thomasthomas

Never Lost Again: The Google Mapping Revolution That Sparked New Industries and Augmented Our Reality

1. Come to an agreed upon format with clients 2. SSIS

Similar to the rule of thumb I use: if adding 1 to the number gives you anything meaningful its a number.

Needs an "Are you still watching?" prompt as well. It will play every episode of a series if you fall asleep while watching. Would cut costs for them too.

"Im yet to see one that works as expected"

it might be wasabi wallet. not 100% though

it's not "seen as a problem," the company just gets valued differently if growth is expected to slow

communities are moats too

add up all their expenses on all their 10k's and you have a baseline starting point.

Put it in and be proud. Its an achievement, that's what resumes are for.

Same reason google doesn't offer this for gmail.

bezos has the worlds information on a device in his pocket. he can go to the grocery store and buy 1000s of different affordable items. yeah, hes the richest.

just curious, what are you doing with ETH contracts? working on a product or just hobby?

i think their past issue was having to hire more sales people to scale revenue in a manual fashion talking to companies rather than having a robust programmatic platform they can rely on to bring in revenue with fewer headcount. not sure if this is still a problem for them or not.

these comparisons are fine and fun. but a single iphone isnt that valuable if youre the only person on all the different networks an iphone gives you access to

makes sense. as majority of the population moves away from desktops, windows and mac will lose market share. the hardcore Linux users that aren't going anywhere will gain market share.