Manufacturing Resource Planning was all about having the right inventory on hand to manufacture widgets to meet a delivery schedule.
The most ironic part is MRP was replaced by notecards when Lean Manufacturing took over, yet ERP remains.
Think of it like polling, you get a view into what people think will happen. And they do it with a strong enough belief that they back it up with cash. This doesn't apply to casino gambling of course.
Exactly!
Please explain me why my browser needs an AI mode.
To introduce new security vulnerabilities!
I get that it's hard to keep Mozilla funded
No it is not. The Mozilla foundation has pissed away tens of millions of dollars on "features" nobody asked for and which have since been removed, like Pocket which cost US$20M alone.
You don't want them to stagnate either. They need to innovate and sometimes innovation doesn't pan out. They can't keep making the same browser forever.
I keep hearing people complain that they need 4 streaming services to get everything they want to watch. So now it's 3...
There is definitely a right size for the streaming market. IMO right now there are too many services. However, I also don't want to see any single streaming provider controlling more than 40% of the market. I don't see this merger violating that.
Ultra-processed foods have one or more ingredient that wouldn’t be found in a kitchen, like chemical-based preservatives, emulsifiers like hydrogenated oils, sweeteners like high fructose corn syrup, and artificial colors and flavors.
So, ultra-processed foods are anything not in my kitchen. I'm sorry, but that doesn't really narrow it down. We need specifics.
It seems to me the only discovery here is a new kind of statistical fallacy.
And it should be the law: If you use the word `paradigm' without knowing what the dictionary says it means, you go to jail. No exceptions. -- David Jones
