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by sdljfjafsd 5y ago
> When an acquisition sells at the same price as money raised The acquisition did not sell at the same price as money raised so this assertion is invalid. The article directly stated this - did you read the article you are commenting on?
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by sdljfjafsd 5y ago
This feels like a puff piece for andreessen: http://www.paulgraham.com/submarine.html
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by sdljfjafsd 5y ago
Despite having 7 years of back end experience, I've never learned vim. Is there any other editor that hits these requirement (being able to login to any server to edit text) or does every server engineer need to learn vim? (I mostly us
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by sdljfjafsd 5y ago
Buzzfeed is a weird Jekyll & Hyde business. They have two businesses i) the typical buzzfeed junk - Buzzfeed - This group follows no journalism practices, steals content from other sites, doesn't attribute, writes click bait artic
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by sdljfjafsd 5y ago
Square has an ILC: https://squareup.com/us/en/press/square-financial-services-b...
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by sdljfjafsd 5y ago
Google's outcomes are pretty weak. I work at a large tech firm that has significantly higher percentages of employees who are black and/or hispanic compared to Google. We are at 2-3x the rates Google publicly reports. At my curren
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by sdljfjafsd 5y ago
Carousel team was huge. My roommates was at Dropbox and said it was 100+ while he had a handful of engineers supporting him for enterprise features. Mailbox was another consumer investment that was largely a waste. Drew really didn't l
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by sdljfjafsd 5y ago
Systemic corticosteroids are not prescribed for patients with mild symptoms at home in America. Basically you get acetaminophen and are asked to quarantine similar to a cold. Budesonide is not recommended in the case either. I am talking ab
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by sdljfjafsd 5y ago
my question is, what was the business value of doing a full write rather than incremental shift? same question on the specific date - was their any business value delivered by specifically launching the new app on New Year's? If not, t
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by sdljfjafsd 5y ago
IMO, I would not put Uber engineering in the "highly regarded" bucket.
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by sdljfjafsd 5y ago
This isn't surprising to me. In India a lot of state governments are sending covid pill packs to citizens which really don't do anything for covid and contain things like hydroxychloroquine, remdesivir, zinc, other steroids, and o
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by sdljfjafsd 5y ago
As other people have pointed low margin businesses like fintech would get skewered with this. For example, payment processing companies recognize the value of the transaction as revenue even though their cut is 1-2%. You would shift the gam
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by sdljfjafsd 5y ago
Yes, for me this is flopping in soccer and basketball. There's a pro for the athlete (chance of foul called) while the con is little to none. Hence both sports have floppers. The regulatory system must adapt to those who take advantage
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by sdljfjafsd 5y ago
In Portland retail stores require you to hand sanitize every time you enter which becomes a bit cumbersome if you enter a few stores during a trip. And yes, the extra effort has a cost, because I've been told to sanitize in front of em
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by sdljfjafsd 6y ago
Practically this incorrect. When a car is in single or double occupancy (which is majority of cases) it will pollute more than a motorcycle one. Yes, a filled bus or car might be more efficient, but the average utilization on an auto is ver
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by sdljfjafsd 6y ago
They are extremely wasteful. Auto manufacturers are always improving emissions on their engines but thats not the case in lawn equipment. Passenger flights and leaf blowers are two largely western luxuries that are absolutely horrible for o
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by sdljfjafsd 6y ago
The issue is you have an existing photo in your iCloud that is not in your camera roll (which is something iOS can automatically do so many people have this use case) there was no easy way to transfer those photos to Google.
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by sdljfjafsd 6y ago
Square owns Credit Karma Tax, not Intuit.
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by sdljfjafsd 6y ago
Can you share your sources?
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by sdljfjafsd 6y ago
Time zones are important if your teams rely on synchronous communication (slack, zoom, etc.). My org has gone "remote" but we still rely heavily on synchronous communication so we still prefer to hire people in the same time zone.
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by sdljfjafsd 6y ago
Maybe whatever group benefits from the gluten free trend? Also, maybe the soy and corn industries?
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by sdljfjafsd 6y ago
CADR is an important metric for determining if a purifier is correct for your room. You can use it to calculate how many air changes it does per hour. If that number is too low, the air purifier is not going to work well in your room. Basic
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by sdljfjafsd 6y ago
Why did you believe the box fan did better? Did you do any kind of testing to verify that? The Blue Air's CADR is 2.7x that of a box fan. I do agree that the box fan solution is a great low cost option for small to medium rooms, but if
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by sdljfjafsd 6y ago
As a user, I've found tons of problems with AMP sites. I don't know if this is the website's fault or AMPs, but frankly I don't care. Some issues: - back button breaks - difficult to share links - when sharing with other
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by sdljfjafsd 6y ago
I think OP was trying to make a point that the entire investigative journalism industry can't be replaced by freelance bloggers, not that freelance bloggers don't add value.
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by sdljfjafsd 6y ago
Is that really any different from any other state, including California? Rural vs urban culture are completely different in every state in America. As Californians we still insulate ourselves from rural culture. The only difference in Calif