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9y ago
No, you did say that money solves production issues.
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Production issues in car manufacturing can be solved by adding more resources just like adding more programmers to a software project can. Nope, not at all.
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The world's leading assembler of cars, Toyota, doesn't use artificial intelligence but human intelligence to make its processes run smooth and continuously improve them. A large human component is necessary in production and this
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A single bad review.
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A single occurrence is never systemic.
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And it's happened before - read up on NYT's Iraq War lies told on behalf of USG. This is how America works.
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Occasional underperformance is normal variance as is overperformance. If you can't handle these cases you don't belong in management, and if you fire everyone for underperforming once (your suggestion) you will soon have no worker
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Peak Silicon Valley Anarcho-capitalism.
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you added a number of links but none of them support anything that you said. you even used yourself as a source.
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worst astroturfing i've ever seen on HN
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This is Reuters REPORTING on the case. Not make a claim. Take of your fanboy glasses or go home.
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All metropolitan areas use Mandarin mainly.
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Your point is completely refuted. You never had one since it was based on made up facts.
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Shenzhen speaks Mandarin, not Cantonese. Cantonese is more common in Guangzhou but everyone there also speaks Mandarin. Mandarin is as much the first language of China as English is in the US.
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No, you can't say it because it is heresy and a social faux pas. Additionally, just see what happens when you actually stand up to the American political power - the fates of MLK and Malcolm X, and in more recent times Manning etc. And
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This is what you can't say in America - that the "democracy" is not so democratic.
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This is a form of r/iamverysmart. "Everyone around me is living in a filter bubble and blind to reality while I am the sole person to see through it all." Everyone's perception is shaped by their environment - you are no
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I don't. I'm merely asking for consistency.
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Your understanding is sophomore. You haven't uncovered a secret - this is common knowledge. What you don't understand is that actor recognition or brand isn't superficial, or unimportant, or a scam, but serves several importa
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What's your take in the Democratic Party?
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What have you done to spread the word about Howard Zinn's A People's History of the United States?
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Ever been in senior management?
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Because BBC is influenced by the British power structure.
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Like your second paragraph expresses, a press release id from the company itself is the absolute best source on their production numbers.
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The press release was created to provide information to news organizations. It is extremely odd to say they are not good sources.
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Bricks and mortar isn't going anywhere. Alibaba is opening their own set of stores, so is Xiaomi, and Amazon owns and runs them.
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>3) YC has no incentive to increase in size if it can't maintain a high-quality program because top founders only want to participate in a program with other top founders. If we do something that convinces top founders to stay away
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Signed by pg and others but not by Sam.
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Apple now sells an iPhone dongle with a headphone jack and charging port
(theverge.com)
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>Their growth over the past decade has been driven by expanding their physical retail presence on the one-giant-store-per-city model. > If they can match that in their in-home shopping apps and in delivery/assembly/install
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