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In the topographical one, Sichuan is west of the Hu-Line, while in others it is east of it. Make up your mind.
Don't fuddle with the line just to tell a story.
It's not like they are asking for more than 8 years of experience in Pytorch.
"Ä" is a separate letter in the Swedish alphabet: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish_alphabet
In German on the other hand, "Ä" is part of the language but not part of the alphabet and it is simply expanded to "AE" as in the previous comment.
I wouldn't want to expect a student in Sydney to stay awake at 3AM to follow a lecture at Harvard at 1PM.
The same is true for office hours with professors and TAs. You have a huge disadvantage in getting information if you are in a bad time zone.
Covid-19 gave all those people a very visual example of the value proposition.
You can still tip the delivery person as much as you like.
Amazon was losing money because they put every single dollar they earned (and more) into new projects and markets that expanded their reach.
Definitely agree with your second paragaph though! There are so many companies that for some time fly under the radar of the general public, where experts in the field can already see their success coming a mile away.
Nvidia would be another example. Anyone in Computer Science around 2014 could have predicted their meteoric rise due to machine learning and CUDA. But people outside of the field would have no idea.
An important part of certain banks like Sparkassen or state banks in Germany is the fact that they are legally bound to serve you. Private banks like N26 on the other hand can drop you at any point.
If you open an iPhone, you will see a very well ordered and packaged arrangement of components. Most Android phones are a hot mess compared with it.
If you need a component for an iPhone, you can get it easily.
What I'm saying is not that electronics should not become more climate-friendly.
What I'm saying is that the focus on Apple is wrong. The business is the problem and companies like Samsung, Motorola, etc. are putting much worse devices on the market.
BTW: iPhones regularly get software updates for around 5 years. How's that for extending the lifetime of devices? Android phones are lucky to get significant software updates for more than one year.
I am actually curious, because on the other hand you would have all the constraints like development in less than 3 months, need for the app to be waterproof in a legal sense (data protection), additional backend development and also development for both iOS and Android.
Slack is greatly helped by integrations with tools like this. Otherwise you would only have chaotic discussions and then try to find messages in Slack to remember things.