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by nrp 5y ago
I don’t think that is a fair characterization of k-drama. If anything, the closer analogy would be what the Japanese automotive industry did in the 80’s. They took a massive, bloated, stagnant industry, reinvented and perfected it, and th
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by nrp 5y ago
The Legion of Honor Museum is also currently running a Pastels exhibition with some of his pastels.
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by nrp 5y ago
Lever is applicant tracking SaaS rather than a consolidator. If you are applying to a company through Lever, it is only going to their Lever instance.
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by nrp 5y ago
Framework | Growth Manager, Full Stack Engineer, Firmware Engineer | Full-time | Headquartered in Burlingame, CA, but REMOTE ok | https://frame.work We're building people and planet-friendly consumer electronics products t
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by nrp 5y ago
That is incorrect for most product categories: https://ec.europa.eu/growth/single-market/ce-marking/manufac... As of this year, there are even stricter requirements to have an in-region Authorized Representat
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by nrp 5y ago
Just a heads up that we’re only able to offer warranty service in countries we are shipping in.
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by nrp 5y ago
We added a note to the FAQ on the configurator page, but we’ll think through how we can do a more prominent warning.
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by nrp 5y ago
We’re actively building the infrastructure to launch in additional countries. It’s a challenging logistical environment at the moment, but we very much built and certified the product to be broadly available, and we are reminded of the int
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by nrp 5y ago
Framework | Product Marketing Manager, Frontend Engineer | Full-time | Headquartered in Burlingame, CA, but REMOTE ok | https://frame.work We're building people and planet-friendly consumer electronics products that are des
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by nrp 5y ago
We considered it! Early in architecture, we had the CODEC on the headphone jack daughterboard instead of on the mainboard. It introduced a bunch of interface complexity, so we dropped that. In retrospect, it would have prepared us well fo
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by nrp 5y ago
Yep, it should work the same in Ubuntu as it does in Windows. this is actually different than the Realtek CODEC, which did have some functionality that the Windows driver enabled that the Linux one didn't (like mic beamforming, though
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by nrp 5y ago
Luckily we all went through 101, 201, and some grad courses in building and scaling hardware the hard way in our previous companies. If not for that, we probably wouldn't have been able to ship anything in 2021.
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by nrp 5y ago
If anyone is looking for a hardware startup idea, there are a ton of "essential" chips in laptops, desktops, and servers that there are effectively only one or two suppliers for. None of these are ones that need particularly adva
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by nrp 5y ago
We launched an Expansion Card Developer Program this summer as a first step at enabling third parties: https://frame.work/blog/expansion-card-developer-program--ca...
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by nrp 5y ago
We started with Expansion Cards because they are they simplest both for us to release a documentation package around and for a third party to develop. We will be expanding out from there though.
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by nrp 5y ago
This is a good spot to mention that we’re hiring a Firmware Engineer, and we’d love to bring someone on who has coreboot experience: https://jobs.lever.co/framework/af82bd1b-7ebd-46da-8ae4-7dab...
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by nrp 5y ago
We hope to see others come along, but it’s not easy to transform a large business built around a replacement cycle into one centered on longevity. There are at least encouraging signs of some OEM’s becoming less anti-repair, like Microsoft
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by nrp 5y ago
Yep, we are setting it up now for an upcoming firmware update!
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by nrp 5y ago
I agree this is a huge pain, but the benefits of being able to hire the best people where they already are still outweighs the paperwork overhead. I have found the least painful solution to be using Rippling as an HR/payroll system an
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by nrp 5y ago
Framework | Product Marketing Manager, Frontend Engineer | Full-time | Headquartered in Burlingame, CA, but REMOTE ok | https://frame.work We're building people and planet-friendly consumer electronics products that are des
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by nrp 5y ago
I’ve used plastic for 3D printed pin tumbler and disc detainer keys. It works well enough as a proof of concept, though not something you’d want to rely on for daily use.
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by nrp 5y ago
In progress!
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by nrp 5y ago
The $1,999 SKU is with vPro, which most folks won't need. Our i7-1165G7 SKU is $1,399, or lower if you go the DIY Edition path and already have storage or memory or want to use Linux.
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by nrp 5y ago
The press reviews (since July 22nd) are all off of production units!
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by nrp 5y ago
You can actually boot Linux off of the Storage Expansion Cards (I do it regularly with Fedora 34 and Ubuntu 21.04). You can't easily do that with Windows 10, but you can put Windows 10 on the internal SSD and Linux on the Expansion Ca
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by nrp 5y ago
On the DIY Edition, all of the off the shelf modules have a "None" option so that you can bring your own. In general we try to stay close to market pricing on memory and storage, but we can't always get there.
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by nrp 5y ago
The key to the market size is that we've designed the Framework Laptop to be a real substitute for a Dell XPS, Microsoft Surface Laptop, HP Spectre, or ThinkPad for more mainstream audiences who want to run Windows 10. The size, weigh
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by nrp 5y ago
Thanks for ordering and we hope you like it! That is something we will likely do in the future, but in the meantime, there are a few good threads in our community where people walk through the optimizations they are testing: https:/&
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by nrp 5y ago
It's a blog post on our company blog. We used to write them weekly to share more detail on different parts of the hardware and systems we're building, but took a pause as we worked through launch. We're now starting back up
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by nrp 5y ago
In the works! We're setting up the infrastructure now to be able to ship and provide support outside the US and Canada. The hardware itself is certified for most markets.

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