If you have ever talked to an iPhone user, you will know performance, features, and quality are the last things on their mind.
The phone must be pretty and have the Apple logo on it. They might repeat the marketing about privacy and security, but if the person actually cared about either, you'd never use Apple products.
I've done price comparisons and CVS is hands down the worst price for anything.
The only reason you go to CVS, is if you have 0 other options.
While I blame the various medical cartels for making healthcare unaffordable by bribing (Lobbying) hundreds of millions of dollars to politicians- can the customer be blamed for negligence?
Reminds me of the Coronavirus lockdown. Save 0.5% of the sickest/old/obese people, cause the 99.5% to develop drug addictions, suicide, riot, undergo domestic abuse, disrupt supply chain, shortages, etc...
Side note, years ago I organized decades of hard drives, this found clips of my baby siblings playing with microphones and old video games.
I went through literally every folder. Took probably 20 hours.
Wondering if I could simplify this with python. Eliminating generic program files, but keeping all user data. The goal wouldn't be perfection but to take that 20 hours and turn it into 5 hours.
As someone that works in Auto on buttons and works with the head unit team, you are incorrect.
The benchmarking shows nearly every company is moving to screens. Sure you might have a few models that remove the screen, but these are cheap cars with limited features.
You literally can't have a button for every car feature.
And if your car doesn't have all the features, you won't sell well.
And if you disagree with all of this, you probably aren't the type of person to drop 40k-50k on a new car. You'd be happy with a 2014 car for 10k.
I found it quite difficult to outsource Engineering work to Engineers in another country.
It might be a cultural thing, but issues I've ran into- Slow/low prioritization, no movement unless you follow up often, lack of experience.
Don't get me wrong, I can be lazy too. But when things are outsourced it's really hard to keep positive relations and get stuff done on time with high quality.
Today they are on top, but if Automotive is any indication, Google will soon struggle