Built this for a bit of fun over the break. It pulls my (extremely not up-to-date) record collection from discogs and displays them as a three.js render. In case you're wondering, the stickers on the sleeves without sleeve art are how I tag blank sleeves with genres (green = electronic) in real life, so replicated it in the render.
I'm a sales engineer and demoing is one of the core parts of the job. I think this is applicable if it's an internal demo or a demo to a large audience, i.e a conference where you have a very fixed window of time to present.
I would never recommend doing this in a sales context though, where you're selling to prospects. Mainly because it gives you no flexibility to pivot and adjust the content based on what they're interested in, and also because it gives off the impression you don't have a lot of faith in your product to perform live.
I'd still 100% recommend having pre-recorded backups however. I was once doing a demo to our largest customer in region and the second we joined the call our core product had a SEV0. I was very relieved to have something to show while the engineers fixed the issue.
I definitely noticed this with a lot of people I worked with in engineering. They were quite shy and a bit hard to crack, but once they had a drink or two at a work event they were very sociable and easy to talk to. And outside of these situations they never really drank. So I think for them, alcohol was never really an issue.
I'm glad you got something out of reading it! I was in a very similar situation as you where everything sobriety related I read made it out that quitting would turn me into the ubermensch overnight.
Yeah agreed. This whole thing reads more like someone trying to find a reason to drag Buttigieg's name and deciding to use his past at the big bad McKinsey.
Yeah same here. Everywhere I've worked standups have been really beneficial and usually only last about 5 minutes. I think the issue here is maybe the team size and stand ups dragging on for too long?
This was super interesting to find out, I always assumed that Icecast and Shoutcast were 'allies' or built by the same org. I've had a few things topple over during streaming but it seems that Icecast is the only one that's run without any issues, guess they proved their point!
Yeah that's roughly correct. I actually hadn't found hetzner when I was doing my initial research but it definitely looks like I should be moving over.