GoToRO

7 ms·

121.
by GoToRO 2y ago
This is exactly how a german-car-maker manager put it: just an item on a BOM. Their cars have hilarious bad software.
122.
by GoToRO 2y ago
Just to add that every single device is the same: airbag, central lock, engine, transmission and so on. They are all bought from suppliers and usually you get the same device in cars that are from competing car manufacturers. An expensive v
123.
by GoToRO 2y ago
a computer without a web browser? definitely another apple idea to keep you in some garden.
124.
by GoToRO 2y ago
What does Dbt Labs do? I've read their website, but I need a concrete example.
125.
by GoToRO 2y ago
.ro
126.
by GoToRO 2y ago
The airbag module does record acceleration, seat belt status and the general scenario used to deploy the airbags/tighten the seat belts.
127.
by GoToRO 2y ago
And in my country you can't even take medical leave for burnout.
128.
by GoToRO 2y ago
I needed it for checking the weather. Works great if you can add a shortcut directly in the main menu.
129.
by GoToRO 2y ago
No web browser on apple TV.
130.
by GoToRO 2y ago
It's been at least 20 years since companies stopped listening to software developers. Now we have product owners, scrum masters, bussiness analysts, delivery managers.
131.
by GoToRO 2y ago
It's the term they used. Also, it's 30%, a significant percent.
132.
by GoToRO 2y ago
Most people don't want deep conversations. They might listen more but you have to deliver the info piece by piece: I've been there (and then nothing) How was it? Pretty good (and the nothing) ... then they might ask more info abou
133.
by GoToRO 2y ago
From a documentary: cows are about 30% carnivore. They grow bacteria in their guts, on low quality food (grass) and then that bacteria gets devoured with the rest of the food when it's pushed in the next stomach (or intestine). They ha
134.
by GoToRO 2y ago
I've watched this and I think this will not be the holly grail because the crucial components change the spin direction during operation. So wear and noise and inefficiency.
135.
by GoToRO 2y ago
None of the links work...
136.
by GoToRO 2y ago
The companies that do RTO. Logically, you are right but this is not how those CEOs operate.
137.
by GoToRO 2y ago
Developers are some of the most highly skilled and heavily paid workers in the tech world. But when it comes down to it, developers get to do very little of what they actually want to do: coding. Amazon Web Services said in a post on Tuesda
138.
by GoToRO 2y ago
You can drink the bottle, plug it back and put it under your clothes. Then drink another one.
139.
by GoToRO 2y ago
Sponsored by Magna, probably the contractor selling them the system...
140.
by GoToRO 2y ago
If you read between the lines, the real problem is that they just hire people and let them loose on the project. There is nobody leading or having any responsibility on the project. All the managers are non-technical and all the technical p
141.
by GoToRO 2y ago
would adding random delays prevent this?
142.
by GoToRO 2y ago
When marches were replaced with sprints.
143.
by GoToRO 2y ago
there are groups only of this type of stairs
144.
by GoToRO 2y ago
I'm pretty sure apple is just a marketing machine. They have pro apple posts and smear campaigns on all samsung forums. Main stream media marketing but also guerrilla marketing on forums, social media, even newspaper comments section.
145.
by GoToRO 2y ago
For sure. It's not like the people will actually get jobs, but they still can sell the dream.
146.
by GoToRO 2y ago
Given the prices, 50% off, the only way they will not fare well is import taxes.
147.
by GoToRO 2y ago
Even without the other problems, I can assure you that the vast majority of managers will think that a 80% done project is almost done. The truth is the remaining 20% is where you have to fit everything together so you revisit an rewrite mo
148.
by GoToRO 2y ago
1. It's my idea!!11 Nicely done!
149.
by GoToRO 2y ago
All value comes from labor. Having access to a lot of labor (capital), much more than you can produce, puts you ahead.
150.
by GoToRO 2y ago
A hood low enough to throw the pedestrian over the car. Enough space under the hood to allow enough deformation to prevent serious head injury (main reason the pedestrian is killed as I remember). Hood "airbags" that lift the hood

More ›