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WeFail: How Masa Son&Adam Neumanns Relationship Set WeWork on a Road to Disaster
(fastcompany.com)
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Seems like a good way to frame someone?
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I was at Google for 2 years and liked "Testing on the Toilet" plus it's spinoffs "Programming on the Potty" and "Localization on the Loo" pretty useful. Especially for someone like me who came from much sm
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Not quite. I'd say Theranos was fraud while WeWork is a pile of BS that finally imploded under its own weight.
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Pilot here. IIRC the moment an aircraft leaves the ground it leaves local jurisdiction and enters federal airspace and federal jurisdiction. So even if you're flying between two location in the same state where cannabis is legal you st
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Actually it's pescatarianism, for whatever reason seafood doesn't count as meat.
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In the final phase of landing the AGC was running a program called P66 which was a semi-manual mode. The astronaut had direct control of the attitude of the LM but the throttle was calculated by the AGC to maintain a steady Rate of Descent
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Disk images, which is how a lot of mac software is distributed also use this feature.
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Yes, but you forgot to specify which car.
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Honest question that I don't know the answer to: This is the approach Disney took with their stores, how did that work out for them?
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Do you have JavaScript disabled or something similar that would keep lazy loading if the full res images from working?
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I mostly use OctoPrint because it gives a nice web based interface that I can access from more than just the 1 PC that used to be connected to my printer. Being able to send jobs to the printer via the network is also pretty great.
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Wikipedia says: "Although data was stored internally in metric units, they were displayed as United States customary units." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Guidance_Computer#DSKY_...
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8y ago
I think this is a good move, I've known a few people who don't have a bank account or any credit cards (or credit) who wouldn't be able to shop at these stores.
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Members and employees can bring whatever kind of food they like into the space, but no WeWork funds can be spent on meat (fish is ok)
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How do plants compare?
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I believe the AI still has a direct API to the game and in the 10 matches it won it was able to effectively "see" and issue commands to the entire map all the time. In the last match they used a newer interface where the AI had th
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Some say it's still running bogosort to this day...
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Looks like they can do exactly that: By using this Site or Application, you consent to the use of information that you provide to us in accordance with this Privacy Policy. We do update this Privacy Policy from time to time so ple
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From an air traffic perspective this is very similar to asking "Why can't I erect a 100 foot unlit unmarked pole in my back yard without having to register my activity?" There shouldn't be aircraft flying 100 feet abov
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8y ago
That's easy, here's what happens when a drone strikes an airplane wing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QH0V7kp-xg0
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The opening paragraphs of this article really remind me of the film Contagion, which IIRC tried to portray a pandemic hitting the current world as realistically as possible. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contagion_(film
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9y ago
There's some good discussion going on in this thread in the aviation subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/aviation/comments/8cxru9/southwest_...
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The front rows at Apple's keynotes are usually reserved for Apple employees and often this includes the teams that built the products that are being announced. So the excitement is genuine, but from Apple employees, not random attendee
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The swift compiler being written in C++ has nothing to do with how swift calls into C++ code.
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I wonder what the plan is for getting swift interop with C++, given that all the Be/Haiku APIs are C++ (IIRC) and swift has no ability to call into C++ code directly.
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And in a way penicillin is too good to be true, now that bacteria are widely resistant to it and many other antibiotics.
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Given the time, cost, and complexity of Boston's big dig[1]; I'd be very surprised if there's a way to do this practically. 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Dig
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Steve didn't want anything big named after himself. For instance: While being given a tour of the rapidly advancing Apple Campus 2 site, Fry suggested it should be named after Jobs, who died in 2011 but was heavily involved with the e
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10y ago
Scroll down. This took me a few seconds to figure out.
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