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by hbosch 5y ago
> Great for Amazon, bad for everybody else. You think Amazon is going to share that cargo space with competitors? Absolutely not. Well, think about it. This is almost like how AWS started. Build infrastructure that can support yourself,
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by hbosch 5y ago
I think so. Trying to find a Transit or Sprinter right now is hard enough.
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by hbosch 5y ago
>longtime VR users and enthusiasts This segment of users is probably not what "Meta" is concerned with.
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by hbosch 5y ago
The OP-Z is made of plastic. The OP-1 is all aluminum.
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by hbosch 5y ago
Correct! If we simply let the person die of cancer, we can properly investigate the tumor when they are dead.
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by hbosch 5y ago
I've heard someone from Google talk about how they only think about the "B's and T's" of their projects. B's and T's, as in, Billions of users and Trillions of dollars.
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by hbosch 5y ago
In my opinion, "bar raisers" often impede the hiring of candidates who could be good senior level employees.
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by hbosch 5y ago
In my experience, they offset the first 2 years of vesting with cash. So all 4 of my first years were equivalent with RSUs/Cash with the first 2 years cash heavy, and the final 2 years RSU only.
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by hbosch 5y ago
What would stop someone from loaning guns out on this distributed library? Would loaning guns like this be an issue? I'm not trying to troll the discussion, I'm honestly curious. In the case of "peer to peer" loaning it
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by hbosch 5y ago
Please, for the love of god, make it obvious if a USB C cable can be used as a display cable or not. One thing that absolutely blows about USB C is that they all look the same, but to connect my LG UltraFine to my GTX 2070 I had to do liter
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by hbosch 5y ago
This is a professional photographer. Editing is part of the photography process, just as important as taking the picture in the first place and sometimes even more important to the end result (that is to say, a poorly edited photo is often
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by hbosch 5y ago
And, I believe, FAA training is famously hard and unforgiving. I've heard if you fail one of the tests, you are out forever and cannot reapply (for air traffic controllers).
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by hbosch 5y ago
For me, it's simply better than Confluence. I much prefer creating my documentation in Notion. Also, it's just generally a good note taking app IMO.
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by hbosch 5y ago
I read this and still don't know exactly what the author is asking for. Is an "exploratory, queryable interface" not exactly how you would describe a modern dashboard?
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by hbosch 5y ago
The wording of this is weird (even if I get the point). Airlines don't sell you space , they sell you a seat too. If I pay for a seat, and it has a recline button on it, I'm entitled to use that button and recline my seat -- I re
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by hbosch 5y ago
Fonts are software. They require design and engineering. Are there free, open-source, high quality fonts? Yes, there are. And some businesses choose to sell their fonts. It's their responsibility to make sure discerning users see the
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by hbosch 5y ago
>So, pretend you are in charge of spending $410 million dollars at Reddit. What would you spend it on? Most of it probably goes straight to AWS.
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by hbosch 5y ago
Reddit seems to me like a very hard product to monetize. As a daily user I get a ton of milage out of Reddit Enhancement Suite (desktop) and Apollo (iOS), in combination with typical ad-blockers. Combine that with the low friction of sign u
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by hbosch 5y ago
As soon as I saw the "snake", I made the assumption on my own that this was just a crudely drawn tree with the dots representing fruits/"apples" as the story is commonly known. Stretching this into an article about
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by hbosch 5y ago
I love Affinity a ton, too, and have more or less ditched Adobe for all my creative needs. Affinity Designer/Photo/Published easily fills the Illustrator/Photoshop/InDesign toolkit for almost any designer's needs. I
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by hbosch 5y ago
>Why is she distributing supplies to a group of people she wants the city to throw out? She would probably prefer them to be housed, not "thrown out".
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by hbosch 5y ago
>definitely cherry-picked a friendly jurisdiction. Amazon is based in Seattle.
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by hbosch 5y ago
Not sure what led to the downvotes, but page is broken for me too.
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by hbosch 5y ago
> I feel like Amazon realized that they didn't need the screen or the character movement to accomplish 95% of what consumers were interested in Or did they? https://techcrunch.com/2020/09/24/amazons-ne
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by hbosch 5y ago
>I'm surprised more number-crunching types don't put an employee group together to advocate for improvement. A union? At Amazon?
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by hbosch 5y ago
> Speaking of rewards, if the company stock grows (which it has for the past several years), and because of this growth you stand to make more than your Amazon decided Target Compensation, then you won't get any base salary increase
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by hbosch 5y ago
Firstly, political posting and troll posting aren't mutually exclusive. Secondly, it appears that there was strong evidence that this poster actually tried to harm the presenter's reputation and career. To that extent, libel charg
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by hbosch 5y ago
If we didn't need programmers to do the programming, that would be a perfect world.
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by hbosch 5y ago
Curiosity took me to the Wikipedia page for "pound" and I learned some things there, too... such as the abbreviation for pound, "lb", which never really made any sense to me traces it's etymology from the Roman &quo
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by hbosch 5y ago
I think if VR had the same adoption curve that Facebook initially enjoyed, we would be able to wait longer for the inevitable ad push. Anecdotally speaking, I haven't seen VR "take off" like people online hope it will year af

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