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by mbesto 3y ago
You don't have a choice...all of the major garage doors are supplied by one company (Chamberlin Group)
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by mbesto 3y ago
IIRC, CAN-SPAM explicitly says the unsubscribe button needs to be available without logging in. So this would be a violation.
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by mbesto 3y ago
It's high for a UK job, probably somewhat normal for a Bay Area equivalent (source - conduct diligence on tech companies both US and UK and we look at salaries).
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by mbesto 3y ago
That's precisely the OP's point. If a rogue physical visitor is a threat vector you need to protect against, then you have a different policy for that (e.g. how they get on your network or physically enter your IT homelab). But if
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by mbesto 3y ago
> At the very least, it doesn’t have physical dependency like opioids. There are also no known cases of psilocybin overdosing (same for LSD and Ketamine).
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by mbesto 3y ago
Or just abolish corporate taxes and tax individuals more and be done with it.
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by mbesto 3y ago
Let's compare a Luxury SUV (Q8) vs Luxury Sedan (Tesla) Range: - Tesla Model S - 385mi (95 kWh battery) - 10hrs to fully charge - Audi Q8 - 257mi (106kWh battery) - 11hrs to fully charge Cargo volume: - Q8 - 569 L - Tesla Model S - 709
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by mbesto 3y ago
From what I've read, the Ioniq 5 is really good (and built from the ground up).
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by mbesto 3y ago
I don't know if "shit" or not, but I hadn't realized that many of the traditional ICE manufacturers are simply retrofitting ICE cars with EV parts. I test drove an audi q6 the other day and I was like "oh this feels
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by mbesto 3y ago
I work with the parent commenter above and have overseen 500+ tech diligence projects. We get to see a whole company's tech operations, so our views aren't necessarily just "consultant in a suit". > Your view of bandc
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by mbesto 3y ago
You don't know Bandcamp's revenue, so how on earth could you smell their bloat?
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by mbesto 3y ago
Correct. My GL-E750 Mudi has a repeater function: https://docs.gl-inet.com/router/en/3/setup/gl-e750/internet/... My iPhone does not.
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by mbesto 3y ago
> They’ve always included GSuite I wasn't saying that. You have no idea what % of overall revenue is GSuite vs core GCP. Until you do, your "mostly gsuite" is purely speculation. > Adoption has never paid a bill, anyone
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by mbesto 3y ago
Which is funny because the 2nd factor is "something I have", which means if you don't "have it" then you can ever complete the 2nd factor. This ultimately means the 2nd factor, when you're phone goes swimming,
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by mbesto 3y ago
We're not talking about profit (which is dictated by depreciation of capital intensive investments), we're talking about adoption the service. GCP is alive and well. > And even that is only because of GSuite Where do you see th
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by mbesto 3y ago
> But GCP seems like a dead man limping Sure is... https://www.statista.com/statistics/478176/google-public-clo...
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by mbesto 3y ago
> but this continued uncertainty is killing their brand. There stock price would say otherwise: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/GOOG/?guccounter=1 Until people stop using their service(s) then, no, their brand
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by mbesto 3y ago
You know the parent comment is from an engineer right?
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by mbesto 3y ago
> $10 tn AUM is way too much Please elaborate. What's the right amount?
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by mbesto 3y ago
MSFT and SFDC are also notoriously bad.
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by mbesto 3y ago
Please, please, please stop listening to random engineers who aren't marketing people provide advice about marketing. Your business needs paying customers. That being said...the parent comment does make a valid point about this potenti
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by mbesto 3y ago
> how companies choose the worst software! A local accounting firm with 4 employees just wants their conferencing software to work - Zoom does that better than anyone else. There is nothing "worst" about that. In never ceases t
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by mbesto 3y ago
> I still say yes, that is my claim, from a moral perspective. I personally do not like services that exhibit rent-seeking behavior, but what, precisely, is IMMORAL about the practice?
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by mbesto 3y ago
> I wish someone could do something where Health Insurance mafia is no longer in picture except for catastrophic insurance. This is not a technological/startup problem to be solved, but a regulatory one.
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by mbesto 3y ago
> That's fine, not everybody is the same in this respect. Which is incongruent with: > the quality has absolutely cratered You have no measure of music quality and everyone's views on quality are different, e.g. "not ev
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by mbesto 3y ago
Huh? The parent's point was your underlying dataset is always in real-time. There's no issue querying a data warehouse when all you're doing is looking for a simple transactional report.
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by mbesto 3y ago
I think you missed the parent's point - your USP is real-time replication. So everything you're proposing makes it not real time. Your USP is now worthless (in that context) and you're competitors are numerous.
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by mbesto 3y ago
Relax, dang usually fixes them anyway
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by mbesto 3y ago
This will be DOA. CRM is a essentially a solved problem. However, since you are open source I think there is an opportunity to either sell the framework to ISVs (think a property management system provider who wants to provide CRM functiona
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by mbesto 3y ago
> YOU got into MIT, not the color of your skin, nor whose parents you had. Or you get into MIT because of your zip code, which is basically true of all elite schools: https://www.admissionsmadness.com/blog/your-zip-c

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