swampthinker

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by swampthinker 1y ago
Sounds very Florida public schooling. Just not the case in states like MA (re: quality and efficacy of education).
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by swampthinker 2y ago
That's pretty standard, even for well-run chains. Gives the primary business (making food profitably) a huge cash infusion, and removes a distraction. Obviously deal terms are important, but that action on its own isn't stripping
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by swampthinker 2y ago
And here I thought your somehow hooked up a cat feeder to alerts. Regardless, very cute - what’s your cat’s name?
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by swampthinker 3y ago
Depends on the structure - Public OpCo controlled by non-profit worked out well for Novo Nordisk. Get the resources needed from the public markets, but still maintain the mission-driven control and focus on diabetes.
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by swampthinker 3y ago
Hard to understand unless it’s converted to football fields.
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by swampthinker 3y ago
@dang serial spammer
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by swampthinker 3y ago
I cannot believe that username was available.
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by swampthinker 4y ago
A brave, throwaway opinion.
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by swampthinker 4y ago
That sounds really low
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by swampthinker 4y ago
$5000 in AWS credits if you spend a month in Amazon Prime Prison™
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by swampthinker 4y ago
To the surprise of absolutely no one.
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by swampthinker 4y ago
The cynical response there is “It would’ve performed even better if it was a subscription”
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by swampthinker 5y ago
Yep, European is a step up from American for sure. Still not as good as Japanese ones IMO.
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by swampthinker 5y ago
It’s relative to western convenience store food. Gas station sandwiches are some of the most depressing meals in existence.
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by swampthinker 5y ago
So do Americans, that argument doesn’t hold water.
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by swampthinker 5y ago
That was a quote from Facebook’s official response to the leaks. The display ad on mobile cuts the article in a really odd way.
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by swampthinker 5y ago
GCP revenue rises from $3Bn to $4.6Bn, but how does that track against AWS and MSFT?
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by swampthinker 5y ago
JFK and EWR don't have direct connections to public transit, but instead offer a mediocre people mover to a nearby train station. LGA only has a bus.
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by swampthinker 6y ago
I can't believe he's been dead for months, the Instagram post that announced it says he passed away on Oct. 31st.
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by swampthinker 6y ago
Can you make the right hand div with the solar status a tad wider? The scroll bar cuts off the units of measure on Chrome + Windows.
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by swampthinker 6y ago
Because in 2020, it's still a far simpler and better product than anything else at 1 thing - getting large video conferencing to be seamless.
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by swampthinker 6y ago
It's truly comical how bad Twitter is at managing it's acquisitions. Time and time again, they get the initial idea right, then squander it.
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by swampthinker 6y ago
I've had a Peak Design backpack for about a year now. Best money I've spent on a backpack yet.
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by swampthinker 7y ago
How does this compare to SuperMetrics?
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by swampthinker 7y ago
Sounds super interesting, do you have a link?
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by swampthinker 7y ago
Won't lie, I love watching videos or listening to podcasts in the shower.
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by swampthinker 7y ago
Retail investors contribute to Tesla's financing by offering interest free loans in the form of pre-order deposits.
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by swampthinker 7y ago
Mostly agree. However, I think pure software companies/ software companies that have far less human complexity can get away with building better software over improving processes and compliance.
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by swampthinker 7y ago
As someone working in healthcare, I can attest to the value in getting an healthcare org to adopt standardized workflows. I'll take an org that follows process over better software that isn't used in a consistent manner. There is
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by swampthinker 7y ago
Military contracts

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