rhelzerman

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   by rhelzerman 5y ago

   You say "profit is always the priority" like its a bad thing. Aren't we all maximizing our profit? Isn't that kind of the point of being in business?
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   by rhelzerman 5y ago

   The most interesting part of the story has been left out? I mean sure, engineers would start to quit, top-flight engineers would quit, etc etc. But was there any impact to quality of service? Are people not getting Ubers, or waiting long
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   by rhelzerman 5y ago

   Dr. Davies got a little carried away in his rhetoric :-) //This is where Norton gets tricky with us. He posits another solution to the equation ... Norton didn't posit this as a solution, it is a solution. //Thi
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   by rhelzerman 5y ago

   In plain english, events "happen". E.g. "If this event happens, then...." If you want to emphasize that the event has just been created, in plain english you would say the even has been "caused". E.g. &quot