> original project (a bus) This is actually insane to me. Like bonkers, even. The MBA types are surely the source of that idea. From a brand perspective, the only car that ever truly made sense for Apple to make was…
> And yet it's the best system we've devised so far This is the truth, and it's the saddest part of all...
> It was neither particularly violent Wow. I know perhaps this makes sense from a non-American perspective, but as an American, January 6 was incredibly violent. I think some people forget that this isn't normal.
What are some examples of these crucial incidents?
I'd say it's the opposite, actually. If Amazon embraced WFH, the Seattle commercial real estate market (and the city itself) would suffer major damage. So the mayor and many CRE groups are lobbying the C suite to go…
Look, I agree with your fundamental sentiment. But I think you're being incredibly naive too. > I don't see how the world can function if everyone were to think and act like that My brother in Christ, the world barely…
> They are applying to different companies? Do you believe these employees made a decision to work for one of these companies for life and will now never again get another job? What is your point with this part? Who is…
On the surface, yes, there are many employers. How's that going for the folks that have been recently laid off from checks notes... Amazon, Facebook/Meta, Twitter, Google, Microsoft, Salesforce, EA, Indeed, Yahoo,…
You and I both know that as messed up as this was, nothing will be done to reign in the power of these VC's. I always vaguely knew that the billionaire class has the government over a barrel, but now they know,…
Can someone explain the differences between Google and the C++ standards committee? I understand it has to do with breaking ABI, but what exactly does this imply? As someone much more experienced in other languages like…
> about to learn yet another lesson Bold of you to assume they're capable of learning at this point.
It's literally initialed TRAP. This is Looney Tunes levels of villainy. C'mon, corporate America, at least put in the effort to make the dystopia believable.
Oh dear God, here we go...
Are you planning on bidding on the Puerto Rico generation privatization contract? Because you fit right in with the clowns at Luma Energy.
See, the problem is you used logic here, unlike senior management.
> How unreliable is your power grid? If you live in Puerto Rico, extremely unreliable [0, 1] > It's a lot easier having someone else manage the entire infrastructure Indeed it is, if they're competent [2, 3] > Unless…
Who captures most of the profit from these better devices?
> You're opening the floodgates to massive governmental and corporate control. The irony of this statement in a discussion about taking a public company private
> for example, in a "free" twitter, i could post some racist tirade, and expect it to gain no traction/retweets from my followers & some random others. people might see it, but it is principally no different to making…
I would kill to not have deadlines... I also work here heh
Really depends, some of it for sure is autogenerated code. I've seen similar situations.
How?
You weren't kidding about Google, damn...
Sigh... I laughed hard at your comment, but it reminds me of just the sheer amount of idiotic shit management comes up with... It's like they're living in a totally different universe from the ICs.
I feel like if the average person knew just how right you are, not just about Boeing but about almost every major company, there would be unending riots across the U.S. Management pretty much across the board only care…
> original project (a bus) This is actually insane to me. Like bonkers, even. The MBA types are surely the source of that idea. From a brand perspective, the only car that ever truly made sense for Apple to make was…
> And yet it's the best system we've devised so far This is the truth, and it's the saddest part of all...
> It was neither particularly violent Wow. I know perhaps this makes sense from a non-American perspective, but as an American, January 6 was incredibly violent. I think some people forget that this isn't normal.
What are some examples of these crucial incidents?
I'd say it's the opposite, actually. If Amazon embraced WFH, the Seattle commercial real estate market (and the city itself) would suffer major damage. So the mayor and many CRE groups are lobbying the C suite to go…
Look, I agree with your fundamental sentiment. But I think you're being incredibly naive too. > I don't see how the world can function if everyone were to think and act like that My brother in Christ, the world barely…
> They are applying to different companies? Do you believe these employees made a decision to work for one of these companies for life and will now never again get another job? What is your point with this part? Who is…
On the surface, yes, there are many employers. How's that going for the folks that have been recently laid off from checks notes... Amazon, Facebook/Meta, Twitter, Google, Microsoft, Salesforce, EA, Indeed, Yahoo,…
You and I both know that as messed up as this was, nothing will be done to reign in the power of these VC's. I always vaguely knew that the billionaire class has the government over a barrel, but now they know,…
Can someone explain the differences between Google and the C++ standards committee? I understand it has to do with breaking ABI, but what exactly does this imply? As someone much more experienced in other languages like…
> about to learn yet another lesson Bold of you to assume they're capable of learning at this point.
It's literally initialed TRAP. This is Looney Tunes levels of villainy. C'mon, corporate America, at least put in the effort to make the dystopia believable.
Oh dear God, here we go...
Are you planning on bidding on the Puerto Rico generation privatization contract? Because you fit right in with the clowns at Luma Energy.
See, the problem is you used logic here, unlike senior management.
> How unreliable is your power grid? If you live in Puerto Rico, extremely unreliable [0, 1] > It's a lot easier having someone else manage the entire infrastructure Indeed it is, if they're competent [2, 3] > Unless…
Who captures most of the profit from these better devices?
> You're opening the floodgates to massive governmental and corporate control. The irony of this statement in a discussion about taking a public company private
> for example, in a "free" twitter, i could post some racist tirade, and expect it to gain no traction/retweets from my followers & some random others. people might see it, but it is principally no different to making…
I would kill to not have deadlines... I also work here heh
Really depends, some of it for sure is autogenerated code. I've seen similar situations.
How?
You weren't kidding about Google, damn...
Sigh... I laughed hard at your comment, but it reminds me of just the sheer amount of idiotic shit management comes up with... It's like they're living in a totally different universe from the ICs.
I feel like if the average person knew just how right you are, not just about Boeing but about almost every major company, there would be unending riots across the U.S. Management pretty much across the board only care…