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by jSully24 7y ago
This article describes that: https://www.theverge.com/2018/11/1/18051974/gallium-nitride-... (link was in the article).
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by jSully24 7y ago
Each time I’ve seen this story today as I scrolled down the list my first though has been “Why and how did intel disable Larry Ellison on CPUs? And why didn’t they do it years ago?” Maybe it’s just been a long week...
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by jSully24 7y ago
If you'd like a deep dive on the extraordinary lengths professional athletes and their teams will go this is a great read: https://www.tylerhamiltonofficial.com/book It not only goes into the doping, but also the train
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by jSully24 7y ago
My immediate reaction is "WeWork for chefs". After looking over their website it looks like a real estate company providing kitchen space, WeWork for chefs. I posted this link several weeks ago, so perhaps the "not-com"
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The Not-Com Bubble Is Popping(theatlantic.com)
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by jSully24 7y ago
Why and what is coming for them?
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by jSully24 7y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Airlines_Flight_587 Turbulence from a 747 that took off before this flight and “unnecessary and excessive” use of rudder inputs tore off the tail fin.
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by jSully24 7y ago
Zero.
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by jSully24 7y ago
Apple's response 4/28/2019: https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2019/04/the-facts-about-paren...
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by jSully24 8y ago
Good people make any process look good. No matter how amazing the process is, without good people, you’ll fail. I like OKRs, but I benefit from being with smart people.
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by jSully24 8y ago
A very smimple approach previously discussed here. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16519819
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by jSully24 8y ago
“...cannot afford to eat more fruit and vegetables” Worse than “can not afford”, they do not have access to fruit and veggis to start with. Do a search on “food desert” or “poor access fruit”. It is not good.
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by jSully24 8y ago
We use both Send Grid and Twilio. Twilio has been outstanding and their API is outstanding. I’m not worried about this merger.
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by jSully24 8y ago
Did a quick google on patents in this area and there are MANY! And, Thomas Edison even had concrete patents http://edison.rutgers.edu/cemepats.htm https://www.google.com/search?&q=concrete+patent&oq=
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by jSully24 8y ago
From the post: “The virus affected computer systems of Tribune Publishing Co. Those systems are still shared by the Union-Tribune and Los Angeles Times under a service agreement with Tribune, which owned both publications prior to their sal
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by jSully24 8y ago
I'm curious if your team is ever able to be together in the same location and how often if you do? I'm a firm believer that remote can work, but by getting a chance to spend some time face to face, have dinner or a beer together,
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by jSully24 8y ago
We are all so different about what we need for rest. Some need 9h, some need 6h. We all need to experiment. And many/most of us will not, or can not take the time to experiment. I feel I can’t. So much to do...
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by jSully24 8y ago
Yes! For our latest round of machines we bought for our team were refurbished 2015 MBPs. A great machine. (ed: spelling)
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by jSully24 8y ago
Could Apple's next "innovation" not be a consumer product but to own the chip world? The iPhone "just" being the beta test for the chips?
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by jSully24 8y ago
Yes. Yes it is. Your kickstarter commitment to this “worthy” cause is essentially saying you’ll be back with your $1.01 when we go live. And since $.99 was taken I had to go much higher.
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by jSully24 8y ago
I’m firing up a Kickstarter for Who’ll Pay $1.01.
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by jSully24 8y ago
Yes. I’ll get them up soon.
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by jSully24 8y ago
"nobody is going to say it's bad" It's not about saying "it's bad". It's about talking about what might be better. Flat hierarchy or not, anyone should be able to bring up the topic. And if you can&#x
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by jSully24 8y ago
Why can't the team agree on some norms of behavior for this very situation? We're supposed to be collaborating, so how about we all collaborate on where to take a phone call, what is and is not acceptable for noice in our work spa
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by jSully24 8y ago
I think this is a critical point for engineers to see, and it sends a great message for engineers joining a company: "You don't have to go to the mgmt. track to have great career growth." In many organizations I have seen the
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by jSully24 8y ago
I was asked in an interview "What is the first thing you will change?" (I was interviewing for a Manager position, but I think this applies no matter the position you are being interviewed for.) My response was - "I don'
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by jSully24 8y ago
I thought this was a parody on the impact of video games to our current population. I was wrong.
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by jSully24 8y ago
Working remote is not for everyone. I was in a 100% remote position for 3 - 4 months and really missed the human contact. We had numerous calls, great tools for sharing, but for me personally I need to be around people. Perhaps it would be
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by jSully24 8y ago
"It is depressing to think this is the best place for STEM careers in the world." There are many amazing places well beyond Silicon Valley for STEM careers. And in startups if that is the route you want to go. I'm in the Minn
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by jSully24 10y ago
Is the real question not about taxes but what to do about all this cash? Taxes are necessary. But in the case of corporations I think the problem is not about what the right corporate tax rate should be but instead what does a company do wh

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