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canucklady
4y ago
Yes fascism has broad appeal without a cohesive ideology. It seems like in your telling that's a positive?
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canucklady
4y ago
Spotify is dumping tons of resources into live streaming video podcasts, I guess they heard "people pay for videos" and didn't realize the video had to be good
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canucklady
4y ago
There are communists who believe in accelerationism as much as there are white supremacists who believe in it. Basically "destabilize the current status quo to provoke an outright war, and then we win that war and take over".
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canucklady
4y ago
When I went through something similar it would have taken way longer than a month to recover. I didn't know how long when I took the break. Also I was too burnt out to interview well.
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canucklady
4y ago
If the current job is causing a lot of stress/burnout, carrying that into a new role is setting yourself up for failure. Having a few months gap isn't a problem IME and it helps with recovery.
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canucklady
4y ago
Do you have significant equity vesting? That would be the only reason I would hang on/coast in the current role. It sounds like this is stressing you out big time and you're very burnt out. How many months of runway do you have if
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canucklady
4y ago
I bought my almost-new Subaru Forester for $17000. There is no amount of maintenance and fuel savings that would make up the ~$18k difference to buy a _used_ Tesla. I could have gone even cheaper but I wanted premium features like AWD and l
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canucklady
4y ago
Externally he has a personal writer whose whole job it is to make him seem smart. He's the darling of the Canadian tech industry, which badly needed a win since the implosion of Nortel, so he has a ton of advantages. In SV he would be
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canucklady
4y ago
They didn't "cut headcount" by firing people, they just didn't hire new people into those roles. Instead they let people move internally to work on projects where teams wanted more headcount. As someone in a stupidly rig
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canucklady
4y ago
I think dunking on the rpi is harsh - if it allows you to prototype and get your small-volume product out the door quickly, there's lots of other areas you could optimize the BOM first. Better to make a product with 75% gross margins a
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canucklady
4y ago
These things ebb and flow - I see more kids on scooters and BMX bikes locally than I do skateboards now. Rollerskates and quad skates have come back in a big way, especially for aggressive skating. Skateboarding also seems to have fragmente
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canucklady
4y ago
Also ex-Shopify. Tobi has done this a couple times, and IMO it comes from a place of narcissism. It's applied very arbitrarily across the entire org at random times. It very much feels like he wants to do something big and visionary in
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canucklady
4y ago
Where I live the zoning laws require better noise isolation for new builds on major roads, because this is such an easy way for investors to save money and screw tenants.
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canucklady
4y ago
Umm, during the run-up to the 2020 election Trump was the president. He appointed Christopher Wray as head of the FBI. So whatever is in this tweets was done by a Trump appointee
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canucklady
4y ago
I think using social media to gather intel is entirely reasonable. Given the number of people who have committed mass shootings and other acts of domestic terrorism after being radicalized online, they would be negligent to not be proactive
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canucklady
4y ago
They also depend on toilets that are cleaned by janitors, should we call them "sanitation engineers"?
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canucklady
4y ago
It's worth pointing out Elon is being disingenuous. He was pro-Democrat (not Left) when they were kowtowing to the tech industry and handing out green technology subsidies. Now that there's scepticism of Big Tech oligarchs and eas
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canucklady
4y ago
It's amazing to me how seemingly mainstream this conspiracy theory has become in the US. People used to joke about "think of the children" being used to justify all sorts of ludicrous policies. Now you can just make up any ba
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canucklady
4y ago
My current employer was sold to me as a "high documentation" place. What it means in practice is that if you're trying to do something there are 5 outdated documents describing the decision making process for how the project
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canucklady
4y ago
I know some of the team that worked on GDPR and CCPA compliance for Shopify and let's just say it is not surprising they're cutting corners.
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canucklady
4y ago
I think there's two ways people view programming: it's either a means to an end, or it's a fun pizzle trap. Personally I only care about getting the job done in the cheapest and most reliable way possible. There's lots o
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canucklady
4y ago
Twitter entered into a voluntary agreement to avoid prosecution.
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canucklady
4y ago
Yeah forcing Ticketmaster and Live Nation to unmerge, divest venues and reselling platforms, and preventing exclusive contracts with venues would be huge. Even in a very conservative interpretation of antitrust law there has clearly been an
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canucklady
4y ago
Y'all have dedicated HR? Usually startups I work at have some underpaid "office manager" who is both HR and a mom to the entire office.
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canucklady
4y ago
Where do you get an accurate valuation for spacex equity? Isn't it private and heavily dependent on government contracts? Hasn't musk said he doesn't care about it being profitable because he needs to get someone pregnant on
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canucklady
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Nat is an "investor" now since he's rich. So of course he wants the ICs in companies he invests in to work themselves to death for him. "If you work 26 hours a day like I did, you can be a VC who never needs to work agai
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4y ago
Your single counter example is "people do media piracy". I personally do torrent media, and I'm pretty clear eyed that I do it because there are no negative consequences for me. It has nothing to do with computers or victims.
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canucklady
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This is such an insane worldview. Lots of things are technically possible but socially or legally discouraged. You could infringe copyright. You could steal. You could walk around naked. It's not whining to say that something is outsid
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canucklady
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The hyperloop article is sourced directly from his own statements in text messages turned over during discovery. I'm always amazed at the double standard where musk is solely responsible for the success of multiple companies, but any f
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4y ago
He sexually harassed employees and then paid them off to stay quiet: https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-sexual-misconduct-... His factories have a history of complaints about racial abuse: https://www.reut
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