If I search for Google it returns a massive dataset because it is also looking at the Google watermark in the street view scraped data.
There is zero incentive for a company to invest in tooling and tech to make processes that lose them customers more efficient. This is something that has to be regulated and enforced. I just don't see a c-suit clamoring…
> Having worked at Google for many years Perfect person to ask this. What is behind the need to constantly abandon products/services in favor of new offerings that have a fraction of the functionality?
Its small and deliberate. Setting the mental state of the customer to obfuscate the responsible party by throwing in Salesforce. A deliberate dark pattern.
Their in lies the power of the internet. It exposes who and what wants to control the narrative. This is what needs to be quelled. The need and want for control is toxic and needs to end.
Sure... Who is the hospital billing $69k to, the insurance? Also $2,500 is still a lot.
> Avoiding discussion just because misogyny is mentioned Its human nature, people will avoid it by not engaging if it just gets thrown around and used to berate without cause. > when misogyny is, in fact, at every turn…
I actually really like Microsoft ToDo. Your setup can be as simple as you want or as complex as you need it to be!
This is fun to read but also implies that we have representatives competent enough to even understand things at this level. Maybe they don't have to understand it, I doubt they even consult someone who could help them…
Work for a company that provides software for Walmart among many others, AWS was a no go from day 1. It was between GCP & Azure and Google has a way of not listening to customers so that experiment ended quickly and…
This is accurate form my perspective. I work for a company that made a big bet on Google Cloud and we spent the last 4 years building on it. We are now moving to Azure because of the number of times Google kept dropping…
Been an Android users since the first Android phone (HTC G1), before that I was on Windows Mobile. If Apple opened things up I would switch in a heartbeat. I doubt it will happen though.
Adapters to plugin in iPhones in to Mac Books... Its hilariously incompetent.
Thats why no one talks about it cumulatively. By cumulative logic every new iPhone release is the most interesting ever by definition because its... cumulative.
That argument makes sense for phones that aren't classified as "PRO".
> I can see why they didn't talk about this at the event. People would have booed. I doubt it, those events get gasps and thunderous applause over the most basic features that competitors have had for a while.
I think there is a cultural split here in the US. I personally hate branding and logos but you also have a large group of people that go out of their way to buy things with huge logos. To each their own.
"I would expect people protesting in front of their homes 24 hours per day. And covering their cars with rotten eggs when they went out." Honestly that would be letting them off too easy, they need to be dragged in…
We do this for our app already, right now the biggest issue is switching between pages causing the application to reload. I'm curious to see if anyone has a good solution for a problem like this, each of our apps are…
I agree with you about allowing CEOs room for growth and increased understanding. This case though really points out the glaring problem we have today, it shouldn't take a more than a basic high school diploma to…
If I search for Google it returns a massive dataset because it is also looking at the Google watermark in the street view scraped data.
There is zero incentive for a company to invest in tooling and tech to make processes that lose them customers more efficient. This is something that has to be regulated and enforced. I just don't see a c-suit clamoring…
> Having worked at Google for many years Perfect person to ask this. What is behind the need to constantly abandon products/services in favor of new offerings that have a fraction of the functionality?
Its small and deliberate. Setting the mental state of the customer to obfuscate the responsible party by throwing in Salesforce. A deliberate dark pattern.
Their in lies the power of the internet. It exposes who and what wants to control the narrative. This is what needs to be quelled. The need and want for control is toxic and needs to end.
Sure... Who is the hospital billing $69k to, the insurance? Also $2,500 is still a lot.
> Avoiding discussion just because misogyny is mentioned Its human nature, people will avoid it by not engaging if it just gets thrown around and used to berate without cause. > when misogyny is, in fact, at every turn…
I actually really like Microsoft ToDo. Your setup can be as simple as you want or as complex as you need it to be!
This is fun to read but also implies that we have representatives competent enough to even understand things at this level. Maybe they don't have to understand it, I doubt they even consult someone who could help them…
Work for a company that provides software for Walmart among many others, AWS was a no go from day 1. It was between GCP & Azure and Google has a way of not listening to customers so that experiment ended quickly and…
This is accurate form my perspective. I work for a company that made a big bet on Google Cloud and we spent the last 4 years building on it. We are now moving to Azure because of the number of times Google kept dropping…
Been an Android users since the first Android phone (HTC G1), before that I was on Windows Mobile. If Apple opened things up I would switch in a heartbeat. I doubt it will happen though.
Adapters to plugin in iPhones in to Mac Books... Its hilariously incompetent.
Thats why no one talks about it cumulatively. By cumulative logic every new iPhone release is the most interesting ever by definition because its... cumulative.
That argument makes sense for phones that aren't classified as "PRO".
> I can see why they didn't talk about this at the event. People would have booed. I doubt it, those events get gasps and thunderous applause over the most basic features that competitors have had for a while.
I think there is a cultural split here in the US. I personally hate branding and logos but you also have a large group of people that go out of their way to buy things with huge logos. To each their own.
"I would expect people protesting in front of their homes 24 hours per day. And covering their cars with rotten eggs when they went out." Honestly that would be letting them off too easy, they need to be dragged in…
We do this for our app already, right now the biggest issue is switching between pages causing the application to reload. I'm curious to see if anyone has a good solution for a problem like this, each of our apps are…
I agree with you about allowing CEOs room for growth and increased understanding. This case though really points out the glaring problem we have today, it shouldn't take a more than a basic high school diploma to…