ProAm

41 ms·

511.
by ProAm 4y ago
Apple is not stopping state-sponsored anything. They do not have the expertise nor willing to invest enough to stop it. And they also turn everything over they can at a local-law enforcement request, because they have to.
512.
by ProAm 4y ago
>This is a hollow argument since none of their competitors that also are faring any better either. SpaceX is delivering close to their promise now years before they have to. It's an alarmist piece by teleco like the clock is close t
513.
by ProAm 4y ago
It's not anger but I think the article (while probably written by a competitor or lobby) is reminding the public that Musk often makes empty promises and we should not let him continue to be subsidized by the US tax payer for an inabil
514.
by ProAm 4y ago
We tried to implement it 3 times and performance was horrid. Bad enough to have us give up and move to a different platform. I have not used Clubhouse or Shortcut.
515.
by ProAm 4y ago
Not really, they are being subsidized by US tax payers to provide a service and they are not meeting the terms of the contract/agreement. None of Elon's empires would be successful without US tax payers so I think the article is
516.
by ProAm 4y ago
Asana is hot garbage. As much as I dislike Jira, Asana could be argued as worse.
517.
Tesla reportedly laid off about 200 workers in its Autopilot division(businessinsider.com)
4 points by ProAm 4y ago|0 comments
518.
by ProAm 4y ago
> I just can't believe that a powerful country like America is letting a not-so-friendly military/civilian complex infiltrate it for somewhat unknown purpose This is 100% why their US data is now stored in Oracle cloud storage.
519.
by ProAm 4y ago
>Also why does a Tesla even need service other than a quick safety check. Because the initial build quality of the cars is still so poor they come broken, or quickly break.
520.
by ProAm 4y ago
Tesla can't make enough parts to fix things, its a two fold problem. No techs and no parts.
521.
by ProAm 4y ago
They call that hubris
522.
by ProAm 4y ago
I wonder if the Ukraine war has affected Snowden with all the sanctions? An America, exiled in Russia who has a job and works. Is he paid in Rubles? Is life immensely more difficult for him now than it was 6 months ago? Curious.
523.
Why Are We Still Governed by Baby Boomers and the Remarkably Old?(nytimes.com)
7 points by ProAm 4y ago|5 comments
524.
by ProAm 4y ago
Google has entered the chat with onsite laundry and free food.
525.
by ProAm 4y ago
Employees can move on at their choosing no? And the investors made a gamble, it's their own fault if they invested poorly. Now they have to wait (or at least play to the contract).
526.
by ProAm 4y ago
One thing you are paying for is maturity (in both software and the engineers) and predictable behavior. When you need to run a business sometimes (almost all the time) it's easier to pay people to get out of your way so you can execut
527.
by ProAm 4y ago
data is a liability regardless
528.
by ProAm 4y ago
Why? Business will continue, they are just trimming fat (excessively) based on what the market is doing. Next 2 years might be rough, especially for ecommerce.
529.
by ProAm 4y ago
That is odd, I wonder if its polling for connection?
530.
by ProAm 4y ago
Time to buy google ads so you'll always be on the first page.
531.
by ProAm 4y ago
I wonder if search results will return to the first page of results?
532.
by ProAm 4y ago
yes, among other things.
533.
by ProAm 4y ago
Isn't this one of the reasons why farm subsidies exist in the US? Paying farmers not to farm so in time of need or emergency we can produce more? (In addition to not over farming soil and depleting it permanently, keeping the price of
534.
by ProAm 4y ago
It also doesn't have a touchbar and has an excessive amount of ports!
535.
by ProAm 4y ago
Wait until you deal with Brazil. Billings systems are not hard they take engineers that are thoughtful and long-term thinkers which is not conducive to today's software developer hires. Which is why posts like this are made, Its a m
536.
by ProAm 4y ago
Someone on reddit said 'Netflix is like browsing the $2 DVD bin at Walmart except your pay them $15 a month for it' and I felt it was very apt.
537.
The 100 most Influential historical pictures of all time(rarehistoricalphotos.com)
1 points by ProAm 4y ago|0 comments
538.
by ProAm 4y ago
It should already be FAAMG for a year or two now
539.
by ProAm 4y ago
> I've never met anyone who was actually happy at Google when you sat them down for an honest talk. Everyone was either coasting and depressed/disengaged, or overworked and stressed I think this is true of most careers in the U
540.
by ProAm 4y ago
You're underestimating humanity's future potential to add more gas to our star!

More ›