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by pinaceae 9y ago
Utterly disagree. Workday (WDAY) and Veeva (VEEV) as great examples of just recently rallied SaaS stocks. The true value of SaaS is just unfolding, not being stuck on old versions is just now sinking in. The above companies have customers g
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by pinaceae 9y ago
First and foremost, do not assume that everyone who ever worked on the code before is a bumbling idiot. assume the opposite. If it's code that has been running successfully in production for years, be humble. Bugifxes, shortcuts, restr
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by pinaceae 9y ago
QA Engineer walks into a bar. Orders a beer. Orders 0 beers. Orders 999999999 beers. Orders a lizard. Orders -1 beers. Orders a sfdeljknesv. Hug your QA engineers, they save you from eternal embarrassment.
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by pinaceae 9y ago
Good luck. Right now Harvard has the best course in the US. Stanford and Berkeley are a joke. The best path into PM is still doing something hands-on in that area. If it is enterprise, then start in consulting or pre-sales. Consumer is pure
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by pinaceae 9y ago
"For a part, economic dependencies between countries." You think this happened by accident in Europe? It was a forced development, by very smart people. Coal/Steel union, EG/EWG, EU. The US and USSR were duking it out a
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by pinaceae 9y ago
The most successful peace project on European soil of the last 1000 years can continue. Naysayers of the EU need to learn history. It is worth every penny, every inch of inconvenience. TWO fucking world wars were started by Europe, by natio
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by pinaceae 9y ago
Because strong spices never reached them?
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by pinaceae 9y ago
My team is working on an big application with 100k+ users, worldwide, generating a couple hundred mill in revenue/year. Native apps on multiple mobile platforms, heavy enterprise stuff. Tried it without stand-ups - doesn't work. O
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by pinaceae 9y ago
The WTO was created to prevent these shenanigans. Europe and US play ball, mostly. EU/NAFTA/CETA/TTIP all part of that leveling of the playing field. China does not play ball, at all. Literally don't give a shit about th
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by pinaceae 9y ago
Expect the Chinese state to create a very friendly environment for those domestic planes. Did it in other markets, currently under way against the iPhone. Airbus and Boeing are toast in China.
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by pinaceae 9y ago
No, it should have a 400$ wifi-enabled ketchup squeezer with the force of a hundred 747s.
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by pinaceae 9y ago
Soylent - We've put SlimFast on the Internet. And this after JuiceBro. Amazing.
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by pinaceae 9y ago
As if they'd give a shit. Right now they want to un-insure 24mil people, re-introduce the whole pre-existing condition scam. you really think a ruling class that has no qualms being "pro-life" while denying young mothers heal
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by pinaceae 9y ago
amazing how large this is, our company just a massive wave of those. all from "internal" addresses.
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by pinaceae 9y ago
http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/products/collateral/wireles... it is real.
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by pinaceae 9y ago
The core business model of Apple is to sell hardware. That simple. That's why macOS, etc are free now. That's why they're ramping up their enterprise partnerships behind the scenes to ensure big apps run best or even first on
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by pinaceae 9y ago
Not arguing about Google, but careful with using revenue growth as a leading indicator. RIM/Blackberry's best years in numbers happened AFTER the iPhone launched. Life comes at you fast.
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by pinaceae 9y ago
It is. Functional QA is the very first user of a new feature. Automation handles the rest of the work. But not having a human go through the software as it is intended is a mistake.
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by pinaceae 9y ago
We can't even get enough qualified resumes. Pay doesn't even come into play. And my associate engineers make more dough than my parents ever did. You should try hiring once, before dropping such simplistic statements. The upcoming
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by pinaceae 9y ago
Twitter is a global chatroom for "journalists" and others interested in any kind of global/regional/local event. It is focused on moments, topics and the "discussions" around them. The UI limits discussions, by
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by pinaceae 9y ago
Absolutely - but the lack of societal memory and cohesion wiped out all the progress. Ultimately there is a lack of a unified societal contract, ironic in a country so focused on its constitution. What is the purpose of government, rules an
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by pinaceae 9y ago
Austria just elected a green party candidate as their president. He would rank so left on the US spectrum of politics, Bernie Sanders would call him "a fucking commie". Just sayin'.
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by pinaceae 9y ago
As with a lot of other things, the US is simply a child. A child slowly learning what it is to be a country, a government, a society. You can see it in many areas, especially in ones other, more mature countries and regions, hold as vital t
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Software that can generate photos from paintings, turn horses into zebras,(github.com)
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by pinaceae 10y ago
Shamino. Shimano is cycyling gear. Iolo. Lord British. The Avatar. The Guardian. U6, U7/1, U7/2 and UW2 were glorious worlds.
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by pinaceae 10y ago
That is easy to be trite and say that in the abstract, sitting at your computer. Right back at'ya. And a 2 year old child soldier? the hell man, running out of strawman arguments?
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by pinaceae 10y ago
When he/she is about to murder your loved ones with a machete.
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by pinaceae 10y ago
Vienna retro-fitted every subway station with wheelchair and stroller compatible elevators. Don't discount the latter, so much easier for parents to use the subway that way. It totally can be done. The US carved off a slice of every s
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by pinaceae 10y ago
Baity title for maximum effect, but the article itself is not so bad. Content marketing, but ok.
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by pinaceae 10y ago
yes - but this means there is more than a simple OS operating in those devices. and just like any other IoT, using generic chips and stacks is cheaper. run QNX or Linux on it and walk away. there are DYI insulin pump monitors out there alre

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