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chasedehan
3y ago
Re: the website not the article. It makes me so mad when they set the redirects to make it impossible to navigate away from the page.
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chasedehan
4y ago
I have worked remotely since 2018 and camera-on is certainly the only way to go. Sure, large meetings or recorded sessions mine gets turned off. Cameras on for meeting where you are actually involved is an absolute necessity for trying to m
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chasedehan
4y ago
I’ve always had that as a question as well. I never remember hearing an alibi or why he wasn’t a suspect.
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chasedehan
5y ago
All this “smart” stuff kills me for basic appliances that no Wi-Fi should ever be needed for. Example: I am in the process of building a custom home with the ability to purchase whatever we want - when looking at ovens I told the salesperso
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chasedehan
5y ago
True. I’m reading this as an attempt to move into the enterprise auth space (e.g. Okta).
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chasedehan
5y ago
The diamond water paradox is one of the first concepts learned in an introductory Econ class; hopefully not until a “history” class. I was an Econ professor in the past and this was quite literally the first thing I spoke about in introduct
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Musk urged to sell 10% of Tesla stake after holding Twitter poll
(ft.com)
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chasedehan
5y ago
In the US military “scuttlebutt” refers to gossip. So that’s my first reaction to this name.
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chasedehan
5y ago
You should turn Slack off outside business hours! And, remove from your phone. If there is a true emergency, this is why people are on call. This applies equally to whether wfh or in office.
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chasedehan
5y ago
Wouldn’t these listings with pictures be available somewhere? This doesn’t sound too interesting to take pictures of homes listed for sale.
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chasedehan
5y ago
I know this is about bash, but for zsh, autojump is absolutely amazing.
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chasedehan
5y ago
Love how Haskell makes it into both loved and dreaded languages.
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Don't Underestimate the Power of a Walk
(hbr.org)
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6y ago
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Vista Acquires Pluralsight for $3.5B
(techcrunch.com)
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6y ago
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chasedehan
6y ago
This was the second largest "money left on the table" from an IPO. Jay Ritter's document shows how much AirBNB could have picked up if they had priced their IPO appropriately. https://site.warrington.ufl.edu/
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Break Dancing to Debut at Olympics - Paris 2024
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A leading AI ethics researcher says she’s been fired from Google
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chasedehan
6y ago
It seems as though you read the entire article and cared enough to make a comment about it. Those are not characteristics of bad writing even if it is disagreed with.
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chasedehan
6y ago
> you don't keep getting interrupted because some kids out of 30 in your classroom are being disruptive. That depends on if you have multiple children and one starts flipping out. Overall your point is pretty valid though
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chasedehan
6y ago
>I would say it's a much higher bar to be hired in as a remote worker vs an existing employee moving to being remote because you already whether the employee is productive I have to disagree - this is a common premise that you have
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7y ago
Notion is wonderful for this. It’s like a wiki with the ease of use of google docs. My company has basically everything on Notion and any time someone asks a question more than once, it gets added
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Back to the Future Deep Faked
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7y ago
One screen. One face. The only way to do it. Remote people will love it but there will probably be push back from in office people. In order to enforce it there needs to be a champion at higher levels.
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7y ago
I wholly like the idea and is one that I preach and do my utter best to follow. As context, my company is 95% remote in engineering (I'm a remote manager with some IC responsibilities). Of course, there is some of that internal pressu
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7y ago
Keynes is known as being one of the best Economist writers of all time.
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7y ago
> And also: when do we want to decide to use alternatives like decision trees instead -- because despite being less accurate, they can have designers who can be held legally accountable and liable, which can be more important in certain
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Alcohol and social bonding in humans (2018)
(ft.com)
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7y ago
Not exactly. It is a political problem not an economic one.
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7y ago
There are a large number of people working on inequality. The two most common fields studying it are: 1) Development 2) Labor Although there are a number of Macro-Economists who have studied the impact of inequality on growth. The reason y
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7y ago
So lots of arbitragers were buying from Best Buy and then selling on amazon. I keep thinking about the front page article a few weeks back about the repackaging from other online sellers.
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