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[07:41 pm]
Vrael -- yeah but you forgot - I went to MIT for a degree in Medieval Shakespearean Poetry, obviously my parents have an income of about $500,000, so mommy and daddy can easily pay for my 3-bedroom-suite $4000/month apartment conveniently located while I work for free[07:04 pm]
Vrael -- That doesn't bother me, because I'm only going to work there for about 3 months and then take another offer now that I have irrelevant experience[06:53 pm]
jjf28 -- if you think that impression of me yelling HIRED will get you the job... then you're right, but there's no pay for the first 90 trial years, and there's no days off[01:27 pm]
Vrael -- Also, in case I forgot to mention it, I'd do some analytics on the Big Data in our analytics Data Lake where we'll analyze some Nano Data from the analytics database into some analytics which we'll analyze with analytics. Analytics.[01:26 pm]
Vrael -- jjf28jjf28 shouted: but how will you handle the backward overflow from the resulting upward revenue stream dynamics?
Oh that's a great question - here's what I'd do. As per Hamlet, the upward dynamics could be handled by an Othellan repertoire demanding on-change systematization of the vertical integration. Instead, we'll take the backward overflow into a horizontal integration using market analytics, resulting in efficiency increases.