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by dakial1 3y ago
Yes, and one thing you can do is doing something/everything different everyday, but the downside of this is that you'll get fatigue out of keeping your brain on alert all the time. I observed this with people traveling, I used to
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by dakial1 3y ago
I think a mix of the two is the sweet spot
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by dakial1 3y ago
Because now the competitors have caught up. And this will happen to NVIDIA as well, but it might be a slower pace as NVIDIA tech is more expensive to develop than Cisco's
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by dakial1 3y ago
You are describing me perfectly. One of the main things holding me back in life is this fear of taking risks (which translates into a lot of things, like procrastination) I'm great at mapping project risks though. So there is that. :)
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by dakial1 3y ago
Apart from Spam, phone number is also one of the few unique identifiers, which is valuable to, among other things, to ID you cross-channel and show you ads. It is easy to create a new email, but not so easy to create and keep a new phone-nu
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by dakial1 3y ago
Author could use that queue time and some ML to forecast waiting times trends and create a real time Next-Best-Ride (NBR) model and plot those in the map. I'd find that useful the next time I'm pushing my 2 kids around that place.
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by dakial1 3y ago
That is a better comment Fatkam. But one question, your house is blurred because you (or someone) asked Google to do so?
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by dakial1 3y ago
They could do like everyone else and add ads or ask for donations
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by dakial1 3y ago
Because, ironically, they are run by greedy mentality
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by dakial1 3y ago
Plenty of MBAs and ex-McKinsey Consultants at NVIDIA (including leadership). Nobody builds a company the size of NVIDIA alone.
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by dakial1 3y ago
Even IBM is getting rid of IBM (or ex IBM) stuff. They are using outlook now, lots of teams use Jira/Trello/Confluence etc...
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by dakial1 3y ago
Well, it can. The value is in the eye of the beholder. If there is demand for it, it has value. But don't expect countries/societies to go back to anything resembling the Gold Standard (as leaning on bitcoin would be), as it was c
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by dakial1 3y ago
You might also ask what is the underlying value of gold. You can do nice stuff with it and has some industrial applications, but it held value historically because of its scarcity. That's why countries changed it, because they realized
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by dakial1 3y ago
I bet it has like 50 cameras streaming to the cloud in realtime.
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by dakial1 3y ago
Good practice, just need to make it known. Keep up the good work, I've used Niagara when I was at Android (on iOS now by my firm Rules) and I found it a very good value prop with an polished execution.
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by dakial1 3y ago
She might still be a great CEO but maybe just not the CEO Mozilla needs right now. There are not "universal great CEOs", just CEOs that fit a company during a specific time. Best example: Steve Jobs
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by dakial1 3y ago
I bet those are the same people who fought against vaccinations rules during COVID...
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by dakial1 3y ago
I believe in the good intentions of you and the team, but my advice here is to build a data management and retention process to be future proof. What it means is you create a policy of non-ad-value data collection and very short identifia
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by dakial1 3y ago
I've driven electric cars and really think they are superior to petrol ones in almost every way. The thing that is not there yet is the whole ecosystem around them. From the Closed loop Supply Chain to get the batteries made and recycl
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by dakial1 3y ago
That is quite a niche thing to be angry about...
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by dakial1 3y ago
Give it time. Soon innovators dilemma will kick in and a cheaper service will appear and Netflix won’t be able to fight it because it will be locked in into their current commercial model. It will be the new Blockbuster story. I can already
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by dakial1 3y ago
My feeling is that these layoffs news are nothing more that news/blogs riding the public interest on this given last year’s real layoffs….
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by dakial1 3y ago
12M is pocket change for Apple and Putin
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by dakial1 3y ago
I don’t know if Brazil was one of the places that convince Apple to do that, but we have a huge problem of mobile phones robbery with that aim to access the bank apps to drain accounts dry. In a quite resourceful way (social engineering, pr
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by dakial1 3y ago
This is time sensitive. The criminals would lose too much time doing that. At least for the “criminal use case “ in Brazil, where they want to quickly access your bank app, this wouldn’t work.
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by dakial1 3y ago
The 2 first accidents made it clear that this version of the 737 prioritized time-to-market over design (that’s why it needed the MCAS solution, a software patch for a hardware shortcoming.) Now this new incident with the Max 9 shows that t
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by dakial1 3y ago
QR. code that takes you to a Google Drive PDF with a scan of the printed menu.
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by dakial1 3y ago
That Cyber-bear looks familiar...
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by dakial1 3y ago
> Meanwhile, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg seems to earnestly believe that bringing Threads to the fediverse is a good idea, Of course it is. He wants Threads to be the Chrome of Fediverse, just in case it catches on. Great opportunity (other
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2023 in social media: the case for the Fediverse(theverge.com)
2 points by dakial1 3y ago|1 comments

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