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by ohadron 7y ago
It's ok if you choose to do it, but most people don't have much choice.
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by ohadron 7y ago
Somewhat reminds the progress airplanes did in the 1970s with fly-by-wire technology. Specifically they way it was utilised in the F-16. Moving from directly piloted controlled surfaces (rudder, elevator, flaps, ailerons etc) to using a com
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by ohadron 7y ago
I'm in the same situation kid-wise but I don't feel like I have no life. I do manage to get some time to myself to exercise and grab coffee with friends now and then. The key to this is working remotely. Two major advantages that
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by ohadron 7y ago
I am. It works great for me personally and for my team professionally. I function a bit more as a communication hub than I used to in previous non-remote roles, and I put much more stuff in writing than I used to. Remote work forces you to
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by ohadron 7y ago
Or to the flat earth society
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by ohadron 7y ago
This is from 2016, but still very cool.
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by ohadron 7y ago
I clicked "Check for updates", saw that there is an update ready to install. Once installed I compared the version number and it wasn't the latest. I probably missed an update in the past. Make sure that after reinstallation
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by ohadron 7y ago
Using now for about two years and happy with the integration with Chrome & iOS.
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by ohadron 7y ago
Not easy... our company is based in the US and we had to open a subsidiary in Israel in order to grant option plans. There are some companies that can serve as an intermediary but they are limited in aspects such as this one. https:/&
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by ohadron 7y ago
I feel that SQL queries that people will need help with are not the SQL 101 examples shown here. Looking at the queries I write as a product manager, I wouldn't have the slightest clue how to translate them to English. How do you LEFT
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by ohadron 7y ago
Think about factors such as: cost of vehicle ownership, cost of fuel, minimum wage, social policies, unemployment, public transport infrastructure, population density, specific ride sharing regulation, traffic congestion. All of these direc
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by ohadron 7y ago
This comparison is very flawed as it fails to recognise a major difference: the two companies work in very different markets. Lyft is only active in the US while Uber is spread in many different countries. Unit economics look totally differ
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by ohadron 7y ago
Wouldn't it be possible to mitigate some of the effect of these spoofers using on-board navigation system with an IMU? Or it least allow for it's detection?
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by ohadron 8y ago
The title is misleading, it should be: "Why airlines are allocating and publishing longer flight times than are actually needed to fly a certain distance"
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by ohadron 8y ago
Yes
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by ohadron 8y ago
Yikes, you are totally right. Fixed
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by ohadron 8y ago
Good point! Fixing my calculation. So it's between 0.3gb (typical tweet is ~30 chars) and 6.8gb per second
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by ohadron 8y ago
To store such a firehose stream of data, you will need approximately 0.3gb of storage per one second of data. This is if you only collect username, timestamp and tweet, excluding any additional metadata such as data center, likes and retwee
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by ohadron 8y ago
Used notion for about 6 months, but stopped for two main reasons: 1. It's extremely slow on even a new iPhone - about 6-7 seconds until I can start typing a note. By then I forget what I wanted to write. It's basically a webview o
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by ohadron 8y ago
Makes sense and could be it, but somewhere in that reddit thread there's a car paint guy who claims they use pure aluminium particles and not just aluminium painter polymer.
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by ohadron 8y ago
Here's a huge thread on Reddit trying to figure out which mystery industry is the largest buyer of glitter: https://www.reddit.com/r/UnresolvedMysteries/comments/a8hrk0... No conclusive results yet, but
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by ohadron 8y ago
Set an alarm to a random time in one of the upcoming nights. Sound is one of the top 10 tracks in a random country.
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by ohadron 8y ago
Evan You makes 180k/year just from Patreon, excluding additional gigs such as speaking at conferences. ( https://www.patreon.com/evanyou/overview ) Some more about his business model: https://blog.patreon
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by ohadron 8y ago
First try to analyse what happened to your revenue stream - did something break in the marketing funnel? New competitors? The problem your app solves doesn't exist anymore? Incompatibility with newer hardware/OS? Once you have the
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by ohadron 8y ago
There's a huge market for musical software and instruments that are ultimately just games. I would guess more than 99% of any music equipment and software bought is never used to create commercially used music, which is fine - it'
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by ohadron 8y ago
It's simple, elegant, it works fast, and available on both Mac and Android. I depend on reminders for those tiny pieces of information that I don't want to forget, and I need them to jump back at me at a predefined time - so that&
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by ohadron 8y ago
I highly recommend the Telegram API - it's simple, robust, and you can definitely build something simple and educational within ~100 lines of code. https://core.telegram.org/bots/api
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by ohadron 8y ago
Just finished obsessing over the same question for the last few days. I'm switching over to gmail (in the hope that some of the features will migrate someday), and adding Todoist ( https://todoist.com ) as a replacement for t
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by ohadron 8y ago
This is so bad for my productivity. I will be missing: - Reminders (with the ability to snooze them) - Inbox bundling for promo, social, trips etc. - Pinning and archiving everything that is not pinned - Android 'Add reminder' wid
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by ohadron 9y ago
A. Age definitely doesn't matter. B. In Google, for example, many people take a path similar to what you describe, gradually moving to product management from an engineering background. It usually requires demonstrating leadership, and

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