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typetypetype
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typetypetype
10y ago
These are amazing. I wish there was an overlay on the images to give a sense of scale.
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10y ago
Seeking recommendations!
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10y ago
There is definitely something to be said for the time when video games were created by small teams of people instead of being huge blockbuster efforts.
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10y ago
He is owed a lot of credit in bringing climate change into the mainstream.
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10y ago
Burnout is the other side of the coin of spending too much time on meetups/hackathons/blogging/opensourcing/lectures. Sometimes staying motivated means stepping away from writing code and clearing your head.
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10y ago
You are looking the wrong direction. You now work for your new employer, not your old one. As long as you gave appropriate notice to your old employer, you did your part in being professional. Any resentment coming from them would be inappr
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10y ago
He has a degree in physics, which is the fundamental science behind cars and rockets (and batteries and heat management, etc).
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10y ago
I've done a lot of product management without technically being one by title. I think one important skill is being able to have a good rapport with engineering. When that link is broken, a lot of tension arises.
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10y ago
I agree with this except in the case of getting your first job, in which case you need something to point to.
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10y ago
GIMP has met my needs for photo editing for at least 10 or 15 years. Nothing to add but a big thank you to the team!
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10y ago
I have no personal use for this, but it sounds like a great idea.
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10y ago
Have you tried to sit down and have an open conversation with this person? Sometimes doing this can really help diffuse tension.
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10y ago
I mean more from the actual collectors standpoint. Some of these folks treat these items like works of art, so the physical package has real world value.
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10y ago
Articles like this always make me wonder about how collectors preserve electronics for the ages. Will this cartridge still be in top condition in 50 years, or will it be a pile of rusty parts?
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10y ago
The battery pack is just part of the power. It seems like its primarily a natural gas powered vehicle.
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10y ago
The kw is the max power rating, not a constant output.
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10y ago
...followed by a whole lot of "gudsfgjhgfkjhgdasf"
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10y ago
No, this is an example of why government regulation is important.
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10y ago
> I'm not sure if any woman would ever want to pump openly in the office. If it was more widely accepted and there was less fear for making coworkers uncomfortable, I believe most women would surely prefer to pump at their desk whil
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10y ago
> I for one welcome our new robotic overlords and agree that it isnuncomfortable to be reminded that my favorite sexual objects are in fact meant for other purposes as well. So you would be "uncomfortable" having a female cowor
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10y ago
Forming and maintaining relationships is more difficult and important than commonly assumed by non-sales people. Developing a pipeline, knowing the industry, the right people to talk to, negotiating contracts... I am not in sales, btw, but
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10y ago
So much of being a good product/project/general manager is watching out for and avoiding pitfalls you have experienced previously.
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10y ago
I love how detailed and wordy the descriptions are.
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10y ago
Also building that new tunnel under the Hudson!
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10y ago
There is a great lesson in this. The temptation to upgrade, improve, add, and tweak is very strong, but putting those things through the "what's the point" test could really help focus on what's important.
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10y ago
> Just as the old industrial giants used technological innovations to reduce their costs, the new tech giants use technological innovations to expand their networks. I'd be curious to know how much innovation in big tech happens int
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> We were all using the product so when there was funny stuff we tended to catch it. I love this. There have been so many times I've run into a bug that makes me wonder if anyone on the engineering team actually used the product.
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> Shares of the iPhone maker have jumped 21 percent this quarter, trouncing the S&P 500 Index A weird comment, because Apple is in the S&P 500, which gains when companies like Apple outperform the losers in the index.
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10y ago
This is one of the best, most concise summaries of project management I have seen!
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10y ago
Being slow and conservative has probably contributed to the fact that they have been in business for over 120 years.
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