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9y ago
That's ok. Apple is probably just buying it for there team of devs., right? The app./technology is just a bonus.
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I tried to leave out the tech stack acronyms except for listing 3 or 4 on the bottom of the resume which I had experience and wanted to continue with. I was asked for an updated resume so HR or recruiter could tell what I actually worked on
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9y ago
Yes, that's what I get also. The calculator is way off. I can't imagine them holding employees for more than a few months or year.
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9y ago
They probably shouldn't be paying massive salaries and should leave SF, because they operate in one of the most expensive and competitive parts of the country, maybe world.
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Back from my scrum. It will take a lot to move myself away from Apple products, but the continuation of issues from last week isn't helping at all. I don't own the iPhone X, but now it's not even a thought. The entire pitch o
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9y ago
Most parents aren't in retirement at that point, but yes, I see what you mean now. That is unfair.
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9y ago
Two opposite ends of the spectrum. The engineer who has to constantly keep up on the latest technology, then there are people who use excel, which is a program from the beginning of time/Windows.
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9y ago
The gap is real, but parents with a million dollar house who aren't making enough while on retirement? That's most parents except for that huge asset. You're not in the gap in my view.
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9y ago
Amazon sourced charging cables from a third-party (Mobile Star) and listed them as 'by Apple' and 'shipped and sold by Amazon'. Apple then purchased them, probably realizing they didn't sell them to Amazon or people
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9y ago
Fair enough. They will pull into the black in the 4th quarter if they hit estimates.
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9y ago
AMD is very cheap. Morgan Stanley recently downgraded because they believe mining crypto will fade by 50% in 2018.
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/r/bitfinex has quite a lot of people claiming both ways. The people having problems withdrawing say support is non-existent.
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9y ago
I feel like the comment is misleading in so many ways. The first article even has a video showing the 'rich people' filed a lawsuit because they already have a wall protecting them from the 1800's, which is the height of the
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9y ago
There's a reason they flock over. Millions of engineers can't find jobs in India. Less than 10 percent of graduates are employed because there are too many schools and they pump out low-quality students. Combine this with the fact
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9y ago
Oh, Justin. Get a grip.
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9y ago
People are upset because Elon made public statements about production numbers. 1,500+ Model 3's by September and 5,000 by year's end. They delivered 220 last quarter, are losing reservations, and are running out of time and money.
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9y ago
They recently started putting a good amount of affiliate products in-line with their other articles. Flat out deceptive titles leading you to believe they were reviews or viral content.
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9y ago
It most definitely matters. I have read Face ID tries to learn more about your face if you unlock it with the passcode after having issues unlocking with your face. What are the chances it learned the mask?
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9y ago
I read the temp. production issue is they're hand welding and making custom parts. It's been three+? months, either way. Maybe temp. isn't the best word to use here. They apparently have no plan to actually deliver the 400k+
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9y ago
JPSS-1 is the satellite I was referring to. It records climate data. Maybe not specifically what was covered by the lost satellite. I'm not sure.
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9y ago
I'm so tired of people trying to validate and prop up cryptocurrency with horrible comments and logic. Hanging a mediocre Van Gogh above your toilet? Unbelievable.
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9y ago
The quote is a fancy marketing line to sell a product. Good companies don't use a coding test to straight out determine hirability. Or at least they shouldn't.
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9y ago
It's unpredictable to say it will be worth more in 10 years when it fluctuates rapidly and is not even 10 years old to begin with.
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9y ago
Id say it's huge. More like a tens or hundred of thousands at one point. Everyone and there mother was blogging. Now it's just sexy insta pics holding brand name merchandise with hash tags mixed into 20 others as the advertising n
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9y ago
Sounds like seo took hold on its own over time. It accumulated links and ranking naturally.
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Just bought a $269 couch on Walmart.com. Same price as in store but didn't have to haul it to the house. Free shipping included.
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I'm not a buyer in this market. Is there anyone else who prescribes to this? It must be a very long term play.
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5 million percent is meaningless to me unless its realized gains at this point.
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9y ago
It would be nice if we didn't quote tweets as news, also.
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9y ago
You're right.
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