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by wcunning 3y ago
No, my bad for the phrasing, they've pushed the first day you have to RTO out to the second week in February due to the lack of seats in my building. Should have been tomorrow for me, but we got the update today at 4:30.
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by wcunning 3y ago
It's been a "fun" time in Detroit lately. The Big 3 have been forcing people back into the office some, with increasingly shrill demands. Last year, GM required us to come back 3 days a week, you pick the days. Managers looke
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by wcunning 3y ago
"The market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent" has been a financial truism for a long time. Tesla is just the most glaring and recent example of it.
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by wcunning 3y ago
Location: Detroit, MI Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Embedded systems, automotive, machine learning, signal processing, data science, real time computing, safety processes (MISRA, ISO26262, etc), MATLAB, FPGA. Resume: Lin
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by wcunning 3y ago
I live in the greater Detroit area and I pretty much only see contractors driving 1) their own HD truck (F250/ Chevy 2500 or bigger) 2) a big panel van with shelving for e.g. plumbing parts or 3) the company provided Ford Transit Conne
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by wcunning 3y ago
The most popular F150s are significantly less gas guzzling than my 2005 sedan that I replaced with an F150. Not to mention that my F150 is more capable in winter conditions (major importance in Michigan) and more capable for the DIY stuff I
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by wcunning 3y ago
Does that count the Michigan OSHA inspectors? Do other states have their own inspection staff beyond Michigan? Honestly not sure, but I know Michigan runs that program independently as a history of the organized labor movement, and they hav
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by wcunning 3y ago
Well, I have extensive OSHA training and a couple certifications, and I've worked in manufacturing companies (if not directly in the plants, but the awareness trainings were required).
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by wcunning 3y ago
Workplace accidents are legally required to be reported in all of America, per OSHA regulations. There are definitely issues with compliance in some situations, but I guarantee that the OSHA inspectors take this sort of thing seriously.
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by wcunning 3y ago
Definitely an OSHA requirement, but there's no guarantee that 1) management supports the necessary supplies, checks, reminders, actions, etc or 2) workers want to wear the respirators/masks in general. On top of that, inspectors m
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by wcunning 3y ago
My point was more that suing to get those damages would be hard and unlikely to pay out more than legal costs without a class action lawsuit and lawyers working on contingency. That might apply to flexport in this context, but I wouldn’t co
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by wcunning 3y ago
I haven’t been asked for a reference in years. No one asks if you’re currently employed because you don’t want to warn your current job that you’re interviewing. Does anyone see that request regularly?
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by wcunning 3y ago
That would at least trigger COBRA and unemployment, which having quit and not actually started a new job wouldn’t. That’s a better situation from my perspective.
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by wcunning 3y ago
The thing I'm taking away from this is that the next time I get a new job I will be taking a week of vacation at my old job for the first week of my new job and only then quitting the old job. No two weeks notice, no nothing. No empl
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by wcunning 3y ago
This was really clearly explained in Matt Levine's column yesterday [0]. Basically, Penn purchased Barstool for the exclusive right to use it to advertise sports gambling. Then, after the exclusivity term was up and people were more
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by wcunning 3y ago
I recently went through this for a job posting that changed after I started the process and then had the weirdest, least coherent interviews I'd ever sat through. They didn't have any idea who they wanted or a scope for the role
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by wcunning 3y ago
I'm looking at doing some of that and having a hard time finding good resources. What did you use?
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by wcunning 3y ago
Location: Detroit, MI Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Embedded systems, automotive, machine learning, signal processing, data science, real time computing, safety processes (MISRA, ISO26262, etc), MATLAB, FPGA. Resume: Lin
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by wcunning 3y ago
Location: Detroit, MI Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Embedded systems, automotive, machine learning, signal processing, data science, real time computing, safety processes (MISRA, ISO26262, etc), MATLAB, FPGA. Resume: Lin
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by wcunning 3y ago
Location: Detroit, MI Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Embedded systems, automotive, machine learning, signal processing, data science, real time computing, safety processes (MISRA, ISO26262, etc), MATLAB, FPGA. Resume: Lin
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by wcunning 3y ago
See every Matt Levine column ever -- Everything is Securities Fraud. That is the actual interpretation of 10b-5 by the SEC and by the activist investor class (not meant as a denigrating term, merely descriptive of investors actively taking
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by wcunning 3y ago
Do you have reading links on the consumer hardware fine tuning? I can’t find much from that description…
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by wcunning 3y ago
Location: Detroit, MI Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Embedded systems, automotive, machine learning, signal processing, data science, real time computing, safety processes (MISRA, ISO26262, etc), MATLAB, FPGA. Resume: Lin
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by wcunning 4y ago
Work in the industry -- the reason you have to pay is that the companies do not contract with Verizon/ATT/Tmo to have always on connection unless you eat the cost. This is changing going forward due to the value of always on syste
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by wcunning 4y ago
Location: Detroit, MI Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Embedded systems, automotive, machine learning, signal processing, data science, real time computing, safety processes (MISRA, ISO26262, etc), MATLAB, FPGA. Resume: Lin
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by wcunning 4y ago
It's a rewording of a passage from, I believe, Ender's Game (maybe Speaker for the Dead) with software instead of Players of the Game. It works surprisingly well, though I think I may not be the target audience, having never worke
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by wcunning 4y ago
I think that was actually the point of that question -- if they have only positive Glassdoor reviews, that means they're working really hard on their image and it's a redflag to investors that every other piece of data needs to be
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by wcunning 4y ago
I used to work there, and I saw some information that the cost of a hybrid powertrain was about $10k higher than the cost of the equivalent ICE vehicle. Not the cost to consumer, the cost to build. That, much like the article linked here, i
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by wcunning 4y ago
It's not actually that sensitive a risk profile -- Paypal has shown itself to be untrustworthy with how it'll just freeze an account that you have a bunch of money in or explicitly suck extra money out of your bank account or with
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by wcunning 4y ago
The best thing I've read on this topic is from Matt Levine at Bloomberg, restated in his newsletter on Wednesday: "In general, the chief compliance officer at any company has a dial in front of her that she can turn to get More Cr

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