Effective allocation of resources means firing people that are not necessary for the company. Also “people aren’t just workers” might be true in general sense, but for the company they are exactly that: workers. Their…
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Yes, they did, but did it really take less effort than running it on Kubernetes?
that 6.2% from your employer is in fact also part of your paycheck, it's just not shown on your pay slip (probably to fool you, by making you think you got something "for free").
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Heroes III purists will count all the things you listed as downgrades :) For me Heroes IV is the favorite game in the series. One piece of trivia that I learned recently about Heroes II Armageddons Blade: there was…
Yep, US sanctions were working in the past, when US economy dominated the world. Right now sanctioning a country just means that you are giving China a free reign over it.
What do you mean "big"? fits on the average laptop :)
How does Waymo compare to human drivers when it comes to driving style? I've seen some complaints that it is annoyingly slow and indecisive sometimes, e.g. taking forever to make a left turn. Is this something Waymo…
Why stop at genetic defects? Just abolish the whole modern medicine: let the sick people die, so only the strongest, most immune survive. Do we really want to live in the world like that?
I had a good laugh when one of my previous employers tried to solve that with an Outlook plugin. You know what that plugin did? It scheduled half-hour meetings to be 25 minutes long, and 1h meetings to be 50 minutes…
First of all, clinical trials are typically longer and more thorough than you imagine, they span years. The fact that COVID vaccines were fast-tracked gives people wrong idea about it. Secondly, even after the product…
The money you spend to buy a stock does not go to the company issuing it (with exception of the IPO), so you're not really helping them in any way.
Effective allocation of resources means firing people that are not necessary for the company. Also “people aren’t just workers” might be true in general sense, but for the company they are exactly that: workers. Their…
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that 6.2% from your employer is in fact also part of your paycheck, it's just not shown on your pay slip (probably to fool you, by making you think you got something "for free").
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Heroes III purists will count all the things you listed as downgrades :) For me Heroes IV is the favorite game in the series. One piece of trivia that I learned recently about Heroes II Armageddons Blade: there was…
Yep, US sanctions were working in the past, when US economy dominated the world. Right now sanctioning a country just means that you are giving China a free reign over it.
What do you mean "big"? fits on the average laptop :)
How does Waymo compare to human drivers when it comes to driving style? I've seen some complaints that it is annoyingly slow and indecisive sometimes, e.g. taking forever to make a left turn. Is this something Waymo…
Why stop at genetic defects? Just abolish the whole modern medicine: let the sick people die, so only the strongest, most immune survive. Do we really want to live in the world like that?
I had a good laugh when one of my previous employers tried to solve that with an Outlook plugin. You know what that plugin did? It scheduled half-hour meetings to be 25 minutes long, and 1h meetings to be 50 minutes…
First of all, clinical trials are typically longer and more thorough than you imagine, they span years. The fact that COVID vaccines were fast-tracked gives people wrong idea about it. Secondly, even after the product…
The money you spend to buy a stock does not go to the company issuing it (with exception of the IPO), so you're not really helping them in any way.