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by apapli 8y ago
Bills. Everyone takes funds out when they want :)
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by apapli 8y ago
I imagine it is going to take you a LONG time to do this. Some apps will migrate easily, others not so much. If you want to look after your people build a program of work in place that helps you realise immediate benefit while giving you th
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by apapli 8y ago
I looked at X dot AI, but cannot justify the price. I would do 20 meetings a week and place a high value on my time, but to me their value proposition is simply not aligned with the price they are asking. I just don't believe it will h
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by apapli 8y ago
The reason? Simple. Developer mindshare. Microsoft lost it with Ballmer, and is getting it back under Satya. Ultimately Microsoft's success has always stemmed from providing platforms that support developers, and in turn they build gre
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by apapli 8y ago
Pretty light on in the enterprise computing section. I had expected more, enterprise applications are far more than just dropbox/slack/some product I never heard of before this report.
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by apapli 8y ago
It seems like you have had some progress but lack strategy, or a vision - ie what is your business here to solve. So instead you are placing lots of bets to see what works. Look up the EOS methodology, or read the book Traction by Gabriel W
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by apapli 9y ago
I was being sarcastic. Democratisation = making flying available to everyone - in this case, by enabling unqualified crew to pilot a plane. Obviously pretty poor behaviour.
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by apapli 9y ago
Or in "cool speak", I guess they could say they are disrupting the airline space by democratising flying? /s
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by apapli 9y ago
Spending your day in a sales role can be very similar to this. After losing time in client meetings, you often have only 5 hours left in the day to get your things done (frequently less than half that amount). I have certainly worked my fai
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by apapli 9y ago
Love it! And Balthazar is awesome too :) Best wishes, this is such an awesome idea.
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by apapli 9y ago
Let's take it back to currencies. You lend me 1,000 USD and then demand it back 12 months later. Can I give you 1,000 euro or 1,000 swiss francs instead? I doubt it. You'll want 1,000 USD back, or at least the equivalent to what $
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by apapli 9y ago
100VG-AnyLAN. Was superior to Ethernet in performance but it’s proprietary nature held it back.
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by apapli 9y ago
Skype 4 Biz works great for us. We are on Office 365. We do internal conference calls on it and also give the conference number out for clients externally. Being able to set up a con call from the Outlook mobile app is an awesome feature to
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by apapli 9y ago
They lost me at “I’m not a lawyer and don’t understand the relevant intricacies...”
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If banks keep cutting employees why do they still have so many staff?(mobile.abc.net.au)
29 points by apapli 9y ago|12 comments
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by apapli 9y ago
You could be transacting your coffee with any crypto that Starbucks supports, and which is compatible with the lightning network. Litecoin will work for this example. So Starbucks ask you to pay via Litecoin, which is fine by you even thoug
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by apapli 9y ago
They just successfully completed an atomic swap with bitcoin so yes LTC is defitely innovating too.
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by apapli 9y ago
Although not an exact replacement to Ms Access the types of products marketed by big tech to "technical BA's" appeal to that requirement. Building apps with clicks not code is the utopia these people are seeking, so the vendo
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Delta 737-900 races Hurricane Irma(mobile.abc.net.au)
3 points by apapli 9y ago|0 comments
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by apapli 9y ago
We had a (1988?) family Peugeot 505 station wagon that made over 600,000kms back in the day. Perhaps they don't build them like they used to, but our 1980's Honda sedan also easily clicked over 350,000kms too.
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by apapli 9y ago
I can just hear the private equity firm claiming it's "business as usual". My experience tells me when that phrase is uttered only a short time passes before lots changes!
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by apapli 9y ago
The photo in this article inspired me to do a google image search on mongolia. Never did I realise how much beauty is over there. For some reason I just gathered Mongolia consisted of either just desert, snow, or desert and snow. Just beaut
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by apapli 9y ago
Awesome reply, I've been searching for a simple explanation. This is superb.
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by apapli 9y ago
Not that I have mathematical proof, but I'd be happy to bet that the chance of buggy code being written is higher than the risks you outlined above :)
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by apapli 9y ago
It's just the convenience that is compelling. If you already use Office365 the integration with outlook for web (and desktop for that matter, which I rarely use) is really neat and for the most part "just works". I've go
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Why people in their 30s are ditching the mainstream workforce(mobile.abc.net.au)
34 points by apapli 9y ago|7 comments
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by apapli 9y ago
We are a 40 person organisation and use S4B via our Office365 subscription. It works perfectly. That said, being in Australia we don't have Microsoft-provided telephony in it, nor do we have any requirement for hunt groups and so forth
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by apapli 9y ago
Microsoft have been very successful in transitioning their commercial clients to Office365 in Australia. Their focus is now probably on growing Azure as fast as possible, as well as other key areas such as Power BI and Dynamics365. And of c
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by apapli 9y ago
Awesome suggestion, video looks great, will be buying it soon. Thanks :)
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by apapli 9y ago
Thanks, yes I've done that. Works well in keeping him off youtube/my work email etc. The kid lock is great, unfortunately doesn't stop the ads.

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