Can they set their own rates? Negotiate the terms of the contract? Negotiate fares? Can the driver define how th work will be done? Etc. There are a number of areas where it is more of an employee/employer relationship.
They use computers so they are a tech firm. Right?;)
But anyway as a aside, you have touched upon the two categories of software I have; software as a product vs. software as an enablement. Uber produces software but only to enable their business model, they are a taxi service not a software company.
Nancy Reagan was the real asshole. She denied it's existence and so thousands died. And face it, as Ronald became more and more senile she ran the Presidency.
Possibly due to perspective. If a solar system is far away, you can observe all of it. If an object is in the solar system *and* out of the elliptic it may well be hidden. The location of the other planet, which may have an orbital period of centuries, has to be in the correct place to be seen and you need to be looking for it. Just guessing.
Now that there is evidence of a large object outside the elliptic I'm sure someone will try to calculate the period and approximate location of it. The fact it is out of the elliptic may explain why some comets are out of the elliptic.
When Britain joined the EU there were a few "bumps" along the way. A few sacrifices had to be made (e.g. good paying manufacturing jobs), and some "economic realignment" had to occur. The same is true of Brexit. But overall it makes Britain a more affordable destination for labor an manufacturing. Just wait, the leisure industry will also boom.
When you don't have to. Stick to your core competency. Software is notoriously hard to manage precisely because it is nebulous. You cannot see it, touch it, feel it, smell it, or taste it. A strictly intellectual construct. Hardware is easier to conceptualize as it is tangible. Does apple really need to redo MS Word? Or Docker? Or a host of others.
Sure software can change faster, but all that does is create crappy software. Who hasn't experienced sales screaming "We have to ship feature X before our competitors!!!!!!!! "
My advice to Apple is stick to your knitting. You don't want to have to spin off some useless software applications that you over spent on in a few years.
And then again they are cheap and becoming more capable each day. So what if you need 50 of them to take down a copter? Just get one of them to explode near an engine intake and it could cause some serious problems. Swarming could work. Hack them to latch onto the closest large target, get them into range, and them cut them loose to attack.
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Yes why should we ensure teachers, police, members of the military, etc. do not have criminal records?
As Uber is screwing people I see nothing wrong with them banding together to fight back.
Can they set their own rates? Negotiate the terms of the contract? Negotiate fares? Can the driver define how th work will be done? Etc. There are a number of areas where it is more of an employee/employer relationship.
They use computers so they are a tech firm. Right? ;)
But anyway as a aside, you have touched upon the two categories of software I have; software as a product vs. software as an enablement. Uber produces software but only to enable their business model, they are a taxi service not a software company.
I blame Brexit.
Are you forgetting that it affected non-homosexuals as well? It was the shrieking anti-gay rhetoric which killed them. WHich your post resembles.
Nancy Reagan was the real asshole. She denied it's existence and so thousands died. And face it, as Ronald became more and more senile she ran the Presidency.
At leat I found it interesting
http://www.radiolab.org/story/...
The large orange construction site ones. I think I'll take the company CC and get me noise deadening headphones.
That's why things are getting off shored, and at least where I work, the Silly Valley/Bay area teams are slowly getting shutdown.
Is that you Milton?
Lake effect storms? Snow Chi Mihn (google it)? hail storms? Etc.
Other than that I was deeply disappointed about the lack of pizza.
The young ones will find something else to do.
Like cook meth.
I'm holding out for planet 10. When are we going?
Possibly due to perspective. If a solar system is far away, you can observe all of it. If an object is in the solar system *and* out of the elliptic it may well be hidden. The location of the other planet, which may have an orbital period of centuries, has to be in the correct place to be seen and you need to be looking for it. Just guessing.
Now that there is evidence of a large object outside the elliptic I'm sure someone will try to calculate the period and approximate location of it. The fact it is out of the elliptic may explain why some comets are out of the elliptic.
By the way, nice sig.
I'm not sure why but sooner or later someone will come up with a reason ;)
When Britain joined the EU there were a few "bumps" along the way. A few sacrifices had to be made (e.g. good paying manufacturing jobs), and some "economic realignment" had to occur. The same is true of Brexit. But overall it makes Britain a more affordable destination for labor an manufacturing. Just wait, the leisure industry will also boom.
Yes, any time something goes wrong, blame Brexit
When you don't have to. Stick to your core competency. Software is notoriously hard to manage precisely because it is nebulous. You cannot see it, touch it, feel it, smell it, or taste it. A strictly intellectual construct. Hardware is easier to conceptualize as it is tangible. Does apple really need to redo MS Word? Or Docker? Or a host of others.
Sure software can change faster, but all that does is create crappy software. Who hasn't experienced sales screaming "We have to ship feature X before our competitors!!!!!!!! "
My advice to Apple is stick to your knitting. You don't want to have to spin off some useless software applications that you over spent on in a few years.
If Goldman Sachs is involved I am very suspicious. They are never to be trusted.
less vacation, worse health care, and less job security (Google up 2016 layoffs).
USA! USA! We're number 1
USA! USA! We're number 1
"European Lifestyle" also means single payer medicine, 4 or more weeks vacation, and an efficient mass transit system.
And then again they are cheap and becoming more capable each day. So what if you need 50 of them to take down a copter? Just get one of them to explode near an engine intake and it could cause some serious problems. Swarming could work. Hack them to latch onto the closest large target, get them into range, and them cut them loose to attack.
COTS drones, perhaps modified, to take on attack drones or helicopters. Basically a poor man's guided missile.
That's Gates' story. He was born on 3rd base as the saying goes.