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by tmpz22 3d ago
Imagine if their was a department of the federal government dedicated to pursuing justice against large corporate entities. It could even be prestigious enough to attract the top legal talent of the country.
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by tmpz22 4d ago
Further, if you "cheat" your first tranche of sales you're potentially burying a valuable negative feedback loop for your product and sales development. The real hurdle, afaik, is mid-market and enterprise sales which is a bi
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by tmpz22 4d ago
They cannibalize their social group. For example, they will make a lot of immediate small deals with other people in their cohort, incubator, or investor circle, and then use these deals to get to their next round of investment. Functionall
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by tmpz22 4d ago
> Microphones in tvs are a useful accessibility feature Made nearly moot by the presence of microphones in most (all?) modern remotes. I say nearly moot because its worth noting the ability to operate a physical remote may itself be proh
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by tmpz22 5d ago
Apologies my comment was very tongue and cheek. I understand what you're getting at with regards to dedicated DB style teams being a potential bottleneck and not effective for every organization, as for example most orgs get by fine wi
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by tmpz22 5d ago
Instead we're... listen to this... we're going to take a software developer right. Just a normal developer right. We're going to make them be the database expert right. And the cloud expert. And we're going to put them o
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by tmpz22 6d ago
Or c) family bundled consumption. Mom likes netflix, dad needs live tv, kids are into youtube, and everyone likes hbo. Its hard to cancel a subscription when you know it brings joy to an infirmed parent. Youre effectively locked into paying
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by tmpz22 7d ago
Were pretending we can still have a socratic discussion about this with any consequence. There will be numerous unevidenced accusations about fraud this midterms. It will blanket the internet and air waves. Despite republicans being incredi
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by tmpz22 8d ago
Genuine question, I haven't been, is the motivation "solving hard problems" or is it "receive external validation and get-rich-quick by solving hard problems"?
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by tmpz22 8d ago
A popular MMORPG went through a period of not enforcing rampant botting, gold farming, and similar activities which provided a substantial boost to their user numbers. A short time after the acquisition, they announced major initiatives to
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by tmpz22 10d ago
The quote isn't corroborated by the report. Ohio and Utah were overcounted, Illinois was undercounted, and the remaining 37 states plus DC had no statistically significant error either way. Some of the significant results are also marg
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by tmpz22 13d ago
I heard a wonderful quote the other day: > Politics is just another word for how we treat our neighbors. So yes, as I accept this definition - I may choose a "less efficient" tool if it treated my neighbor better.
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by tmpz22 2mo ago
Move fast and break things.
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by tmpz22 2mo ago
Is that multi-trillion dollar market being created or is it being extracted from other markets?
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by tmpz22 2mo ago
Students, out of state, and other groups may sign a lease sight unseen. Yeah its dumb but it does happen. Yes there is -some- reasonable assumption of risk, but not to the extent to allow blatant deceptive advertising.
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by tmpz22 2mo ago
And if the HR bot is anything like Facebooks customer support - itll just let you do it!
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by tmpz22 2mo ago
AWS has had this reputation for over a decade. Every former AWS (including poached not fired) has relayed to me a verson of this. Every once in a while (~1:12) you get one that sounds like a Mormon missionary praising how its not that way a
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by tmpz22 2mo ago
Not affiliated - would Kagis search API be a drop in replacement?
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by tmpz22 2mo ago
> but that are eminently employable This is what always stood out to me. Founders talk about the risks they take as their major legitimizing force. But what risk? They’re the types who can (mostly) skip an interview and go direct into a
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by tmpz22 3mo ago
Silicon valley may be a low trust society but I havent given up hope on the rest of it yet.
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by tmpz22 3mo ago
“Private industry” as defined by Musk, Ellison, Kushner and Trump. Im so sick of winning. Im so happy for the future of the US and humanity. Yey tech bros.
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by tmpz22 3mo ago
> I also don't think that the purpose of the move was to manage workers and see if they slack off, it was to gather training data, but even if it were, I think that's normal? This is the cost of losing consumer trust over two d
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by tmpz22 3mo ago
Yes our passionate defense of Academia will surely survive Techno Oligarchs desire for a 20th vacation home
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by tmpz22 3mo ago
If only we had established means of pooling community resources for the public good
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by tmpz22 3mo ago
Lol just meet one of them. Not at a curated product launch. You’ll never think of them as smart again.
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by tmpz22 3mo ago
How much industry experience do you actually have and, with that in mind, do you regularly make opinionated comments authoritatively and beyond your expertise?
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by tmpz22 3mo ago
Do you thank the OSS community or Claude?
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by tmpz22 3mo ago
The fent dealer just serves the customers needs too
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by tmpz22 4mo ago
Yeah integrating NPM is the big one, then you’re whole day converts to recovering from breaches
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by tmpz22 4mo ago
It’ll be way better then the Obama movie! I heard that movie had the worst ratings ever! It wasnt even made in the US! \s

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