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andreyandrade
9mo ago
Remote work is effective—why the RTO mandates? | Heejung Chung | TEDxLondonBusinessSchool https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xHQWLjE6xQ
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9mo ago
Right, but that's retention for legal defense — they keep everything. The selective hiding is a different layer. They retain it, they just choose when to surface it. So users get "deleted" as UX theater while the data sits in
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The technical implication here is that 'deleted' or 'hidden' doesn't mean gone. It’s interesting to see the tension between GDPR-like 'right to be forgotten' and the need for data preservation in legal inv
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I see current AIs as tools—a sophisticated lathe, not a thinking partner. The question isn't whether it "knows" anything. The interesting question is: why does AI with correct information in its weights still give wro
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Why AI Gave Me the Wrong Answer While Knowing the Right One
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Works for large projects with active communities (Ghostty has both). The filter pays off when volume is high. Doesn't work for smaller projects where every report matters and you want to lower barriers. The brutal honesty ("80-90%
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Interesting timing. I just analyzed TabNews (Brazilian dev community) and ~50% of 2025 posts mention AI/LLMs. The shift is real. The 2014 peak is telling. That's before LLMs, before the worst toxicity complaints. Feels like natura
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Built a crawler to analyze 6,380 posts from TabNews (Brazilian dev community) and turned the data into an interactive infographic. Found that AI/ML dominates ~50% of discussions, Monday 8am is the best time to post, and longer titles (
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Reddit Has Become the Internet's Strip Mall
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Great execution! The multi-source aggregation approach is smart - averaging warnings from 5+ governments gives a more balanced picture than relying on a single source. The comparison feature is particularly useful for trip planning. Have yo
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In the past, technical friction acted as a 'natural quality filter.' Today, curation and distribution have become the new bottlenecks. 'Vibe coding' is creating software inflation—when software becomes too cheap to produ
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Market Saturation Radar
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Ponto Zero scores markets 0-100 based on: - Number of established players - Market concentration - Entry barriers - Growth rate - Sector maturity Examples: Food Delivery (92/100 - Critical), Elder Care Tech (28/100 - Low