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by hbarka 4y ago
Now try running your sales team with MS Access, Sharepoint, HTML, and JavaScript. Your sales force will quit not long after. Remember, the sales org is a profit center and IT is a cost center. Salespeople want to track leads and close oppor
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by hbarka 4y ago
Isn’t this akin to our major politicians having ties to Billy Graham/Evangelicals?
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by hbarka 4y ago
I remember when Iridium and Globalstar filed for bankruptcy. How the time spins.
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by hbarka 4y ago
Yes but constantly feathering like this causes foot fatigue.
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by hbarka 4y ago
Isn’t kanban a tool within sprints?
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by hbarka 4y ago
Their implementation of the paddle shifter was not the shiftable kind [1]. It was a lever you had to continually press to hold regen. Imagine your hand cramping up trying to keep it engaged. To this day GM has this odd implementation. [1]
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by hbarka 4y ago
Hyundai, Kia, and Audi EVs have paddle shifters which controls the level of regeneration braking and feels very much like downshifting. One paddle (+) steps up the regen to the point where the “drag” gets progressively stronger. The other p
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by hbarka 4y ago
You can’t possibly say it’s untrue because long term effects have not been studied for this device but it is a documented fact that screens aren’t good for us. Having it literally an inch from your retina cannot make it more benign. https:
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by hbarka 4y ago
On paper, the Silverado EV truck has specs that match or best the Lightning but we have to wait until 2024, late 2023. https://www.chevrolet.com/electric/silverado-ev
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by hbarka 4y ago
The handwriting is on the wall. Ford just had a great quarter with their EV lineup. The F-150 Lightning is sold out in participating dealerships. On average, the Lightning turned inventory in just eight days, the fastest ever for Ford. This
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by hbarka 4y ago
Light brightness and spectrum are associated with retinal damage. Blue light from LED overexposure can certainly do harm and can also affect your sleep cycle and hormone balance. I would not bake my eyes with these things anytime soon.
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by hbarka 4y ago
“Forever” chemicals https://www.insider.com/study-confirms-link-between-forever-...
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by hbarka 4y ago
>> Given that forks and knives are not the common utensils of the Asian dining table Asia is a big umbrella, my friend. (You can Google for how many countries.) You’d be surprised to know there are Asian countries that went from hands
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by hbarka 4y ago
That’s not true. You can validate outcomes. This is what accounting auditors do. Do you insist in doing a code review of your bank statements?
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by hbarka 4y ago
Not just social media. Look at news sites. Evolution from news aggregator to news plus well-placed ads to now where half the page is the Outbrain ads embedment. You could see a well-written story and then scroll down your struck with cognit
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by hbarka 4y ago
Tesla’s electric motor evolution is an interesting journey that has taken them at this point to the permanent magnet synchronous reluctance motor (PMSRM). Their history is very interesting. The early Model S was RWD using an induction motor
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by hbarka 4y ago
Google Sheets > Excel
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by hbarka 4y ago
How does the sense of the ridiculous or sarcasm fit into the theory of the brain as a conscious prediction machine? Is a sense of humor necessary with AI?
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by hbarka 4y ago
Mean, median, or mode—still just a measure of central tendency and falls short of the shape. Go one better and show the geometry of the distribution.
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by hbarka 4y ago
Even with net metering and all you have is solar, it still does matter when you use grid power. California peak rates are 3 PM to midnight, and you’re not getting any offset when the sun is down and then you’re conscious about peak rates. T
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by hbarka 4y ago
The history of outsourcing would be a great book, starting with the H1B visa, their conversion to permanent status as green card holders, becoming managers themselves, and then the manager preferring to outsource additional staffing due to
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by hbarka 4y ago
It’s difficult to overcome the difficulties created because of the the India time zone difference. It’s literally the AM/PM opposite for Silicon Valley companies. Real-time communication is a struggle, even with Slack or Zoom. You’re f
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by hbarka 4y ago
Which campus cafe do Xooglers miss the most?
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by hbarka 4y ago
I wonder how many lines of code it takes to run Craigslist. They probably haven’t refactored much since the 90’s. The profit margin is so high who cares about putting in new code to data science spam and scam.
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by hbarka 4y ago
A poor to rich country should be measured by how quickly they can build high-speed rail networks and their capacity to turn raw input into finished goods. In addition, rich to poor decline should be measured in how quickly the opposite is o
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by hbarka 4y ago
Don’t give the public sector too much credit when it comes to using data. They don’t do analytics. It’s still eyeballs on a live monitor. That’s not data science. While they have tons of data, they have to pay for a company like Palantir. I
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by hbarka 4y ago
I don’t know what the statistics are for stolen license plates but it seems to me, here in the San Francisco Bay Area anyway, that whenever there’s a recorded incident of a robbery or assault where the perpetrators used a getaway car, in al
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by hbarka 4y ago
>> The act of carrying a concealed gun in public will still be a crime by default, even if you are allowed to have a gun. I don’t know what you mean by that. A CCW permit is legal and not a crime. This ruling would compel Shall-Issue
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It’s like metadata. If metadata is data about data, metasci is science about science.
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by hbarka 4y ago
HNrs, what are your thoughts on this? Opinions are law-abiding citizens should be able to protect themselves versus surge in gun violence by criminals possessing guns.

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