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by peplee 3y ago
Rented a model y last month from them and drove nearly 6,000 miles round trip to visit family out of state. Had to stop more than I did when I’ve previously done the drive in my ICE car, but other than that, very smooth experience. The supe
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by peplee 3y ago
Here’s some fun context from one of their earnings calls from last year. Basically, management at cloudflare are blaming sales for many of their current issues. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/sahilmansuri_lets-talk-abou
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by peplee 3y ago
I suppose I'm not surprised that this breakdown exists, I just didn't know it existed. Thank you for sharing.
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by peplee 3y ago
One data point, but ~10 years ago, I called the electric providers in DFW to get some quotes. We have this and that option, yada yada yada. I told them that I wanted whatever was cheapest, and much to my surprise, it was the 100% wind optio
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by peplee 3y ago
I've been hearing lately that "buy what you can, build what you must" is the approach to procurement for orgs like NASA and SDA. If it is the case, one would hope this means more folks like ROCKY can get over that initial hum
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by peplee 3y ago
Easier to keep the employees around with the threat of legally enforced unemployment without the safety net than changing the business or working conditions or pay to something worth sticking around for.
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by peplee 3y ago
Does this help or hurt someone like Magic Leap?
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by peplee 3y ago
Isuzu sold a small truck called the Hombre. I saw one this week here in the US, and thought it was some joke sticker or something. Nope, turns out Isuzu took an S-10 and called it "guy" or "man". The Isuzu man truck.
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by peplee 4y ago
The one in the picture in the article looks like a cartoon car. Why? Rivian’s one for Amazon looks normal.
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by peplee 4y ago
I used to live in Vietnam circa 2016, and the joke every other month when the internet went out was that some sharks ate the cable again. Seems those sharks are still eating good!
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by peplee 4y ago
Was anybody else not taught things like this in school? Shortcuts like these where you get pretty close, but not exact are really useful; however, I recall math in school having to be exact or it was wrong. These handy get-you-close-enough
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by peplee 4y ago
Had the same situation. I'd forever be asking, "what's your plan for this or that item that's just lying around clearly not put away?" because that's how I approach it. There wasn't a plan, it was all spon
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by peplee 4y ago
Not sure if other states have a similar system, but Washington posts information about layoffs here: https://esd.wa.gov/about-employees/WARN . Looks like Amazon Health Services is getting cut as part of this.
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by peplee 4y ago
Sell software for a living, and have for 5+ years. Find people who you think might be interested in what you have to offer (from your network, linkedin, googling, etc.), message them, set up a meeting, ask them about their business, and lis
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by peplee 6y ago
The Knoll Life chair. It's comfortable. It's adjustable. It looks great. Only complaint is that one of the armrests will need to be replaced soon because the material is cracking.
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by peplee 6y ago
Perhaps the value is more in using them as proofs of concepts? Start small, and scale up later. Those big boy space SBCs are spendy.
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by peplee 6y ago
Lots of good info in here. Some thoughts from a current B2B software sales guy: * The successful B2B sales folks I’ve encountered aren’t what the general public would deem your typical salesperson. They listen more than they talk. They’re l