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I feel like any time a company goes public they lose the ability to pass up on revenue. The C-suite report to the board, who have a fiduciary duty to maximize profits. Same with private VC/PE held companies. The board…
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Translators sure, interpreters no. Interpreters also have to factor in cultural context and customs, ensuring that meaning is conveyed without offence being given in formal contexts.
is it really a vulnerability if the entire thing is open by design?
it's only been a year since 2012? Man it feels longer, must be all the bad news
Qualcomm once had 7 engineers and zero lawyers. They hire lawyers much faster than they hire engineers
Use enough duct tape and a cat would be fine for this
until phone makers realise they can shave 1mm off the thickness of the phone by cutting the battery size by 66% (and they will) Then we're back to barely-a-day-of-charge
kids :)
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I feel like any time a company goes public they lose the ability to pass up on revenue. The C-suite report to the board, who have a fiduciary duty to maximize profits. Same with private VC/PE held companies. The board…
the shrike has noted your interest
Translators sure, interpreters no. Interpreters also have to factor in cultural context and customs, ensuring that meaning is conveyed without offence being given in formal contexts.
is it really a vulnerability if the entire thing is open by design?
it's only been a year since 2012? Man it feels longer, must be all the bad news
Qualcomm once had 7 engineers and zero lawyers. They hire lawyers much faster than they hire engineers
Use enough duct tape and a cat would be fine for this
until phone makers realise they can shave 1mm off the thickness of the phone by cutting the battery size by 66% (and they will) Then we're back to barely-a-day-of-charge
kids :)