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by llampx 5y ago
Surely between one of their 8 messaging apps/teams they have the required expertise and patents? I'm not particularly keen on giving them any benefit of the doubt. They're one of the biggest, richest companies in the world.
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by llampx 5y ago
I fully agree with the article. Google shot their own foot in many many things and is now slowly reaping the rewards. They had complete carte blanche to do as they wished on Android in terms of messaging, and they chose to run around like a
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by llampx 5y ago
So you think you could say something counter-culture in a GS-like strict dress code environment and get away with it? Or is your point that bigoted rants would have been better accepted in a boardroom in the 90's when the old boys were
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by llampx 5y ago
Good job, I guess? You sure owned the libs.
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by llampx 5y ago
As the author mentioned, that can be done with a DC-DC converter.
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by llampx 5y ago
The US is weird. They took a long time to start using SMS, ad then once they started using it, its hard to get them to switch. A very stubborn attitude.
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by llampx 5y ago
Only 6 years too late, and after Apple already reversed course. This may go down in the MBA case studies.
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by llampx 5y ago
The value of life is negative in India, unfortunately.
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by llampx 5y ago
9/11 was an anomaly and the aftermath was that we are now comfortable with constant surveillance and a region that hasn't known peace in decades.
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by llampx 5y ago
In America you just get social services called on you if you let/make your child walk or cycle anywhere.
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by llampx 5y ago
Scams occurred before cryptocurrency
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by llampx 5y ago
So are customers supposed to sniff the milk in the store? Wouldn't it be sealed and if not, have a huge risk of bacteria getting in and spoiling it before it would otherwise go bad? Doesn't seem very well thought through to me.
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by llampx 5y ago
Germany is not particularly independent from fossil fuels
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by llampx 5y ago
If you wait until the employee has given their notice to begin their knowledge transfer, the company has completely lost the plot. Not only are you asking to compress years of learning into a couple of weeks or months in the best case that
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by llampx 5y ago
Its a bit weird that they never talked about it with you. It is such a big change that its a bit of red flag for you to only find out about it when you receive contract.
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by llampx 5y ago
This was all over trader Twitter a few weeks ago. Its a bit late to act on this information now. Can it go down more? Sure. Am I betting on it? No.
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by llampx 5y ago
Metabase uses H2 for their default database. I hope they are aware.
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by llampx 5y ago
> Women are responsible for between 70 and 80 percent (by some accounts, up to 85 percent) of all consumer purchases. > But we see a broken equation; in return for our vital contributions to the health of the economy, we receive: >
619.
by llampx 5y ago
And this is relevant to the current situation how?
620.
by llampx 5y ago
Is that the fault of GSM the standard, though, or the anti-consumer carriers?
621.
by llampx 5y ago
Some fans value what their preferred brand tells them to value.
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by llampx 5y ago
I mentioned the T480s. The T480 is much more user-serviceable than a Macbook Pro, with upgradeable RAM, SSD, Battery etc, and much cheaper, so not a valid comparison.
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by llampx 5y ago
Progress for the sake of progress... SIM cards have plenty of advantages, all of which relate to control of your hardware. With a physical SIM card you retain control of the number and can swap it easily. As other comments have shown, with
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by llampx 5y ago
I think this battle is long over and done with, but the Ethernet jack is not that big. A Thinkpad T470s/T480s has it and it is plenty thin. There are even some laptops with a collapsible RJ-45 port which allows it to be even thinner. A
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by llampx 5y ago
If you are in Academia and not a professor you are generally doing your net worth curve a huge disfavor. The story of academia in recent times is rife with people being compensated peanuts for important, _profitable_ research. In Germany th
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by llampx 5y ago
Just two posts above is an example of someone who got let go from their new job when they found that he signed a non-compete at his previous job. Easy enough to bounce back from in the right labor market, not so easy in others.
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by llampx 5y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but Redshift's value proposition was not that it was the first DWH system, but that it was the first one that could scale up and down and be charged by the minute.
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by llampx 5y ago
McDonald's is a pretty good example. For one, cheap burger they can provide it to you for cheaper. As soon as you start asking for quantity or quality though, you quickly realize you can make it yourself for cheaper, not counting your
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by llampx 5y ago
That's the thing, I'm not so sure that it is that much better.
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by llampx 5y ago
There's a Berlin-based startup which is offering a service like this, where a driver is piloting the car remotely with the help of a fast connection and multiple cameras. So you order a car, someone drives it remotely to you, you drive

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