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721.
by conductr 1y ago
> it's usually more productive to have custom software. If you multiplied the custom software development effort and cost to the multitude of places and use cases people in an organization are using spreadsheets I think you’d quickl
722.
by conductr 1y ago
Thanks for the response. Certainly respect your direction but I happen to think the trend will mature versus fade away. I know you're going after this certain niche, which I understand, but I don't think most people care as much a
723.
by conductr 1y ago
This sounds about right. My time in the industry, I always remember our top selling rep was basically royalty at the company he drove so much volume - but, he was only about 22 and never finished college or had any actual medical training.
724.
by conductr 1y ago
Used to work for a major implant company, we had a cadaver lab at company headquarters and flew in doctors for training. The rep in the OR is mostly just for support. They carry in a bunch of hardware in case the doctor needs to pivot midwa
725.
by conductr 1y ago
Pretty cool, I’m sure you’re well aware but I feel like the powder packs are the future here. Makes E-commerce more feasible too. Have you looked into this? Guessing the fresh part rules it out? Writing as someone that’s switched to liquid
726.
by conductr 1y ago
Telling someone "If you don't understand this, I don't know how to help you." is unnecessary snide that I was addressing. It is an passive aggressive attempt to assert your opinion as the only valid opinion. > Perhap
727.
by conductr 1y ago
It's been 25 years now but this exact thing is why I switched majors away from CS in college, I decided back then that I didn't want an employer/client telling me what to build. I liked software as a hobby but think it would
728.
by conductr 1y ago
My guess is it’s unavailable since it’s an iOS app
729.
by conductr 1y ago
I didn’t ask for your help other than accepting other opinions exist. In some cases the distinction is of high value. In some cases it’s at low cost. I’m of opinion this is low value and high cost, thus the cost benefit analysis fails. You’
730.
by conductr 1y ago
I half expected that answer and I personally feel it’s not the responsibility of the buses to invest in custom paint to afford you this convenience. Obviously it would be nice if buses ran on time and I could just tell you to rush if you kn
731.
by conductr 1y ago
I really don’t understand why long distance visibility/visual identification is such an important feature. Care to elaborate?
732.
by conductr 1y ago
It’s a matter of procurement process and personnel. They simply aren’t always concerned with cost as the primary decision point and thus tend to not negotiate as hard as you might like. I’m in a finance role, company’s money is my responsib
733.
by conductr 1y ago
Buses typically have lit signage indicating their route number or next stop, it’s kind of a dead giveaway and paint job can be ignored
734.
by conductr 1y ago
The majority of new-ish master planned suburban communities I’ve seen do have walking paths, bikeways, and parks baked in. Usually with some large HOA maintained pool, theater, I’ve even seen man made beaches (100s of miles from a coast). A
735.
by conductr 1y ago
The terms of the deal almost certainly specified they are allowed to change terms at their discretion in the future
736.
by conductr 1y ago
I think searches are just a common entry point to the internet at large. People search then they have some mistaken trust those links are legit.
737.
by conductr 1y ago
Conjecture. But, since the article says Colbert has 10 months left, I think this would be a awesome turn of events if they canceled his show for political reasons (to get Trump's FCC approval) only to ultimately keep the show now that
738.
by conductr 1y ago
I feel like short form video is inherently addictive, what special sauce are these smartest minds in the world using that adds to that? I've never used it, but since YouTube introduced Shorts I've become victim to the addiction an
739.
by conductr 1y ago
It’s a way to force you to update those apps. They don’t want you on the latest OS and on an old Music or Photos.
740.
by conductr 1y ago
Those exist and are still available but are fairly outdated in the US. The sealed lithium 10-year disposable is the newer standard. And, actually, building codes for last several year requires them to be hardwired so no batteries at all. Th
741.
by conductr 1y ago
Would you include RFID tags in packaging? If so, you're law needs more nuance back to the drawing board.
742.
by conductr 1y ago
I'm self taught programmer, I don't code professionally but feel confident that I can build any software related widget I ever dreamed up. That said, coding interview stuff I have seen is like gibberish and I don't see how it
743.
by conductr 1y ago
lol, yeah the trick is to use them as sparingly as possible and have a dozen or so to rotate. I'm not sure if I qualify as a slow thinker the way OP and some others here are discussing it. But, I do frequently need more time to answer
744.
by conductr 1y ago
Also filler text while you think is good to practice. “That’s actually a well informed question, what I’ve seen is….” Buys you 5 seconds if you can say it on autopilot and think while your mouth is moving
745.
by conductr 1y ago
Due to this, career success is going to be highly dependent on chosen profession. Some professions are inherently more social and require heavy networking. Software and engineering as a whole, is a good profession for slow thinkers to excel
746.
by conductr 1y ago
MM literally translates to 2000 in Roman numerals and Roman numerals is always the reason provided for why MM is used for millions. I don’t see where mille or it’s history of steps gets into the picture at all, unless it’s the real reason f
747.
by conductr 1y ago
I’m in finance and exclusively use the M and K to reference millions and thousands. Everyone says the MM is more accurate and I get that from a Roman numeral perspective it may be (if you ignore that it actually means 2000), yet I’ve never
748.
by conductr 1y ago
Just curious, but is there any evidence that Chinese/Indian/etc will even be as open to US students as the US has been to them? I have no knowledge of what their intentions may be, but I think it’s a pretty large assumption that t
749.
by conductr 1y ago
Admittedly, it's because my day job isn't very stressful/taxing at all. I'm in an executive leadership position, so I mostly just have a few meetings a day and make sure my teams are all moving things along/help blo
750.
by conductr 1y ago
The eventuality is of course a dystopian thought police situation, where simply thinking or even Googling something suggesting you were even contemplating something illegal will be grounds to charge you with the crime.

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