It also helps to look at reviews "in the middle". Sometimes the 1 star reviews are just people with some grudge because they got fired, or people who are overly critical and don't know that the world isn't perfect. This goes for Amazon reviews too. Some of the 1 star reviews are from people who received a box with torn packaging, or got the package later than they expected to, and give a 1 star to the product itself. Completely dumb.
The article says the problem is the cables, but due to the design the entire display unit needs to be thrown in a landfill and replaced with a new one. Yet I always see tech companies talk about being "green", but they have moved away from designs that minimize waste. And I don't buy that "our parts are recycled" garbage. It all just gets sent to China where a "recycler" dumps it somewhere.
I don't know. Pretty much everything I have heard from the "autonomous" people is ridiculous. It is like they aren't seeing reality. Reality is that autonomous navigation is very hard, and might be impossible to do. What we have now is basically lane assist and braking/following assist, which is great, but not enough.
OK, so if the shutdown lasts A FULL YEAR it impacts NEARLY 1% of revenue? Yeah, major crises here. That is your example? You are grasping at straws here, and your logic of how it impacts profits more than revenue is nonsensical. They better figure this out soon, otherwise Delta might make only $4.999B this year instead of $5B.
Yeah, but the whole "show your ID" thing was even before the TSA. It was just a scam to keep people from transferring tickets. Now everyone wants to "see your ID" when checking into hotels or even entering buildings.
"Delta Air Lines Inc Chief Executive Ed Bastian, for instance, said the shutdown would cost his airline $25 million in lost revenue from government travel"
Delta had over $41 BILLION in revenue last year. I get it that everyone hates Trump, but this whole thing is wildly overblown.
Much like using Tor: the exit nodes are all monitored so it is even worse for privacy. It makes it easier for surveillance though: they just need to get the information from a single place.
Why did they call a language "Rust"? Did they think that was descriptive, or cute, or what? Is it an acronym? I understand things like "Swift" and "Go", but "Rust"doesn't make any sense.
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If a company offers you a job with title X you can look on Glassdoor to see what people using that same title are getting from that same company.
It also helps to look at reviews "in the middle". Sometimes the 1 star reviews are just people with some grudge because they got fired, or people who are overly critical and don't know that the world isn't perfect. This goes for Amazon reviews too. Some of the 1 star reviews are from people who received a box with torn packaging, or got the package later than they expected to, and give a 1 star to the product itself. Completely dumb.
The article says the problem is the cables, but due to the design the entire display unit needs to be thrown in a landfill and replaced with a new one. Yet I always see tech companies talk about being "green", but they have moved away from designs that minimize waste. And I don't buy that "our parts are recycled" garbage. It all just gets sent to China where a "recycler" dumps it somewhere.
Can you make more than $50,000? Asking for a friend...
I don't know. Pretty much everything I have heard from the "autonomous" people is ridiculous. It is like they aren't seeing reality. Reality is that autonomous navigation is very hard, and might be impossible to do. What we have now is basically lane assist and braking/following assist, which is great, but not enough.
I'll save them a bunch of money: this will never work. But that won't stop them from trying it and then giving up after spending millions.
We also put people in jail for stealing. Legalize it!
That would explain why this is on Forbes.com. Invest now in Deezer! It is the next Tesla...
The woosh was in HiFi and since he wasn't a Deezer HiFi user he couldn't hear it.
"for example users of Deezer HiFi have increased by 71% in the past 12 months alone"
Thats pretty impressive. Pretty soon everyone will be using Deezer HiFi.
Please name these senior citizens. Oh wait, nothing has happened to them. But THINK of the children, right???
Really. What effect has the government shutdown had on YOU? I'll wait. But somehow this is the crises of the century...
OK, so if the shutdown lasts A FULL YEAR it impacts NEARLY 1% of revenue? Yeah, major crises here. That is your example? You are grasping at straws here, and your logic of how it impacts profits more than revenue is nonsensical. They better figure this out soon, otherwise Delta might make only $4.999B this year instead of $5B.
Maybe he can get a job at Google or Facebook or whatever tech company that puts profits and fame above humanity.
Yeah, but the whole "show your ID" thing was even before the TSA. It was just a scam to keep people from transferring tickets. Now everyone wants to "see your ID" when checking into hotels or even entering buildings.
Strict ID checks also make re-sale of tickets more difficult, thus protect airlines' revenue stream from change fees.
Exactly. A complete scam. This whole "show your ID" thing is ridiculous.
But..but...companies are having problems "opening up the IPO market" and Delta lost 0.06% of their revenue. My heart goes out.
Well it is odd to put the "single datum" in the summary when it represents 0.06% of revenue impact. Were there better examples? Apparently not.
"Delta Air Lines Inc Chief Executive Ed Bastian, for instance, said the shutdown would cost his airline $25 million in lost revenue from government travel"
Delta had over $41 BILLION in revenue last year. I get it that everyone hates Trump, but this whole thing is wildly overblown.
Much like using Tor: the exit nodes are all monitored so it is even worse for privacy. It makes it easier for surveillance though: they just need to get the information from a single place.
That is their punishment for hitting puberty. It is a rite of passage. Much like a Bar Mitzvah or Confirmation.
If you are in school and a D.C. resident (21 and under) you get a free Metro pass. I'm glad to see European cities finally catching up.
Probably. It really doesn't matter if you can act if you are that good looking.
Why did they call a language "Rust"? Did they think that was descriptive, or cute, or what? Is it an acronym? I understand things like "Swift" and "Go", but "Rust"doesn't make any sense.
That was the one with that Hayden guy that couldn't act, right? I loved that movie - it has Natalie Portman in it.