frankydp

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by frankydp 8y ago
You have a low chance of getting any nonprofit to reach out. It doesn't have anything to do with you, it is the administrative burden of bringing someone on. Someone that requires a large level of trust, and is going to be doing somet
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Hacker steals hundreds from woman's Cash App(Square)(fox5atlanta.com)
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by frankydp 8y ago
Not directly related but Georgia also has a pay to carpool/alternative commute program. http://gacommuteoptions.com/
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by frankydp 8y ago
Two things. Some people would say that helping art venues stay viable is respectable/nobleish. Secondly. Go find a way to help your neighbors near you. IMO, there is no amount helping theoretical people/users that will motivate yo
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by frankydp 8y ago
I would also add that a paperwork heavy culture around discipline, can lead to all kinds of unwanted behaviors, especially when combined with exception creep. An example from the article was the reference that numerous events occurred that
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by frankydp 8y ago
There is generally written testing involved, along with a multi-person board/interview that is a direct knowledge test under that inherent stress of face to face.
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by frankydp 8y ago
I would suggest that MCD corp regularly turfs out established O/O's, just for the opportunity to re-sign lease agreements for better rent %s. ie renegotiating from 90's rates around 5% to 2010's rates at 10% of gross. I
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by frankydp 8y ago
The entire model is labor arbitrage, with any employer obligation/cost removed. When nonprofits pop up to help gig workers determine if they are actually making any income, the business plans seems pretty obvious.
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Daimler Delivers Its First Battery-Electric Commercial Truck to Penske(daimler-trucksnorthamerica.com)
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NASA's Voyager 2 Probe Enters Interstellar Space(jpl.nasa.gov)
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CHP uses Autopilot to stop a Tesla Model 3 with a sleeping driver(latimes.com)
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by frankydp 8y ago
If you can reduce legal risk(accidents) by 50x or 100x and extend the road time by 2x or 3x, then paying a security person seems like a doable call. Especially if you can pass some of that premium risk mitigation on to the customer, if loa
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by frankydp 8y ago
You are most likely getting down voted because your suggestion is already policy and law in most(if not all) states. Applied in different ways and at different levels. For example local police(city/county) critical incidents are inve
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by frankydp 8y ago
You are certainly describing a lactose intolerance vs allergy. If you immediately presented with symptoms there was nothing slight about it, it is just an intolerance. My household prefers lactose free milk(not necessarily Lactaid brand) ov
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by frankydp 8y ago
I also viewed Snap as an platform built on a single missing SMS feature, temporal messages. They have added a bunch of other stuff, but that single feature was always the adoption driver, and eventually users figured out screenshots trump
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by frankydp 8y ago
If my credit card company can call and text me while I stand at the Point of Sale for an high risk approval, why then can these folks not do the same. It should be the default behavior. Now the challenging and arguable more difficult thing
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by frankydp 8y ago
There is a whole niche market for wireless vehicle charging. Check this provider out. No connection to me just a customer. https://www.brandmotion.com/freedom-charge/wireless-charging...
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by frankydp 8y ago
You can customize each direction of swipe in the Gmail app.
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by frankydp 8y ago
Gmail has snooze. With the settings to customize your swipe in each direction.
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by frankydp 8y ago
Interesting. I wonder if any regulations around phone numbers is actually what it protecting Voice from getting nuked from CEO orbit.
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by frankydp 8y ago
Keyboard + Mouse + Screen real estate Phones/Tablets are consumption devices first, and everything else is an afterthought/hack.
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by frankydp 8y ago
Did VMWare bring something to market early also? Couldn't find a press release. Maybe it was just a partnership with Atrix or Continuum.
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by frankydp 8y ago
Something like Dex? https://www.samsung.com/us/explore/dex/
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by frankydp 8y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pboejsWb484 These got installed, but adoption was low due to cost, they were tied into the POS.
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BBC News: Water ice 'detected on Moon's surface'(bbc.co.uk)
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by frankydp 8y ago
There is a program to provide that feedback. I already own an enabled water heater for example. https://smartgrid.ieee.org/ http://www.whatissmartgrid.org/smart-grid-101
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by frankydp 8y ago
This seemingly simple tactic, WORKS. It works even with mature folks. It is just harder to be angry when someone pads your ego or your mood even just a little bit. The 'compliment' does not even have to be direct or a complimen
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by frankydp 8y ago
Flexibility of mission and sensor.
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by frankydp 8y ago
It would be difficult to sue for not being the recipient of an advertisement. While it may feel off it is most likely not illegal, because it is an ad and not part of the hiring process. In the same way that the big bech 4 host hackathons(
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'Permanent' interstellar visitor found(bbc.com)
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