kylen

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by kylen 4y ago
Yup. It might even be that while the engineering team is aware of the faults, the MS exec team considers Teams to be brilliant. At the senior level the role becomes a sales role - you are continuously selling your output, team, product, vis
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by kylen 4y ago
There was a reddit thread about this article yesterday and it was filled with people who were suddenly able to find their medication for orders of magnitude cheaper. This meant that for some it made an immediate and significant financial di
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by kylen 5y ago
I agree, and I think I picked on your comment a bit because it was the top one.
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by kylen 5y ago
I hear that you're suggesting that those involved shouldnt feel bad because its a systemic / just a job / etc. But the reality is that incidents like this can be very traumatic for those involved and thats not something they
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by kylen 6y ago
In my opinion over-engineering is a symptom of not enough thinking. Complex, over engineered solutions don't happen because a problem is too well understood, they happen because a problem is not understood well enough. This is based on
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by kylen 10y ago
To be a little picky but it might help drive some further thinking - localization and translation are two different things and it looks like parrot does translation only? Translation is a subset of localization. The two are conflated a lot,
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by kylen 10y ago
Flicking to the next song whilst driving - if you dont see any particular danger in that it may be worth having a look at this recent event in the UK. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-37823457 Family killed by a tr
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by kylen 11y ago
The phone is about consuming/producing content and that's what many popular apps (like FB, Instagram, etc) are all about. No FB app on the watch indicates that the standard FB experience doesnt work on the platform, in the same wa