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by bob33212 6y ago
I have seen similar achievements with some really shitty enterprise software. Where I would normally pull data out of the system and use modern tools to perform analytics, other people who have used the software for years will write 500 lin
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by bob33212 6y ago
Pre pandemic we had a 15 person space that was available for our 30 employees, many of whom travelled We had about 10% usage.
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The least competent managers use lazy metrics like hours in the office for their employees. People who manage managers like this are really in a bad spot, because they have no idea if shit is hitting the fan down at the grunt level or not
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by bob33212 6y ago
Sounds Great! Thanks for Lean Startup it helped save me from spending years developing a product without a market.
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In the SEC filing they say that companies will be required to issue long term policy documents and that their progress should be measured in Years or Decades and with long term compensation plans. The compensation piece seems like the most
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by bob33212 6y ago
It looks like a SaaS analytics platform. Maybe they will have different data than normal Quarterly reports coming in from companies who want to be part of the exchange.
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by bob33212 6y ago
There are many CIOs at small/medium companies who don't understand any of this and will pay because it makes them feel better.
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by bob33212 6y ago
You can ignore the actual goal of assessment and just write words in the form of "Action, Noun, Target" like: "Gained Expertise in product X in Q3." "Implemented self guided research in Technologies X,Y,Z in Q1&quot
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by bob33212 6y ago
This is an all or nothing situation for Bezos. Either they win this or they say "Fuck it, FedGov/FedRamp are EOL. Have fun with MSFT/ORCL/IBM"
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Someone in this thread probably has a $500-$1000. Someone could look at that and say what the hell? A $200 chair is just fine.
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I worked with a lawyer who thought his job was to negotiate a contract with the least amount of liability for us. In theory that sounds good. But these contracts ended up sounding ridiculous to customers with statements like: "Under no
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If you read this book it will make sense https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Innovator%27s_Dilemma
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All corporate accounting has some amount of bending the rules. Conferences and team meetings at high end resorts which are not counted as compensation for example. The rules exist because of people like the Enron bean counters who spent the
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by bob33212 6y ago
That is a reasonable concern from an accountant point of view. But time and time again Elon has shown that he isn't operating with the normal MBA CEO mindset. He is operating as an engineer, and all that matters in the engineering worl
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Some people don't want to spend that much time with their families and choose to go into fields with others who feel the same way. Not saying these are bad people for wanting that lifestyle but it doesn't have to be that way ( see
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Runways, SAM Sites, Fuel Depots are hit at the same time. You gain air superiority very quickly
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If you look at product ratings you'll see that there are some products which get great ratings but those companies are not successful long term financially, and other products which get medium reviews but come from companies which are
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by bob33212 6y ago
"Building a Great Product" is the number one reason startups fail. There is nothing wrong with building a great product. However, if no one wants to buy your great product or if it costs a ton of money to get people's attenti
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They usually follow through for some amount of time. This is because it takes time to figure out how they are going to absorb you. If they changed everything on day 1 it would be a cluster fuck. A simple example would be if Orcl bought a co
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Did you watch the launch today? The live feed from space was not an iPhone taped to the side of the rocket with FaceTime running. Everything has to be custom built. And it has to be very reliable and durable in a wide range of environments.
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Yes, but there are a couple issues. 1. International wire transfers over 10k could get flagged by your bank as suspicious. Then you would need to work out with your bank how to prove that this isn't money laundering. 2. Intellectual Pr
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This will not be competitive with existing broadband offerings. Especially in competitive markets. Some people pay 70/month or less for 1GB currently in good markets. This will be competitive where the cost is currently 100/month
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The greater the surface area the quicker the decay. So if these satellites naturally fall after 3-5 years that means that if they somehow collided with each other creating millions of pieces of debris they would clear out with in less than
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The value offered by colleges is not just an education. It is 4 years of living away from home experiencing whatever floats your boat ( frats, independence, parties, sports, friends, etc... ). There is virtually no demand for online only cl
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10 years from now people will think it was crazy that you couldn't publish a totally legit app just because you had a payment button on the app. It would be one thing for APPL to charge a low fee for listing an app to cover their costs
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I always tell them that I dispute the charges and that they should sue me if they have proof and most importantly I tell them to never contact me again or I will sue
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That is by design. I follow a security researcher who generally get 10-20 comments/likes on his posts. He and his girlfriend broke up. She has 50 follows on Twitter and posted something vaguely implying the break-up was because he was
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Trump is smarter than that. He will also take credit for "securing America, because he stopped the Chinese computer virus that sleepy Joe and the socialist Dems wanted to let into America"
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It is a safer design because it is just 1 piece. There are a hundred ways it could fail. But that is within 1 system. Not multiple systems
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Corporations are slow and predictable. In that sense they are reliable for income. As soon as they cut expenses like conference or travel or bonuses it is time to look for another job even if they say the cutbacks are temporary. You will ha

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