/biz/ - Business & Finance

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>>20187672

>>19174101
>it's not oracle related.
What a swollen asshole.

>>17721200
>>17718118
US insurance employs 2.7mm people, going off some rough numbers from iii.org. I can't find my previous infograph from statista but at 40% layoff/redundancy due to SCs, just replacing/automating insurance will be worth 50 usd per link per year (using the standard 33% cut of my other calculations). Plus that's only the 1.168mm directly working for insurance companies, the rest are third party or sales retards that can be almost fully replaced.

Plus the US market only makes up 25% of global...so conservatively you're looking at 150 per link in insurance globally.

We had a discussion the other day about how IoT and how to verify vehicle crashes/damage autonomously...but that's out of the scope of this thread (and auto accident property damages make up a minor portion, the hospital fees for even those make up a large majorty of the payout).

>>16939530
Preheat the oven.

>>16821211
Personally would've gone with a less serious fatman, but *unzips*.

>>16582382

>>16541887
>drops 15 cents overnight
No shit sherlock, didn't need to come get handfed to know a huge update happened.

>>16524851
Basically yeah, these are the base sandbox kiddy toy development tools...provided for free to get interested party's feet wet.

If you were working on something with that level frequency, it would cost a comparative assload of link/gas (for now). Something with that level of detail would be better off requesting once before whatever needed to happen, not using a set interval...but you've got the idea.

Again, these are the free to play or trial version of the full package (that isn't available yet). Not the finished final end product. Step .25 out of like 100.

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