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cakedoggie
9y ago
Sure, but look what we have here? A number of people who clearly can't pick up on quite obvious sarcasm.
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cakedoggie
9y ago
So the biggest problem is slackers? That is why they make great PM's? What a joke. > Making good decisions quickly isn't the only quality PMs need that military or kitchen experience instills. How can you make good decision unl
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cakedoggie
9y ago
Anyone buying a new Tesla to replace their current car is bad for the environment. Lets just not lie about what it is. Time to start having a real conversation about what we need, rather than slightly diverting course by a few degrees, hopi
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cakedoggie
9y ago
Well of course, doing almost anything is much more effective than buying a Tesla. More cars are not planet saving at all, and it is delusional to think so.
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cakedoggie
9y ago
> What Tesla has achieved is so important in the long run for the environment Yeah, one thing the environment definitely needs is our continued reliance on personal transport vehicles, more roads, and more mining. How anyone can frame th
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cakedoggie
9y ago
Good luck. Ford was charged with murder in 1979 with relation to their Pinot, which they new was dangerous and did actually kill people. They got off.
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cakedoggie
9y ago
He is working with things that kid already know. Nothing wrong with that at all.
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cakedoggie
9y ago
So when have you actually tested this, otherwise it is just meaningless words.
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cakedoggie
9y ago
Why should they pay the same, they aren't getting the same service. You aren't on site to consult with at any time of the day. You can't give feedback straight away.
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cakedoggie
9y ago
There are lots of apps smaller and better than some of these. Consider the running app? Or using facebook in Safari.
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cakedoggie
9y ago
Yes, this guy doesn't seem to care at all about it, beyond writing a blog post. If he did, he would remove those huge apps and find alternatives.
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cakedoggie
9y ago
So which huge apps did you delete? Oh, none. Now you have your answer to why they don't optimize for app size.
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cakedoggie
9y ago
People don't care about app sizes, otherwise it would be an issue. Look at this poster, he doesn't care. He isn't going to remove any of those apps. There are runner apps that are a lot smaller, but he doesn't care about
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cakedoggie
9y ago
On a good quarter they will make over $18 billion profit.
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cakedoggie
9y ago
Not everybody can say that though.
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cakedoggie
9y ago
Isn't that answer obvious they? They need to know if you are skilled enough, and this is the quickest way to find that info out.
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cakedoggie
9y ago
Ah ok, confusingly this is the link to part 1: http://course.fast.ai/ This seems a bit odd.
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cakedoggie
9y ago
They don't even have a link to part 1 at the start of the article??
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cakedoggie
9y ago
Why? Why can't I just do it with my crappy hardware, and it take longer?
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cakedoggie
9y ago
And that is a stupid answer.
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cakedoggie
9y ago
And soon is not given in an answer to how long something will take, unless you wanted to annoy someone. If I asked when will the ice cream get here, and they answered soon, I would ask them to clarify, or just leave, knowing they had no ide
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cakedoggie
9y ago
Cheap housing and long travel times are not enviable at all.
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cakedoggie
9y ago
> Slack is a heaping pile of shit. I agree 100%. But it is still my preferred messaging platform, much better than Skype for Business, lync, anything else I have used.
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cakedoggie
9y ago
You think that is healthy?
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cakedoggie
9y ago
A PM is expected to consider security though, and to be wary of sending data overseas. Overwise they have no business working in IT. They might as well claim to not know what a network is.
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cakedoggie
9y ago
Some people went and created the same in multiple different languages/environments. Not sure you should be throwing around the word lazy.
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cakedoggie
9y ago
This is newsworthy and should be called out every time, especially when it is such a trusted seller as Amazon.
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cakedoggie
9y ago
It sounds to me like someone who was poor and believed in privacy, and is now rich and does not. It is funny how conservative you can become when you get a lot of money.
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9y ago
> I don't care about if a bunch of for profit businesses lose money. > What I care about is consumers and low prices. You are being short-sighted then. Come in, drive the others out of business, then feel free to raise prices wit
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cakedoggie
9y ago
You don't need it on a mac. You can take a screenshot of a part of the screen only, and it saves it to an image on your desktop, you can send to anyone.
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