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This is kind of Zen. I saw this as an example of motivated and deliberate learning. I find that taking notes instead of winging it can lower the chance of making the same mistake twice. You miss and forget more than you realize. To put it another way, you forget what you remember and don't even remember you forgot.
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If you imagine how people you might label as happy and social IRL use the net, they're online either to work or reinforce their real life connections. For them, the net is a tool rather than a destination. This article is a broad overview, but it seems to make sense in general.
I highly recommend reading Learned Optimism. It's not just some empty feel good self-help book, it has scientific rigor and explanations of the causes of much of depression.
I hope that other articles on HN don't fall apart like this if you know a little about the subject.
I can't say how long it takes to make every part, but it seems like Apple has leverage with its suppliers. I do agree that looking at the 5 day metric is only part of a picture.
The 5 day inventory turnover would not be sustainable without good supply chain management. This is a strategic advantage for Apple.
"When Cook took over the supply chain, he cut the number of component suppliers from 100 to 24, in a move to force the companies to compete for Apple's business. Cook then shut down 10 of the 19 company warehouses to limit overstocking, and by September 1998 inventory was down from a month to only six days." http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/11/10/21/jobs_trusted_c...
This is good feedback, though.
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The bullwhip effect is caused by delay and uncertainty in demand. JIT helps minimize its effects, but doesn't ensure its elimination. Coordinating your demand with retailers is one way to prevent the bullwhip effect. I'm guessing Apple has effective inventory and order coordination with their retailers.
var a = 10, b = 20; // Declare variable values
a = b; // Assign b to a
console.log(a); // Output a to the console
console.log(b); // Output b to the console
// Log: 20
// Log: 20
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