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by avelis 6y ago
But are they passing on the savings to the employees? Not everyone has the same internet access or home office amenities.
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by avelis 6y ago
So, many big phone makers tried to meet the smartphone transition and pulled out. It sucks. Palm LG Nokia RIM (BB) Microsoft Amazon Obi Worldphone I know BB still makes phones but it is no longer a dominant arm of their business.
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by avelis 6y ago
The title is a little clickbaity. In my engineering management experience I instill the following values to decent success. * Write tests for almost all code. * Code review with peers. * Deploy frequently with roll-backs. * Reward each othe
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by avelis 6y ago
If this is a call to regulate the internet then it is now a utility and must be treated as such. That would essentially have to ask big tech to be broken up. The model we have now does not treat the internet and its platforms as a utility.
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by avelis 6y ago
Just to add to this perspective. I live in Austin, TX, in April of this year it is hot enough outside that the A/C has to stay on constantly day and night. It's August and the A/C is never off. I don't expect the A/
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by avelis 6y ago
The horologist community holds the F-91W as a classic for Casio. It's a good starting point in the affordables category. It has a lot of features for less than $15 USD. I guess that's why terrorists use them.
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by avelis 6y ago
I guess UFC is worried that someone could file it and do damage to the UFC brand.
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by avelis 7y ago
I remember rewatching the switch to Intel being for performance per watt. Intel was way better at that metric than G4 or even trying to get a G5 into a notebook. Maybe ARM can finally achieve the suitable performance per watt they are looki
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by avelis 7y ago
Another good example not listed is the burrito. The burrito in the US isn't a thing in Latin America. However, it is pinned as being Latin food vs Latin-American food. I guess the disqualifying difference is most don't travel to L
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by avelis 7y ago
I definitely agree with the comments here. For me, TVs have the screen size I want but not the software/hardware or content I prefer. Smartphones have great access to software and content but at a screen-size that is limited. Casting w
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by avelis 7y ago
For those who can afford it. It's a great time to get home solar. Even a small 3.7kW solar panel system can help out with the basics if not more.
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by avelis 7y ago
No. At the company I work at we do both.
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by avelis 7y ago
cmd+delete = moves selected item to trash. shift+cmd+delete = empties trash bin. It's easily my goto combo to delete something fast.
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by avelis 7y ago
Their genius bar is just slowing down since they want you to buy new instead of repair what you have. Not always the case but I get that feeling. That and “IT at home” requests seem to flood the bar now.
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by avelis 7y ago
The in store experience has changed with the staff. Two examples that come to mind. I remember going in to buy an iPhone 8 after new prices announced. I spoke to a rep for 2 minutes for him to then to say: “let me get someone for you.” Then
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by avelis 8y ago
Tesla kind of is for what it has pulled off with the Model 3. Either Tesla is undervalued or Rivian is overvalued.
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Meetings Should Be Shorter(thecut.com)
1 points by avelis 8y ago|0 comments
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Housing Can’t Be Both Affordable and a Good Investment(citylab.com)
2 points by avelis 8y ago|0 comments
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by avelis 8y ago
Elon Musk: “Do it.”
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by avelis 8y ago
Toyota has the cash but seems to have trouble understanding that electric is the future of automotive transportation. I hope they figure it out for their sake.
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by avelis 8y ago
If I were Lyft I would be looking for an automaker acquisition. Specifically one with an EV program or willing to start one. I say this because once any automaker figures out self driving on an ev, the fleet rideshare aspect would be a negl
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by avelis 8y ago
40k and it was small for how long I was there. I heard others got more for being with the company less time I was. A bit of wisdom here. Be selfish. Get everything you reasonably can.
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by avelis 8y ago
While most details of the crucial launch were mostly hidden, Elon has shares numerous times that fate was kind to them on that day. I wish SpaceX godspeed into the future. Spacex has put sci-fi authors on notice.
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by avelis 8y ago
I meant to say powertrain. I need coffee.
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by avelis 8y ago
Yes more or less. It’s critical because now it is on cost parity with an ICE drivetrain. Once it goes below it across the industry ICE drivetrains for consumer cars is toast.
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by avelis 8y ago
Coworker approached me during lunch and pitched me the startup he was about to co-found. He told me I am the most talented but the most undervalued engineer there. He shows me the slide deck and says: “Help me build this. We will get the fu
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by avelis 8y ago
I have been watching his channel when it was called Car Gurus and he had to change it. What is so awesome is how he is pushing the needle for the right to repair argument. As a TSLA stock holder I want him to continue to push that POV. It w
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New Proof the Open Office Concept Is Ineffective(insights.dice.com)
6 points by avelis 8y ago|0 comments
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From a Tech HR Veteran: What I Wish Every Founder Knew(medium.com)
2 points by avelis 8y ago|0 comments
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by avelis 8y ago
I believe Elon has stated it should not be necessary. However, he also tweetes if his compsny comes to find there is no other way without Lidar they will figure a way to upgrade the hardware at no additional cost to those who have prepaid f

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