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bilbopotter
6y ago
Exactly this. It's all we care then if it impacts your work - boom you're out.
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bilbopotter
6y ago
Wait what are you kidding!? Drinking DURING the day was encouraged? So the famed company culture is to let everyone get drunk as long as they're all hitting targets? Recipe for disaster for anyone who stays a significant amount of time
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bilbopotter
6y ago
Life is short. Rest in peace.
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bilbopotter
6y ago
Exactly. If companies tried to do this then people could just get a virtual address in an expensive city say New York and go and live somewhere cheap, say Guatemala. Also let's say out of 10 big software companies 8 offer same pay wher
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bilbopotter
6y ago
"Sponsored by" didn't do it for you
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bilbopotter
6y ago
Actually admins ran off with the money in escrow
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Why VCs are obsessed with Unicorns (we do the math)
(youtu.be)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Also he's up to about 900k now the video referred to is old.
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6y ago
If it takes that length of explanation then you've got an issue. Also I won't remember that to tell a friend. Teachify on the hand is a gift
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bilbopotter
6y ago
Yep Epipens was where I went too
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6y ago
Terrible management. All he has to do is tell then let me speak to the team and get back to you
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6y ago
The dreaded algorithm. Sorry to hear this.
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bilbopotter
6y ago
I like this very neat. How did you build it?
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bilbopotter
6y ago
It was written by a machine
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6y ago
Yes exactly this is not written by a human. It doesn't make sense.
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6y ago
Google obviously. F2f
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6y ago
+ the text isn't joined up.
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6y ago
Obviously what they did is wrong but the kid is 17. To me this is a prime example of where a short sentence or community service should be used. Don't ruin his life - he could be a useful employee for a tech company.
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bilbopotter
6y ago
If it works for you at forty I wouldn't worry. It's generally for people who get anxiety that they say slow the breath down. It's to do with things like cortisol release and heart rate. If it ain't broke don't fix i
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6y ago
Google image search is now terrible. Literally will just give you other examples of 'dogs'or 'man'
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6y ago
Yeah anything that can help growth will be well received. I think the key is not just rehashing the well known stories- Dropbox etc
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6y ago
This is great! But how do you get away with giving general credit advice without a license!? Have you confirmed you don't need one as I'd be very surprised?
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6y ago
Don't undersell yourself. You are leading the engineering team. To be clear management is not rocket science
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6y ago
The key criticisms throughout the comments seem to fall into these quite legitimate categories: 1. Privacy concerns of an always on device in the home. 2. Removing the benefits of remote working such as flexibility. 3. Increased company
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The next German tech sensation struggles in a post-Wirecard world
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6y ago
$10m in revenue $1bn valuation - something very strange going on here.
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6y ago
Online reputation is very easy to build. These people are scammers they're hardly going to worry about giving themselves good reviews. It's done all over amazon, trip advisor etc yet somehow the darkweb has a full proof online re
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Exactly the author didn't buy a single thing. Honeypot scams all the way.
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Hitman-for-hire darknet sites are all scams. This wired article explains how these offerings are all scams. https://www.wired.co.uk/article/kill-list-dark-web-hitmen
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6y ago
Let's say I decide to pay $800 for ddos attack. Provider pockets the $800 and doesn't carry out the attack. What's my recourse? Contact customer service? Nope. Contact the police? Hmm. You see the whole thing is a scam. There
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