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It's better to compare an automotive giant with a different tech giant.
Or Tesla with another big brand/marketing car company like Audi, BMW.
The boring reality is that it's a bubble.
The interiors and exteriors were actually bad. The infotainment system was buggy and cheap, but it was feature rich and fast. If it wasn't Tesla, people would hate it for not having buttons.
The reliability is notoriously bad too.
I don't see any genuine argument for "Best", they might have the hardest, lowest paid workers, or the only car you can natively play a 30 year old video game, but when comparing Tesla to Nissan or GM EVs, I don't see why you'd get a Tesla.
It's more expensive and you get less.
I think we are seeing the beginning of hyperinflation.
Not sure why people/Apple marketing insist on Apple products making them more productive. I can't agree on iPhone and I didn't find any speed increases on a macbook.
These jobs pay like crap but require an intellectual.
My parents retirement is screwed..these small interest bonds will mean nothing with 10x inflation..
Ancedote sure, inevitable maybe. But this wasn't some January new years resolution, this was April.
Open the gyms to save lives.
If you want to get rid of the virus we need to shut down everything.
"Gyms are closed" (but bars and casinos are open)
A virus that kills old and _obese_ people, and you are shutting down the gym?
If anything I hope Coronavirus shifts politicians from business leaders to scientists.
Software engineering is Engineering like sandwich Engineer is Engineering.
They should use "specialist". It's not like they are using science to prove something will work.
What commands are you sending your macbook outside installations?
It's not like you are running a server, you still need to SSH into the server to do anything.
What demographic is this? College kids and Apple employees?
It seems like minor benefit in an otherwise atrocious platform.
I've seen them at University and some non STEM students homes.
That said, I see iPhones at work, but probably because they are not critical to doing anything other than email.