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esel2k
4y ago
But even if all these analysis would be dine automatically, I guess you won’t be out of a job soon (good news I guess). But just different: I did in the automation of the diagnostic lab and what happened is that from a detective style job,
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esel2k
4y ago
So much this. I just interviewed about 10 doctors in the space of neurology and radiology to start some new projects. The truth is most of the headaches are from insurance coverage check or for radiologist for filling out correct reports. T
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esel2k
4y ago
Thanks and how is your experience with distance to your BT receiver? Any wall in between? BT does not have any mesh capability so I am wondering if I can realistically cover my whole terasse of 100sqm.
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esel2k
4y ago
Thanks for sharing. Do you have experience with them and the Ha integration?
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esel2k
4y ago
Senior Product Manager here - let me tell you it is a horrible job to do well and a constant battle (customer, politics, management, engineering, Ux, money etc) I believe more in the PM, UX Lead and Tech Lead trio and very good collaboratio
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esel2k
4y ago
We rent - unable to buy such an apartment. But yeah it is not in a major EU city only smaller 200k inhabitants but international and well connected.
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esel2k
4y ago
I am one of those that would love to come more to the office - but having kids & living in one of the best quality of life city in a affordable big appartement is not something I will give up. So the only thing I could land is beeing re
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esel2k
4y ago
I buy generally alot of things used/refurbished - also my beloved X1 carbon. As a swiss I always found it difficult to find the right keyboard, especially with ultrabooks. If framework would make it easy to buy another keyboard format
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esel2k
4y ago
Why not? I ask this as european that lives in an appartement close to city center. We have about 32 families in the space where you have typically a big us house. And no I don’t live in poverty - 100sqm rooftop, own garage spot and really e
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esel2k
4y ago
Not only pleasing managers. I feel as well a certain envy from people who can’t work remotely, that find pleasure in seeing such articles. And I say that as someone working in tech missing the office.
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esel2k
4y ago
I see the same where I work: Reorg and layoffs upcoming. But the second part (as much as I would like to believe it) makes little sense. Our company willingly sourced candidates across the globe to find rare talents. They won’t let that eff
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esel2k
4y ago
We have a museum here in Mulhouse France where they cut open a locomotive and added LEDs in blue and red to show the different tubes and exchange of heat. Quiet interesting and helped me to understand how it works. Here an image of it: htt
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esel2k
4y ago
As central european I don’t see the problem to solve here. Getting to work (which is let’s day 100km away), typically there is a fast train to get there. If it doesn’t at least a regional train will get you to a hub. For the last mile you e
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esel2k
4y ago
Got the Iphone SE 2022 refurbished for 240USD - like new. Gives me a few years to find a alternative (hopefully it will be something that lasts and even maybe non Apple).
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esel2k
4y ago
I agree that hoping jobs can be seen bad. But isn’t it a chicken and egg problem? If you don’t have interesting experience nobody will hire you. If you have too many job hops nobody will hire you. I am exactly in this position. My current a
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esel2k
4y ago
I was wondering the same. I think GTA is so know that it might have a positive effect instead of the super picky fan base. For my side I have not touched a game for 5 years but I was excited to see GTA6. For me it was good news. But am I a
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esel2k
4y ago
The article didn’t mention it will get cheaper. To me it is a bit of a sugarcoating. Making faster - too hard More seats - more profit Less energy - more profit AND better company image Good MBA student.
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esel2k
4y ago
Thanks, I didn’t know it is visible in the booking application. Normally the trip is arranged by a booking agency (business trip). I wanted to take kids (stroller etc) with me but I don’t see them in the metro. How do you get from the big T
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esel2k
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Sitting on the TGV Lyria while writing this. I have to say it is a great feeling to travel across the country in a few hours. However I think it is the experience around it that make it difficult: Waiting lines at Gare the Lyon never knowin
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esel2k
4y ago
I thought I would laugh after this article, but in reality I could cry. My current new job, I had seriously a total of 9 interviews! And guess what - I thought it was kind of a red flag but still continued just to realize how much of a con
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esel2k
4y ago
Just wondering why focussed on home-testing for 3-4x the price versus working with a central lab that is optimized for lowering their costs. Especially private lab chains might be interestes in additional business. The focus could be rather
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esel2k
4y ago
Same country and I received quiet offers with a wide range: From senior engineer at a rate of 65USD/h up to some product/project engineer work for the same company (other bodyleasing company though) 120USD/h. I am bit confuse
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esel2k
4y ago
Swiss here aswell and regular cyclist. We have seen and will see more and more space been taken by bicycles: Look at what paris did during covid: narrowed streets everwhere to make a separate bike path. Now they can’t keep up with people ri
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esel2k
4y ago
I had a Berlin offer and live at the other end of the country. I was able to negotiate a 3-4per month presence but at the end I got a more competitive offer. Out of interest: Is this something that you have seen working in Germany ?
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esel2k
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I am in the same shoes. I want to work in that domain doing my role. But I was trying to get into the companies in my area and that role was rare and with way to heavy competition, so I work remote for a company that was not able to find th
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esel2k
4y ago
Beeing a Product Manager myself I agree there can be a risk. But there are other situations that demand alot of work like I am now doing: The product is customer facing and has been developed for years with marginal success. Management expe
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esel2k
4y ago
Isn’t garden leave agreeing that you won’t work for the competition? Or is it even saying not working at all, not even in an unrelated job? If I had a job the next day I might just enjoy two salaries. Would this be blocked by a garden leave
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esel2k
4y ago
Same here, my wife and I bought used iphone 7 and I already to replace a screen and two batteries. I have to admit I miss having a better cam - but I will never pay 1000Usd for a phone.
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esel2k
4y ago
I am remote since 4month and I miss beeing so disconnected. Also from line manager. I had a similar situation before but we’ve met as a team 1x a week and also now and then spent time purely on getting to know eachother. Secondly we tried t
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esel2k
4y ago
I did a couple of years in agtech and must say I was impressed on the readiness of technology (adoption was a different story). So to me think of crop planning, soil health monitoring, genetically modified crops for specific regions/d
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