526 karma · joined February 4, 2020
Mostly related to machining and physics and electronics.
No snacks, no tea, no coffee. Only water to quench thrist.
Having said that most of my work is technical in nature and I am a partime machinist. Basically, after completing my development work at 5pm - I work in my machine shop for an hour or two everyday.
Then I started working from home and now I am very happy
I work on some interesting side projects at my home and this has improved my productivity on boring company tasks.
But why I don't get interesting company work? Mostly because boring task pays well.
If the produce goes back to soil, it's an expense and next time it will result in higher output.
Not sure if there is something user can do to protect their house from grid quality issues.
A lot of people just look at cause Vs effect in a wrong w
Most of the business I've got in consulting field is through word of mouth and you spend sometime on call with the customer to understand what exactly they want and what you can offer to them at what price point and if you've previous successful projects to show off to them.
Getting project from a customer who approaches you is really easy provided you've experienced and I start by understanding their requirements then offering them deep domain expertise overview of how we are going to slice and dice the problem at hand.
Now ofc, if you don't have much experience with the domain - the person in front of you'll easily detect your BS.
Websites doesn't really help much other than opening a line of communication and probably displaying some previous customers, success and maybe your company address / size.
Shouldn't welfare and free will go directly against it each other?
If someone crashes and burns, society has to pay for it through taxes where all members of the society suffer because one of them has crashed and burned.
Meanwhile, if you remove this person's agency to crash and burn, you've saved society from scarifice but you removed that person's free will.
Why there exists nothing other than higher education institute charging arm and leg for people to network?
Can't we have simple institute where people simply go to brainstorm on random stuff and with no focus on grades or anything at all.
We've never lost a single piece of data since we started using it.
Being from the tribal origin I've been conned by city dwellers a lot before I wised up. In tribe we trust everyone, there is no need to be shrewed and sense of community and living together in harmony is valued above everything else.
Then luxuries Italian brands stamp their logo on top of it and it's ready to be sold in big city showrooms.
Heck, a lot of Italian shoe brands are buying their leather shoes from Uttar Pardesh, India.
Maybe not all luxury fashion brand production looks like this, but atleast some part does.
Come to India and buy your leather quality handmade shoes for less than $100 and let me know if you find any quality difference between $700 shoes and $100 shoes without lable.
How much of that could be simply genetic diversity?
So now we use two together, only recent data that's available for fast querying for user dashboard is served from clickhouse cluster.
And old data were customer is willing to be more tolerant to slow responses upto 2seconds is served by bigquery.
Let's say if a mirror can reflect 99% of the light that hits it, and we shot it with 1kw laser. That means 100w is still heating the mirror and it might melt or shatter it.
They use a laser pointer to measure width of a hair.
More expensive were inverter, controller, batteries.
Germany can get packaged cheap labor from East of Europe when they need it.
Infact, a lot of German companies have their labor intensive units in East.
Only highly automated manufacturing and management/finance and R&D work in done in Germany.
Australia doesn't have the same advantage which Germany have had for years now:
http://conradbastable.com/essays/the-germany-shock-the-large...
They also say, "competing on price is for losers, it's race to bottom and at the end we'll have no margins left"