No worries. This is not a repost since it's a totally different article by a different news outlet. I just wanted to let people know there was discussion on a similar topic going on elsewhere they...
No worries. This is not a repost since it's a totally different article by a different news outlet. I just wanted to let people know there was discussion on a similar topic going on elsewhere they could read as well, if they were interested.
Isn't that kind of one of the big arguments for self driving cars? You can get some 3g installed in them and just work from the road as you commute. Effectively meaning an hour commute is no...
Isn't that kind of one of the big arguments for self driving cars? You can get some 3g installed in them and just work from the road as you commute. Effectively meaning an hour commute is no longer a guaranteed 10 hour day.
We actually have some companies starting this. In San Antonio they had Rackspace (hosting company) start a bus from Austin to SA where they have wifi on the bus and it lets you live in Austin while working an hour away without cutting into your day an extra 2 hours.
This is obviously a very specific example that takes a really progressive company to try out.
Similar story from the BBC from a few days ago (for additional discussion):
https://tildes.net/~life/5rh/emails_while_commuting_should_count_as_work
No worries. This is not a repost since it's a totally different article by a different news outlet. I just wanted to let people know there was discussion on a similar topic going on elsewhere they could read as well, if they were interested.
Isn't that kind of one of the big arguments for self driving cars? You can get some 3g installed in them and just work from the road as you commute. Effectively meaning an hour commute is no longer a guaranteed 10 hour day.
We actually have some companies starting this. In San Antonio they had Rackspace (hosting company) start a bus from Austin to SA where they have wifi on the bus and it lets you live in Austin while working an hour away without cutting into your day an extra 2 hours.
This is obviously a very specific example that takes a really progressive company to try out.