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by petra 5y ago
Battery swapping could have been a good idea, if instead of telling a story:"We'll replace all the cars in the world, we are already talking with heads of state", they've said:"As a first step, let's concentrat
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by petra 5y ago
It's called low-code, the tools exist, can even build complex systems pretty well. Outsystems and Mendix are some of the good ones. But they cost money, they have a built-in lock-in, and programmers don't like them, because they s
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by petra 5y ago
The iPhone is a status symbol. That's why most people buy it.
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by petra 5y ago
The main reason there's more programming work, is because machines are capable to do more(connectivity, mobility, ux, marketing, etc).
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by petra 5y ago
Why is shipping rarely profitable ? the barriers to entry are large, and at least in theory that should give companies some stable margin ?
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by petra 5y ago
Maybe they were the first to discover the problem?
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by petra 5y ago
Any ideas by how much does this increase cell lifetime?
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by petra 5y ago
Look at low code tools. There's money, market demand, and many tool vendors.
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by petra 5y ago
Efficient technologies, some new ones also, exist. Some say people pay for the experience, for being served when going to a restaurant. It would be interesting to see if that's true, or if highly automated restaurants with the right ex
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by petra 5y ago
Good luck in getting the Healthcare you need.
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by petra 5y ago
Awesome learning resources, Thank you! Are you learning French/German for the sake of employability? Or you find that good English all that's required for most EU remote jobs?
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by petra 5y ago
//Because I am an EU citizen, I can work in 30+ countries remotely, outside of the United States, How does this work, given that European countries speak different languages?
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by petra 5y ago
It's not that hard to find great recipes, from respected chefs with good user reviews, that have high likelihood to turn out very tasty. So how could you improve that? And where's the value?
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by petra 5y ago
We enjoy the results of cooking: the food, the experience, the compliments we get. We also enjoy improving our skill. But we would be happy to have a mechanical sous-chef who will do all the work and let us focus on the fun creative parts.
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by petra 5y ago
>> Actual resting data protection would allow a "I don't care if I'm hacked," posture. That's quite interesting. Where can I read more about that ?
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by petra 5y ago
>> treatments are not necessarily an improvement over having a mostly dormant cancer. This is true today. But if we could detect cancer at a really early stage, relatively reliably, maybe this means we could develop new and effective
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by petra 5y ago
There's a big difference(in success rate, in damage to the body, in costs) when treating a tumor at 1 cubic mm size or less, versus a big tumor, versus a malignant tumor.
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by petra 5y ago
Why will software jobs be outsourced? What will change?
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by petra 5y ago
There's a lot of talk about the tinkering culture of Shenzen, but is it really related to innovation? Has Shenzen become a startup hub? What large startups have come out of it?
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by petra 5y ago
You bastard!
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by petra 5y ago
Given the cost of delivery, Do you think some version of grocery pickup is here to stay? Or over a few years those will be gone? And does this mean someone will probably build a parcel locker network for groceries?
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by petra 5y ago
Besides serious growth, he big low-code companies posted some impressive case-studies. For example Outsystems's software was used to build a hospital management system, commercially. So they've got a a lot of deployed software for
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by petra 5y ago
>> In fact, most of our R&D and testing was done overseas in a more friendly single payer system. So are CV/ML radiology systems deployed somewhere globally? Where, and how successful are they ? And if not, why ?
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by petra 5y ago
Research can have biases too.
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by petra 5y ago
No-code is is limited. I've read about an hospital management system implemented by low-code. So if it can be useful to that complexity levels, maybe the problem isn't technical, but more about marketing, control over the platform
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by petra 5y ago
High-resolution maps could be used by militaries, for example, when targeting. Maybe it's just a way to stay out of the conflict.
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by petra 5y ago
To become a leader one usually has to start as an employee and advance. Unless one starts as entrepreneur.
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by petra 5y ago
I don't think Elon Musk is relevant, if we're talking about regular employees trying to advance their careers.
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by petra 5y ago
Online connections are good for something, mostly learning. But offline is much better for creating relationships and trust, and for politics. So most of the advantage is still left for extroverts.
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by petra 5y ago
Sure. I don't think that's the best way to behave. But I also don't like a VC moralizing over us. And still, in reality, in an economy like our, that's what you get.

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