d3ntb3ev1l

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by d3ntb3ev1l 4y ago
Has he ever done an AMA?
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by d3ntb3ev1l 4y ago
He should be fired by the board and shareholders for negligence and malfeasance
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by d3ntb3ev1l 4y ago
con man as CEO is usually a good indicator
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by d3ntb3ev1l 4y ago
I heard Bitcoin will solve everything
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
In a cube
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
The music business is not a viable business model. In other news, the ocean is wet.
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
Jack paid 300 million for that playlist
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
Facebook is a stupid name to begin with. Aliens would ask “wait it’s not a book with faces in it?”
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
I don’t use Dropbox and never have. Jobs was right
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
New name: meta mark
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
Flock Freight. What a joke
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
Twitter cares and is honest about fixing a very hard problem. He’s right for moving. Google only cares when people call them out on it
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
We can’t even vote for politicians to fix potholes
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
Lord helps us, I’ve inherited so many django/drf projects from startups and would rather eat poo than fix them again.
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
Same. It seems we could be building better communities where we live. Now the office is an escape from people who don’t want to be in their homes/communities?
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
What’s the alternative?
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
Should stores not have to pay rent? I mean what gives with that!
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
I wonder how a VC would feel if a startup said “we have some ideas but our real innovation comes from people just randomly running into each other in the hallway. Will you invest?”
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
Exactly. Subtle not subtle choosing a days to really make it hard to live anywhere reasonable
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
Exactly. Google was similar to apple then walked it back to much more flexible , honesty way more appealing and forward thinking
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
Agreed. Pretty lame the logic is “imagine the hallway conversations that spur innovation.” Didn’t Einstein work on relatively writing papers and mailing letters to his peers?
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
What’s odd is the already distributed teams are effectively remote from different regions. So they need to drive into an office so they can jump on zoom?
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
In the Bay Area I found it to be nothing but a draining slog when not able to work remote
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
Agreed. The above reads like dated marketing from dinasour companies trying to convince people that office life is amazing. “Imagine the hallway conversations that could start the next…” it will make up for your 2 hour commute and 3000 one
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
Same I deleted FB 3 years ago and miss nothing about it Twitter on the other hand, when used properly is indispensable
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
The ads will be amazing
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
Because you can literally make millions of more guaranteed dollars if you just go work at Facebook or Google in easier problems serving ads.
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
I worked in bio tech for 4 years. Amazing people and problems. Worst pay, top heavy salaries. When a phd makes 80k a year and a “ML/AI” data scientist is lucky to make 100k you won’t find any progress like software They need to cut the
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
Long term rentals will cease to exist when all this free money purchases convert directly to fuckin Airbnb’s
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by d3ntb3ev1l 5y ago
At what level does “clean looking ui” overtake unnecessary complexity

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