Section 1: Analysis 1.1 Context Zalando is Europe’s leading online fashion platform, selling all fashion products in all assortments from over 3000+ international and local brands as well as its own private brand products. It is currently operating in 17 european countries. It was established in 2008 in Berlin as a pioneering e-commerce shoe selling platform. Zalando’s key markets are european countries. Zalando’s vision and strategy for the coming years is to grow....
Have you ever seen a chess puzzle that you don’t know what to do in that position? or not knowing where to start thinking about it? or you select a move and you think this was the best move and then see it was wrong? Here, I try to introduce a systematic way to analyze chess puzzles and solve them. This can be used as a framework, so right after you see the position you know exactly where to start and check for alternative solutions....
Do you remember the time you wanted to learn and no one knew how to explain it to you?
If you are able to communicate effectively you are unstoppable.
Identify functionality and use cases This is the complete functionality of your SW system. This is what the system is built for. At this step all the functionalities and use cases of the system must be clarified. Normally, a SW system takes some inputs and then it performs some processing on it and then it returns some output or takes action as the result. Example of static website generator The first move....
If you explain properly you can get whatever you want
whatever you do, sonner or later you will face a problem to solve.
EPC 5GC (5G core) The main differences: Service based architecture MME decomposition Unified Data Management (UDM)
True meaning of ML Policy iteration method Linear vs. non-linear models Main theorem Policy gradient theorem Explanation of main theorem How does it optimize?
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