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by EncomLab 3y ago
The biggest issue I have with the movie is it attempts to shoe-horn the RiM story into the same mold as Apple. But RiM was a large company when it began developing devices for two-way paging - and the BB was the output of a team of enginee
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by EncomLab 3y ago
Who is still taking this guy seriously? His most recent appearance on Fridman is the perfect illustration of his shtick - spout a ton of acronyms, claim to be the smartest participant in every discussion, mock people who are actually accomp
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by EncomLab 3y ago
Based on the recently released round 3 of Hotz and Fridman - YES! I kept think that the entire conversation sounded like two vocal transcription bots reading through r/AI and HN with a sprinkling of Twitter.
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by EncomLab 4y ago
“If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him.” - Cardinal Richelieu Nothing has really changed since.
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by EncomLab 4y ago
Yet somehow all those drafting tables gave us everything from bridges and skyscrapers to century-series fighter planes and all the equipment it took to get us to the moon in what appears to be 10% of the time it takes a company today to des
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by EncomLab 4y ago
VW also like to use special code for testing it's diesel engines...
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by EncomLab 4y ago
LISP - because I feel like I'm getting to use a computer in an entirely different way than I do at work. I imagine it's how an artist would feel if their day job was painting text onto signs and at night their hobby was making J
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by EncomLab 4y ago
In my experience, the only people who "look behind doors" are those who stand behind them. If you have time to determine who among your co-workers is slacking you either do not have enough work to fill your own job description or