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by ulfw 3y ago
ARM was launched from the origins of Acorn in November 1990 as a joint venture between Apple, Acorn, and VLSI Technology. So Apple is the right type of investor here. Things have vastly changed since back then of course and Samsung (with th
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by ulfw 3y ago
They're building it for today's needs tomorrow. Sadly by the time this will come online plus another year or two in service the market might have already moved on to much higher performing embedded chips for EV products, which at
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by ulfw 3y ago
Layoffs are unpopular. CEOs don't want to be unpopular. If people leave off their "free will" (haha), so be it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ That's the line of thought.
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by ulfw 3y ago
There is no data. And even if there was they would never include ALL data, e.g. you have to weigh paying rent in Hong Kong, New York, Sydney, San Francisco, London etc etc expensive places for an office building that a remote-only work plac
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by ulfw 3y ago
Who in tech works on a clock? Honestly I've never met anyone in my 20 years of career. Do you use clock-in, clock-out systems to show presence in an office building? For what? Genuinely curious.
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by ulfw 3y ago
Ridiculous considering they want people to use their app. Goes to show the app is not useful enough then. BTW there is nothing dumber than hybrid work. Either have everyone go to the office or have everyone work from home. There is nothing
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by ulfw 3y ago
People value choice in their purchasing behaviour. I am not saying people are always rational actors, of course not. We are all influenced to some degree by ads, social influences etc etc But the whole notion of "I just buy from one pl
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by ulfw 3y ago
I have long stopped caring about what Musk does day-to-day with his pet project. (hint: it's generally always bad) It's just tiring to have to read headlines about the man a dozen times daily in various outlets.
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by ulfw 3y ago
This is the way to do it. Public transport is tax paid, one way or another anyway. This completely gets rid of bullshit overhead like ticketing, ticket checking, payment processing, maintenance of payment terminals, manning of ticket counte
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by ulfw 3y ago
There is no such thing. Most things in Germany generally are delayed. Wether it's construction projects, really ANY construction from an autobahn local repair to a house to large projects like BER airport or Stuttgart 21 or Zweite Stam
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by ulfw 3y ago
100% agree. I was in Frankfurt last week for the first time in many years (I live in Asia now). Roamed in Germany's largest and most expensive cell phone network, Deutsche Telekom T-Mobile. In the city centre near Goetheplatz I had...
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by ulfw 3y ago
You assume Sam Altman needs a pitch deck, out of all people?
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by ulfw 3y ago
After Loopt, that's the second thing from Sam that makes no sense whatsoever.
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by ulfw 3y ago
Location: Hong Kong and Sydney, Brizzy or Melbourne Australia (PR) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: I'm a Product Management leader (VP, Director, CPO) who has worked on Mobile since way before it was cool
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by ulfw 3y ago
This kind of insane fear is why flying (especially in/from/to America) has become so miserable.
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by ulfw 3y ago
Having visions is easy. Having realistic visions pushing the boundaries and making those come alive is the hard part. He seems to only have visions (Hyperloop, FSD, X, actually 'Colonizing' Mars, 'revolutionizing' the ai
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by ulfw 3y ago
Any entry level Associate Product Manager straight out of college would have done better than Elon Musk trying to manage his whatever product X even is thingie. Never in my 20yr Product career have I witnessed such ineptitude.
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by ulfw 3y ago
at the end of the day Apple (and thus we as customers) always pay. Doesn't matter if Apple pays only for 'good' chips (and hence TSMC will increase overall prices) or if Apple pays for all chips (and throws away a bunch, henc
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by ulfw 3y ago
This is exactly why I lived in Santa Monica when I lived in LA. One of the few walkables cities in the area (not all of SaMo mind you. Just talking about the area between Ocean and say 7th or 8th)
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by ulfw 3y ago
I am still considering, but assembling the right team and the right locale (to get talent and funding) is a bit difficult as I am based out of Hong Kong and Australia right now. But I am open to ideas.
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by ulfw 3y ago
No the website doesn't work at all. It shows me the same 314 jobs. Not a single one relevant.
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by ulfw 3y ago
The market is bad. I've been unemployed for 9 months, almost no interview invites and the ones I did have led to nothing (also to no alternative hire of someone else for the allegedly position). And I've got almost 20 years of Pro
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by ulfw 3y ago
So you only fly old Boeings (not new ones like the 787 or even the 777) and no Airbusses?
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by ulfw 3y ago
Maybe people should stop using a browser from an ad company. Just a thought.
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by ulfw 3y ago
Utter lack of Product Leadership who actually is allowed and able to lead.
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by ulfw 3y ago
So it's becoming Weibo?
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by ulfw 3y ago
He is an investor and marketer who wants to be a seen as a genius techie, which he clearly isn't. Hence his fake titles such as "Tesla Founder" (he wasn't) or "SpaceX Chief Technology Officer" (he isn't) o
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by ulfw 3y ago
Doubt anyone who worked on that still is employed there. And even if, they surely weren't asked their opinion, nor informed about the decision.
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by ulfw 3y ago
There's plenty of ways to do that today already including ubiquitous SWIFT transfers almost any bank supports. Plus several startups and tech companies who offer similar services. One doesn't need twitter for that (nor crypto curr
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by ulfw 3y ago
I don't shop on twitter. Why would I shop on twitter? Honestly I can't follow the example at all. What does banking (one thing billionaire genius Musk wants to do on twitter) have to do with sending 140 character text posts? I don

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