GenerWork

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by GenerWork 2y ago
Per Google, Dropbox had a net profit margin of 17% last quarter. Are they really hurting that badly that they have to lay off 20% of the company?
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Tesla somehow made a vehicle that only looks its best when you put an aftermarket wrap/paintjob on it. It's almost impressive when you think about it.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
I'm betting it's anti-Musk people or depending on where OP lives, perhaps an area that's gentrifying and is filled with people who dislike said gentrification.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Motor Trend just gave the Lincoln Nautilus - a SUV made in China - their award for SUV of the year[0] and noted its build quality. While "Made In China" still carries a bad rap, I think that's going to change pretty quickly f
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by GenerWork 2y ago
General inflation, competent techs are retiring/nearing retiring age, and the fact that new units seem to be more complicated internally/harder to work on (i.e. expensive) are probably why.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
FEMA will definitely redraw some flood zones after this.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Insurance companies probably won't be hit as hard as people think they will be. How many people in that area had flood insurance? Very few Americans have flood insurance, and they're generally concentrated in areas where there&#x2
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by GenerWork 2y ago
I'm a product designer. The UX market is seemingly frozen right now. There's a bunch of influencers on LinkedIn who post new jobs and use this as evidence that the industry is turning the corner, but at the same time I keep seeing
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by GenerWork 2y ago
I'm going to be honest, they have an uphill battle. Why would I want to sleep on a train when I could just fly between cities during the day? I'm sure some people will cite not dealing with the TSA or airport security as a reason,
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>Understanding the whole process was important even in that industry at that time. Understanding the whole process of the issue you're trying to solve is important in any industry, but that requires people to be proactive. Unfortuna
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by GenerWork 2y ago
I find it strange how there's been so much digital ink spilled over agile and Jira, yet they keep being used everywhere. The author talks about how folks he "routinely interfaces with, including upper management on both the busine
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>In the last 30 years we went from affordable ambulances and insurance that worked to people too scared to use ambulances and insurance that our doctors encourage us not to use. Glad we are letting the free market work it's magic. T
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>Maybe things will change a bit post covid? I doubt it. I firmly believe that one of the reasons that we've never had a serious investigation into the origins of Covid is that the trail would lead back to people and agencies in the
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by GenerWork 2y ago
People won't go all out like they do in this example, but they will pony up for at least 1, maybe 2 of the services. Edit: For example, if you have cable and already watch games there, you may buy NFL Sunday Ticket to watch other games
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Should've called it Elon Musk University, or EMU for short.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>it has real, and rising, costs that can distort rational economic decision-making I'm not saying it doesn't, I'm just wondering how often it has to happen. If it's just a snapshot of inventory on one day and everythi
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>Due to the utter hell it's already been for meeting accounting standards they need for their financial disclosures like inventory count of fucking screws in the warehouse needing to be perfect. Surely this is done on a monthly or q
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by GenerWork 2y ago
At this point, I'm not sure why you'd want to go public unless it's simply to cash out ASAP. Everything you just described seems like major hell to deal with.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Do you have any pages on your website that go into more detail about what you do? I may be interested in the senior position, but all I can see is a placeholder.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Any chance you'll be opening new UX positions in the future?
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by GenerWork 2y ago
The same people who say this will be crying about a lack of loyalty from workers when we experience the next tech boom.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
It's sad that you're being downvoted. They absolutely should feel pressure to perform as a taxpayer funded entity.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
It lost it from one rating company, and the others still have it as AAA.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>Not too mention the bribery that some members engage in and an unwillingness to abide by any ethical standards. I agree. The behavior that Justice Sotomayors staff have exhibited in regards to prodding public institutions to buy her boo
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by GenerWork 2y ago
This is why physical buttons are generally superior. Yes, Teslas look cleaner because there aren't buttons, but the tradeoff is that the learning curve is steeper.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Glad to see another UX designer adopting Framework and Linux! I'm curious as to what the task list/notetaking application and color contrast application are as they look quite useful.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>the notion of Jennifer Aniston cells I thought this was a joke that was slipped in, but it turns out this is actually a real thing[0]. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grandmother_cell
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by GenerWork 2y ago
I take it the product designer role is Europe only?
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by GenerWork 2y ago
This implies that all landlords are using RealPage, or a Realpage like service. What if they aren't?
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by GenerWork 2y ago
So what happens if they do this, and prices keep going up just as much as before? Will they admit that they're wrong? Will they double down and try to ban something else?

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