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by gonzo41 4y ago
Well they're sacking a lot of people to avoid thinking about strategy. Maybe firing CEO's is the silver bullet. A big stick incentive to remind the C suite to drive value creation rather than whatever they do now.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Hopefully that's coming.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Well, it's the world silicon valley built for everyone. And gen z, rightly or wrongly got to grow up with it.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
equivalents such as: the U2 spyplane, the BlackBird and all of the satellites they have. Oh and all the GlobalHawks.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
I've always liked saying. "there's memory safe languages and then there's languages people and airlines use"
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Actually I wouldn't be so sure. Western Navies are constantly doing freedom of navigation exercises.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
The Us military only shot it down because of pr. Usually you ignore spy planes. The are easy to track, and the military and airforce know how to sit around and wait things out. America should retaliate with its own balloons with no Intel p
698.
by gonzo41 4y ago
>When you have a page that has a bunch of tabs, which have tables with custom action buttons, row editing, row expansion, as well as composite components, modal dialogs with other tables inside of those, various dropdowns or autocomplete
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by gonzo41 4y ago
In the sense, he'll find it somewhat harder to do things like get big loans in the future.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Whilst I like the fire analogy a lot. it doesn't capture how much he's on the hook vs what we loose if twitter dies. I will loose...... can't really tell. Elon will have irreparable reputational damage done to him forever.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
screenshots?
702.
by gonzo41 4y ago
I agree, I suspect at that time in history an accident with a bang may just have been enough to start a full war.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Paperclips - https://www.decisionproblem.com/paperclips/ Be careful.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Do you think google cares that it's loosing it's edge? How do they not know it's getting worse.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Ionic propulsion requires massive power. It's cool but you'll probably never see it in real life applications.
706.
by gonzo41 4y ago
If only google could provide that sort of quality control.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Well at that time, micro-dosing lsd perhaps.... :P
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Just be brilliant at the basics. Be able to gather requirements, build a simple thing for clients quickly and confirm that it works. If there's one thing we can rely on SV for, it's hype, in the real world, there's still a ma
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by gonzo41 4y ago
I was doing this with work. Dot points were becoming paragraphs. Seemingly for others comfort. Yet, the dot points had all the information. So am I still preparing the paragraphs? Maybe the change we need isn't AI assist, but a break
710.
by gonzo41 4y ago
I find with programming video's the information density is really low. The best channels is where there's no introduction or it's in chapters and easily skipeped.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
If you can script this for yourself, write your post, push to your platform and auto publish to substack, or vice versa.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Everyone makes mistakes. HOWEVER, Mordern leaders get to the heads of large organizations by never making mistakes, by blaming the little guy, or coworker and hustling up. They'll only fix this because they have too. There isn't a
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Wiping out that wetland may be a big mistake. Wetlands flood. I hope they had a climate change updated 1:100 year flood study done. Oh well. I would suggest you consider making it painfull for them and trying to extract the highest price fr
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Don't joke, Australian 'luminary' Malcom Turnbull passed a set of stupid laws and said unflinchingly and unironically that, “The laws of mathematics are very commendable, but the only law that applies in Australia is the law
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Apple customers don't care. They have money to burn on a luxury good, and the apple cult is just like the Tesla cult. People cannot physically hear the criticisms. There will be no consequences.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Old people love buttons. I don't say this disparagingly. I too long for my feature phone days. Things were simpler.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Building energy efficient homes also does that. No need to over complicate the situation.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
I bet they used the wrong maps. Like a topo or regular driving map. If they'd gone that one step further and gotten the utility GIS layers Tthings could have gotten a lot more out of hand.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Upvotes and downvotes don't matter. The real score and fun is how many people you can draw into trying to get to you to admit that 1+1 is 2.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
I think some of this boils down to people who are lonely and want some form of connection. -And, there be a good percentage of people in tech, especially in 'visionary' companies that feel some for of identity fusion between they

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