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I recently had a similarly unfriendly experience in my inlaws' new Lexus, which has an accompanying mobile app for vehicle management and some advanced setup features. How did we learn about this almost completely required app & m
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What I wonder is what this means for Coreweave, Lambda and the rest, who are essentially just renting out fleets of racks like this. Does it ultimately result in acquisition by a larger player? Severe loss of demand? Can they even sell e
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I wouldn't even necessarily give one to anybody. If you're looking for a job just point to this block post in your resume/site and that's equally impressive.
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Fwiw, I was hired by Google in 2015 to help answer questions like "if Google were to add a CRM to the GSuite portfolio, should they build one, buy one or partner with key players". My team's charter was to create business ca
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The floor plan tool isn't really in house. It's just an extension of the industry standard real estate management platform they use Tririga ( https://www.ibm.com/products/tririga ) ... in the same way that go&
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Not necessarily manufacturing. I led a Microsoft takeout at Sanmina (global high-tech contract mfr) all the way back in 2008-2009, and the result was 23,000 users moving to GSuite and mostly just Legal & Finance keeping Office as a fal
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Learn something new every day! I had never heard of RFC 1149[1] and was only familiar with Pigeonrank[2], another short-lived product. [1] https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc1149 [2] https://archive.google&#
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What I wonder (and possibly someone here can comment) is whether Google (or MSFT) are using the same commercially available tools for LLM-augmented coding as we see, or if the internal tooling is different?
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I think this depends a lot on the rider and their level of experience (just like it does with drivers). Modern ICE cars are so quiet (to the point that many cabins feature ANC to help mask engine noise) that you'd never be able to hea
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I don't think so, personally, because I see that podcast as entertainment rather than education, and I don't think entertainers should ever receive O-1 visas.
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I often ignore Peter Attia these days (just like I also ignore Huberman), but I was listening to a fascinating pod he posted with two head/neck plastic surgeons who do both reconstructive & aesthetic procedures. It was the first t
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Day-to-day, no value at all (I have it on my Garmin). Only in combination with respiration rate + HRV + RHR does it become a useful signal, and frankly, if all four of those are out of whack then the odds you feel sick or run down and don&
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I don't understand the point of this chart. It essentially shows linear growth -- all 65k H-1B visas were allocated every year, until the past two years where layoffs have started impacting this labor pool. The entire tech industry h
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Honestly, though, there are far more use cases where 98% correct is equivalent to perfect than situations that require absolute correctness, both in business and for personal use.
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I'm in San Jose and it's school-issued Chromebooks here, too, though many students have their own [superior] laptop they are able to use. In the case of my household, my son has a Thinkpad X1 Carbon and my daughter has a Pixelboo
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I think you're missing my specific point that this is a Prop 13 issue. My land is valued at X and my neighbor's identical rectangular plot is valued at Y, why should that be the case if the land's objective value is identical
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Indeed. It reminds me very much of this ("toxic tofu" in Indonesia): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPyRAcdZHDo https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/14/world/asia/indonesia-to
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Afaict, Prop 13 does this in California. Property tax is based on assessed value, and that assessed value isn't just for the improvements, but also the underlying land. So the fact that I pay about $20k/yr in property tax and my
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Perhaps a solution is to create "LVT Zones" in metro areas, and perhaps replace current residential / commercial / agriculture / industrial zoning with them? And LVT that replaces zoning basically just lets the high
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I think one of the biggest issues is just how big and sprawling LA is. For bay area folks, it would be roughly the same as if the entire metropolis surrounding the bay was one city (plus unincorporated areas). If that provides any sense o
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Actually, my wife discovered them via Calm or Headspace because they were used in something there. We then added them to YT Music playlists.
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You're not wrong, but I think there's another factor, too. (And I drive a 2017 F150) I would love to sell my truck and get something smaller. But I just got a repair estimate of almost $2500 to replace the from facing camera in
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This is very cool and I'm glad the author compiled this material, but the site reminded me immediately of one I worked on (I ran the digitization lab in the special collections library for 3 years) in college, around 1997. The Whitman
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Satie's Gymnopedies have been on our household's "calming & focused" playlists for years now. Highly recommend, and I look forward to hearing these new works, too.
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If it makes you feel any better, California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo is most commonly just known as SLO. There are two other Cal Polys, one of which is known as CPP (Cal Poly Pomona) and the other mostly just referred t
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Recently, YT started supporting 4x playback for Premium subscribers, but only in the mobile app, not on the web.
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My family, too. My oldest is hoping to cover at least some college costs as a middle distance runner and my riding 9th grade daughter is a starter on a top team in a top league and also wants to play collegiately. We are clear with both of
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Not an Apple user so can't try, but wanted to weigh in and share that I think this is a brilliant idea and I can easily see it taking off with creators across many domains. I can also see Apple adding it as a feature in a future Camer
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It's going to be very interesting to see how things evolve in enterprise IT, especially but not exclusively in regulated industries. As more SaaS services are at least partly vibe coded, how are CIOs going to understand and mitigate r
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For your reference, Medbridge is one of the leading players in this market, for trainers creating prescribed programs for their clients/patients. The mobile app does everything you've created so far, but adds a governance and ana
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