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Those numbers are somewhat financial fiction to garner sympathy for big pharma, lobby for reduced regulations, and for “AI” startups to pitch their products.
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"there where levelling meetings where more senior mangers / hr fiddled the figures to hit the desired pay quanta" That's just business. They need to make the budget. There's not an indeterminate amount of money avai
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Nope. Bad maths. Average of 7.75 per year !== >100% of it happening at least once in one year. There’s still some chance it doesn’t happen in one year.
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" Productivity Score is designed to help IT administrators measure and manage adoption so their people can get the most out of Microsoft 365. We appreciate the feedback we’ve heard over the last few days and are moving quickly to respo
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I’ve enjoyed the Garmin instinct. It “just works”.
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Arm-chair psychologist response below :) Good self awareness on the part of the author. Next step is action. When you realize a deficiency in character (judging everything by monetary ROI), there's a concept of "Agere contra"
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a.k.a. anyone with kids.
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This type and level of conversation exists in the world today. If you’re not finding it, keep looking.
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By contrast, I’ve meet many southerners for who the hospitality is genuine. Cultures that both value and extend hospitality are the best. Shows a value of humanity above all the other hubbub.
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Make a script to send out @ mentions across multiple channels, start sending automated "project update" status emails daily, and generally add to useless chatter. "Look Boss, I'm a good employee. Office 365 spy says so.&
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The article used a lot of words to not really say anything. The biggest thing is knowing your customer and your market. Product-market fit. Get it thru analytics, experience or customer interaction... but that’s job #1. The best product man
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I agree. Having flexible but well understood roles is key for good team management. This seems to be lacking in many orgs. Product Manager: responsible for technical and commercial product-market fit. Getting Voice of Customer. Understandin
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If you’re dying to the boars you should just be playing the first 9 min of the game on repeat against the AI. If you can’t master that after 15-30 games, then RTS are not for you :)
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Played and followed the AoE scene many times: 2002-2004, 2013-2014, and now playing again on AOE 2: DE. The new training scenarios in DE are quite helpful and I'd recommend them to new or returning players. DE has led to a massive resu
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Middle of the Midwest. You're just stereotyping based a few. Yes there are some who believe in such things. But most don't.
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" many of the people taking the most risks believe in some Bill Gates/Deep State conspiracy about vaccines"... oh, how many have you talked to? Most people I know who are engaging in "risky" behavior when it comes t
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Thought I'd use this as an opportunity to thank what appears to be the primary contributor to my favorite open source application, Sweet Home 3D. I planned a complete home remodel (duplex -> single family home) with it!
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Thanks open source Recognizing Sweet Home 3D open source main contributor
(fr.linkedin.com)
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You probably should have read just a little further: " I wrote specifically about the sudden, severe spike in transgender identification among adolescent girls. I fully support medical transition for mature adults. And I have no desire
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I recommend a simple audio one. Video is unnecessary. It’s easier to hand off to babysitters, “just works”, and honestly your kids not gonna die because you dont have a 24/7 video feed of them. Just make sure the bed they’re in is the
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A baby monitor is to detect if a baby is crying not if a baby is dying. It seems like your exaggerating the user need (system engineer in HW+ SW and father of 3 here). Most use cases for baby monitors are “im relatively nearby, but want to
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Whoever is on that product team is either grossly incompetent or terribly understaffed. It’s one of the worst wikis I’ve seen. (Sorry if you’re reading this MS employee!)
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Kind of, but two things: (1) the markets are irrational. And (2) real events (eg 100% certainty that we have a vaccine passing phase 3 right now) are different than 90% chance that we’ll have a vaccine in the next y months.
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Depends on human level exposure. Probably fine as these are mounted on the ceiling.
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Anything but. They’ve got validated 3rd party studies. Plus they’re a real Hardware product company with a long history of quality product. Not some Silicon Valley “ai magic virus eater”.
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Ha. Yea of course it does, it’s still a better salary than most of people in the richest countries on earth make.
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The electoral college is designed (from the start) to prevent the larger, more populous states from dominating the country. Seems to be working as designed. And doing a good job as a system. Politics is extremely broken, yes. But I don’t th
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Human freedom and rights are more central to well being than material prosperity.
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"Your car sits idle over 95% of the time." Ok, but hailing a cab-van with 3 carseats 5-6 days a week is a headache. Plus a good used minivan costs just $15-23K. "Your guest bedroom is occupied one week out of every 52."
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It’s good in discussions to define some terms and agree on some specifics. That seems to be the authors intent. To find a place of common understanding and pursue civil discourse from there. If you’d like to unravel if the questions even ma
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