':
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RT @bookletboy: "It is almost always gambling that enables one to form a fairly clear idea of a manifestation of chance; it is gambling that gave birth to the calculus of probability; it is gambling that this calculus owes its first faltering utterances and its most recent developments;" 1/2 https://t.co/ar5DIwinYj
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RT @bookletboy: "It is almost always gambling that enables one to form a fairly clear idea of a manifestation of chance; it is gambling that gave birth to the calculus of probability; it is gambling that this calculus owes its first faltering utterances and its most recent developments;" 1/2 https://t.co/ar5DIwinYj
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RT @WriteAheadLog: VCs: please less dinners and more lunches. It's much harder for parents to make it to a dinner. I want to meet your elite cadre of likeminded AI thought leaders, but my kids have booked my evenings for the next 18 years.
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RT @WriteAheadLog: VCs: please less dinners and more lunches. It's much harder for parents to make it to a dinner. I want to meet your elite cadre of likeminded AI thought leaders, but my kids have booked my evenings for the next 18 years.
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RT @alexbilz: 'Probability Theory: The Logic of Science' - E. T. Jaynes (2003, PDF):
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RT @alexbilz: 'Probability Theory: The Logic of Science' - E. T. Jaynes (2003, PDF):
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RT @bookletboy: "Mr. G owes $100 000 to a loan shark, and will be killed at dawn if the loan is not repaid in full. Mr. G has $20 000, but partial payments are not accepted, and he has no other source of income or credit." 1/4 https://t.co/QhP7XtX2Kf
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RT @bookletboy: "Mr. G owes $100 000 to a loan shark, and will be killed at dawn if the loan is not repaid in full. Mr. G has $20 000, but partial payments are not accepted, and he has no other source of income or credit." 1/4 https://t.co/QhP7XtX2Kf
Chen, Robert W., Larry A. Shepp, Yi-Ching Yao, and Cun-Hui Zhang. “On Optimality of Bold Play for Primitive Casinos in the Presence of Inflation.” Journal of Applied Probability 42, no. 1 (2005): 121–37. https://t.co/eBVafqCHEe. tweet
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Textbooks & sailors' conventional knowledge held that cyclones simply could not develop that close to Earth's midriff.
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Textbooks & sailors' conventional knowledge held that cyclones simply could not develop that close to Earth's midriff.
Typhoon Vamei in 2001 formed at 1.4°N in the South China Sea, making it the closest tropical cyclone to the equator.
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RT @jptissot1: I had the pleasure to be interviewed by @capitalemployed , the below interview has just been published.
Thank you very much @capitalemployed and @equitybaron Kingston for the invitation. I enjoyed very much answering your questions.
Here is a sneak peek of a question I liked a lot:
You state you hold investments for a long period of time as long as the management continues to execute.
What are the signs, both quantitative and qualitative, that would make you start to worry that management is going in the wrong direction?
Answer: This one is an easy one for me. When you invest you have a hypothesis of how a company can increase value. We should never imagine we have the true picture of reality.
Overtime, what happens with the company will let you know whether your hypothesis is correct or wrong. Once there are appearances of facts, you evaluate each one and compare it to your hypothesis and based on that analysis you calibrate your position (reduce or add) or exit the position.
Let me give you a quantitative example and a qualitative example.....
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RT @jptissot1: I had the pleasure to be interviewed by @capitalemployed , the below interview has just been published.
Thank you very much @capitalemployed and @equitybaron Kingston for the invitation. I enjoyed very much answering your questions.
Here is a sneak peek of a question I liked a lot:
You state you hold investments for a long period of time as long as the management continues to execute.
What are the signs, both quantitative and qualitative, that would make you start to worry that management is going in the wrong direction?
Answer: This one is an easy one for me. When you invest you have a hypothesis of how a company can increase value. We should never imagine we have the true picture of reality.
Overtime, what happens with the company will let you know whether your hypothesis is correct or wrong. Once there are appearances of facts, you evaluate each one and compare it to your hypothesis and based on that analysis you calibrate your position (reduce or add) or exit the position.
Let me give you a quantitative example and a qualitative example.....
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Interview #101 with @jptissot1 from Arauca Capital.
Jean discusses in great detail a company he's super bullish on + much more. 👇
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