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I wonder the pricing.

Hopefully it's not 6k + your personal safety.

Agreed, seems as though even rubber gloves are "empowering a new limitless future."

Personally, I'd love a return to boring but accurate descriptions.

Agreed, indeed says that Pepsi pays 65k and that’s one of the top employers in the industry.

The price of oil and gas has been far more inflated than the price of truck drivers since 1970.

There’s an endless supply of truck drivers, just a shortage of those willing to be underpaid and abused.

Appreciate it very much.

To check, do you know whether the bootloader can be unlocked without a SIM card with these phones?

I am thinking that the oneplus 8 has plenty of horsepower.

No budget restrictions although I’d like the ability for Bluetooth to run in the background and not go to sleep , and ideally ip67 or ip68 water protection.

Fantastic!!!!

Can you recommend a couple phones that are compatible with LOS + microg? I looked on their sites and it wasn't quite clear

Agreed, I even saw a “full stack” role that required the person to do testing with a 65k salary

Same experience here, has made a world of difference

Depending on how a statistical experiment was designed, I could imagine a variety of results though

That’s the impression I get, not so much JIT but rather limiting supply budgets as much as possible. A lot of companies tout Toyota as the pinnacle of manufacturing without realizing that they are not Toyota and there was more to Toyota’s success than JIT.

Agree, and would propose increased property taxes for amount of time a property is empty, I think this would increase liquidity in rental markets.

Better than me, I had extensive up-sell attempts.

Perhaps Microsoft can add it to their certs list and start competing with the tier 1 grad schools.

I remember a newly hired ex-consultant have a slide in her deck about using ML across sparse/inaccurate company data and how this would turn “data into information.” I think eventually they realized that it takes more than PowerPoints and repeating that phrase.

Anecdotally, I've seen 4 people leave for career advancement versus 1 that left due to wanting to be in the office.

Having used looker, it felt rather clunky and proprietary

I was generally able to create better results via power bi, ssrs, or shiny

To me it's rather concerning that more and more products are opting towards connecting to the internet for seemingly little reason. The costs of security on that seem somewhat astronomical.

I’m generally pretty amazed at how low the salaries are for COBOL developers relative to the criticality of the systems being maintained, and also how common those legacy code bases are.

Said they had backups, I wonder to what extent, and the costs of maintaining those backups

I’d claim there’s a good chance that mass evictions would lend themselves to lower property values and rental incomes which would also lead to an unsuccessful business strategy and a similar outcome. Whether or not this is preferable would then be a separate conversation of hypotheticals.

Thanks for followup, I was curious if the ram was allocated in blocks if sections could go unused.

Right now I have 16gb and it's been great and I generally don't put much pressure on it (except for some occasional Android Studio virtualizing).

However, it seems as though software resource usage has a tendency to creep up over time so it seemed like more RAM would be a safe option. I also tend to use the computer more lightly when it's unplugged.

I don't know much about hardware so all input is appreciated.

Would ordering one of these with 32gb of ram lead to a significant decrease in battery performance?

That’s a good point. If I had to guess, I think over time there is a natural limit to the amount of user saturation. People are mostly aware of the platforms and their features and have probably made up their minds as to whether they want to join. Parts of the existing user base are probably getting sick of the engagement and lessening their usage.

I wish it would be possible to know the amount of energy used unnecessarily with software and have it bucketed. I think that there’s a lot of telemetry and unnecessary video rendering that would add up (among many other things not listed...)

Anecdote, but hfcs requires approximately 3 times the insulin, if anyone has a different experience, please tell

I would choose weights for gold, silver, and bronze and then sort accordingly, this would be confusing which would make the consumer of information pay attention to more of the details.

Interesting, I’ll have to research that. It seems like something that would take a long time to deploy.

Sidetopic, but I am rather disappointed that Venmo has been pressuring me via email to embrace crypto and imagine behind the scenes they own however much, trades only get executed internally, and they do their best to extract transaction fees. To me this is the antithesis of what the crypto community was looking to stand for in terms of privacy and independence from traditional banking systems.