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karthikb
·10 months ago·discuss
That's why dosing is by weight and for children is a liquid, so the dose can be adjusted easily.
karthikb
·last year·discuss
The Traitorous Eight would only have been possible in California, not Washington, because of the position on noncompetes.
karthikb
·last year·discuss
> As an FYI, we _do_ use Figma Slides internally for pretty much everything

I think this is part of the issue. How much of the internal use stays within the editor view? Do you have any internal stakeholders who won’t click a Figma link and instead want a PPT or PDF? Because those are normal requests for presentations - but not ones that you’d find with internal use.

For example, there needs to be a way to export to PDF that’s less than several hundred MB. And the PPT export is hopelessly broken - the outputs look like a clipped ransom letter.
karthikb
·last year·discuss
EEOC is based on national origin not nationality.
karthikb
·6 years ago·discuss
Yes. That’s why they’re laying people off, and why Uber stock is up in after hours trading. Because of these layoffs, their margins have actually improved. Doesn’t make things any better for the people who find themselves without a job, though.
karthikb
·6 years ago·discuss
This is older analysis [1] but Uber is profitable on each ride in their biggest markets until you deduct the OPEX of the main co. The burn of sales, marketing, engineering, support, their rider safety team, the driver inspection and on boarding centers, leases, etc all continue on with or without riders.

[1] https://benjamintseng.com/2019/04/lyft-vs-uber-a-tale-of-two...
karthikb
·10 years ago·discuss
In many ways they're worse, especially specialized test equipment and protocol analyzers, because they're designed to evaluate the very thing that goes obsolete.