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by btian 7y ago
Or just charge based on volume. I'm sure USAF is willing to pay a lot for true global Internet access on their planes
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by btian 7y ago
You're talking about standard services, Google employees are talking about consulting contracts. I'm not sure if you're making your arguments in good faith.
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by btian 7y ago
No. This is like Atul Gwande saying he sucks at surgery. You’re supposed to laugh and relax
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by btian 7y ago
rsync is better than Dropbox amiright?
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by btian 7y ago
The first line literally says “ This is an archive of a series of comp.arch USENET posts by John Mashey in the early to mid 90s”
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by btian 7y ago
I’ll argue that if your company is running more or less the same binary on 25 VPS servers, Kubernetes is definitely something to consider.
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by btian 7y ago
Have you found it? 2018 Macbook Pro is 3mm thinner than 2015 MBP. 0.5mm for all the things you asked for sounds really hard.
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by btian 7y ago
They will reveal to their respective board. Public shareholders will never know anything.
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by btian 8y ago
I used Voat when Reddit's servers were going down all the time, and didn't stay because the community is disgusting.
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by btian 8y ago
the article was talking about B.C. Why are you talking about Alberta?
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by btian 8y ago
It's $35k USD without tax in the United States. Apple also advertises iPhone as a $1000 phone, but the cheapest is like $2500 in Brazil. Not Apple's fault.
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by btian 8y ago
Why should Apple implement RCS? All the backend is controlled by Google. All the risks, none of the gains.
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by btian 8y ago
Then why is iOS not generally successful outside US?
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by btian 8y ago
What were all 737 Max pilots doing after the LionAir crash and Boeing's emergency airworthiness directive?
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by btian 8y ago
No. Apple stores also do repairs
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by btian 8y ago
What does it mean? Tesla raised Series F in 2009, and it's still alive.
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by btian 8y ago
It's measured by repeatedly taking GPS coordinates divided by time.
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by btian 8y ago
Because there are only 2 companies in the industry with huge moat - https://www.jstor.org/stable/4225650?seq=1#page_scan_tab_con... It's the same reason why airlines don't compete with each other.
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by btian 8y ago
But they're not competitors. They just happen to provide the same service. Cooperation is the way to maximize profits for both companies.
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by btian 8y ago
It's possible to get CSS only Bootstrap.
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by btian 8y ago
I would try to negotiate something for sure. If they refuse to pay a salary, try to get more equity. But if the transition only lasts 2-3 weeks, it may not be worth the confrontation.
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by btian 8y ago
I'll join the company on a full-time basis.
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by btian 8y ago
It's marketing for their search engine
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by btian 8y ago
How does what fit into what? It's possible to serve ads without being creepy if that's what you're asking.
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by btian 8y ago
It doesn't matter. Dropbox didn't acquire HelloSign for revenue. The acquisition was for the tech.
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by btian 8y ago
When was that? They may be exaggerating. I was in Shenzhen in the early 90s, and there was already reliable electricity, roads, ports etc., and those were not built by Li & Fung
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by btian 8y ago
What's up with all the negativity? Tesla grew by 10,000 employees in 2018 despite laying off 9% of the workforce in June. This is probably more of the same.
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by btian 8y ago
Don't think so. Corporate boards still go with one person, one vote, not percentage weighted.
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by btian 8y ago
Most startups fail, but I feel that's not news.
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by btian 8y ago
But many Tesla shorts like Greenlight Capital and Kynikos pay Bloomberg $30k/year/seat for their terminals. It would make perfect sense to tailor their reporting to their customer's taste. Working as intended I suppose.

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