360 feedback usually happens a few times a year while Dot Collector feedback seems like it's for every meeting [0][1]. This reminds me of the Black Mirror episode "Nosedive" where everyone is rating everyone for every social interaction (e.g. saying "hi" or paying a cashier).
Eaze | Senior Software Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full-time Onsite
Eaze (eaze.com) is the easiest, fastest, and most professional way to get medical marijuana delivered. Eaze has quickly become the #1 technology company in the fast-growing $6 billion cannabis industry by developing the first logistics technology and on-demand service that can help dispensaries deliver to qualified patients in less than 20 minutes.
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Eaze | Senior Software Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full-time Onsite
Eaze (eaze.com) is the easiest, fastest, and most professional way to get medical marijuana delivered. Eaze has quickly become the #1 technology company in the fast-growing $6 billion cannabis industry by developing the first logistics technology and on-demand service that can help dispensaries deliver to qualified patients in less than 20 minutes.
Do you think this acquisition actually opens doors for Instacart/Shipt? Existing grocery chains are now going up against Amazon. Maybe they'll be more willing to partner with Instacart/Shipt to compete?
Eaze | Software Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full-time Onsite
Eaze (eaze.com) is the easiest, fastest, and most professional way to get medical marijuana delivered. Eaze has quickly become the #1 technology company in the fast-growing $6 billion cannabis industry by developing the first logistics technology and on-demand service that can help dispensaries deliver to qualified patients in less than 20 minutes.
Zojirushi SM-SA48-BA Stainless Steel Mug, Black
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HYOGTTG
-easy to clean
-great ergonomics
-best heat/cold retention vs. other products
Color irrelevant (up to personal preferences) and specific model w/e, but that aside… good god these mugs really are fantastic:
* they just look plain good, no unnecessary flourishes and the few "unnecessary" features (the locking lid) turn out to be pretty much necessary in the end
* the opening mechanism is just perfect, it has great feedback, is hard to misuse, it's extremely well designed on its own, the double-action opening is just gorgeous
* the entire assembly trivially comes apart for inspection and cleaning
* the heat retention is so good it's a bit too good, filling with fresh coffee early morning and scalding your tongue all the way to mid-afternoon is a bit extreme
We have several similar Zojirushi products at home (SM-KHE48BA) and I'm convinced that they violate the laws of physics somehow. I've never had a vacuum flask that works so well.
It looks more like a way to simplify manufacturing. Put all the sensors in one factory-built topside unit, then bolt that to the car. Less labor intensive than hanging stuff all over the car,
cheaper in small volumes than integration with the car body,
and you can align everything during manufacturing.
This sort of add-on thing is temporary. Another generation and cars will have an equally good sensor suite, but it will barely show.
I was thinking the exact same thing. It's not a beauty contest as long as Uber is owning the prototype fleet. Plus, I think it will clue in other drivers to: "Dude, that was one of those 'driverless ubers' right?"
I googled "American "football" is a game played by carrying a ball in one's hands, or throwing it by hand. Why on earth would someone come up with such stupid name as "football" for this kind of game?" and this was the first result: https://www.quora.com/Why-is-American-football-called-footba...
From 2009 to 2011, Google spent ~$8B on capital expenditures (buildings, property,& equipment) while Amazon spent ~$3B on capital expenditures. Given Google's scale, they probably have better economics than Amazon.
[0] https://www.businessinsider.com/coinbase-asking-staff-rate-e...
[1] https://qz.com/1071749/bridgewater-associates-ceo-ray-dalio-...