NHSTA should place data loggers in self-driving vehicles. In case of an impact (crash-detection) these data loggers should be able to precisely tell who was in control, person behind the wheel or computer?
I have been following Aislebuyer, TabbedOut, TotalTab for a while now. Today AisleBuyer released a way of ordering food at restaurants through smartphone app and skipping the line.
I think that the way this is different from Chipotle, Grubhub, Seamless and all other online ordering apps is that this allows smartphone ordering for dine-in. But again that's my impression from reading the news.
We have been working on smartphone ordering for dine-in for a few months now. Any comments on a service like this would be helpful for us. What can be advantages / disadvantages of such a system for users and merchants?
I have commented on a couple of articles before but this is the first time I am submitting an article.
At one of my jobs about 2 years ago I regularly used to work remotely once twice a week. Until now the most I have worked remotely in one stretch is 1 week.
I have been working on an online / smartphone based food ordering project for about 6 months. This work was getting done on the side along with my day job which required me to be in the office from 9 to 5. I always thought about the day when I would become fully involved with my personal project and leave my day time job. That day came sooner than I was hoping for and it come on the terms of my employer rather than mine because of some budget cuts and project discontinuations. This is my first week working from home on my personal project.
Yesterday I contacted a couple of shared office spaces where I can find a cubicle. I am still debating whether to work from home or to find a shared cubicle and get into the routine of going to office and interacting with other startups that share office space in the same building.
This phase and my personal experience in this phase will help me lay some guidelines on working from home when we actually have employees. So far I feel good. I can work until late in the night and wake up late because I do not have to take a shower and drive to start working in the morning and use my lunch time as shower time. I am feeling that working from home requires better planning and focus than working from office with other employees.
I feel somewhat inexperienced in writing a whole lot on this subject as I am in my first week of working from home but for me there will not be a better time to read other people's comments on this topic.
This article is for people on the other side of the table who send you emails and are looking for help. Think of a company who does not follow up after getting a positive response from you.