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by 65827 10y ago
I wonder if this is the sort of nonsense people regurgitated when IBM was pandering to Hitler for business. We should call companies out for bullshit in all its forms, not just wink and smile because we get how it all works.
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by 65827 10y ago
Absolutely. It's a great resource, I have used it regularly since it launched. People still make up fiction and post it on there all. the. time. Keep that in mind.
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by 65827 10y ago
I mean sure, but take glassdoor with a huge grain of salt, people make up crap to post on there all the time.
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by 65827 10y ago
What's in an AOL keyword?
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by 65827 10y ago
So much of the conspiracy theory hearsay turned out to be true in the past 20 years, it really makes you think. Or not so much. Whatever.
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by 65827 10y ago
I think archaeologists studying us in a few thousand years are going to be so fucking confused by this discussion. Offices? Why? It will seem more bizarre and alien to them than the Salem witch trials seem to us.
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by 65827 10y ago
Look how fucking wrong you were, it WAS 100% illegal the whole time. Doesn't really matter whether you like that fact or not, it's still illegal. Sorry kiddo.
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by 65827 10y ago
If only there were some way to avoid Facebook's nightmarish hellscape of intimate monetization. Hmmm, I can't think of any, guess that's it let's just throw in the towel boys.
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by 65827 10y ago
What a great takedown, couldn't agree more
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by 65827 10y ago
My company is currently scrambling to protect its employees from the federal government on a Sunday morning. Also canceling some trips like this article, a few dozen people can no longer risk coming to a conference in Denver in May. Really
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by 65827 10y ago
He's not a legitimate president any more. This is illegal. Anyone enforcing these illegal orders will be considered criminal as well.
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by 65827 10y ago
It's a smart play, I personally know of about ~$30million dollars that is just sitting around getting dusty simply because greenlit projects can't find any more AWS experts to get them actually out there. Once you have everything
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by 65827 10y ago
Can they do something about refreshing Gmail already? Takes forever and gmail gets hung so often I have to do it at least once a day. One of the slowest pages on the web.
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by 65827 10y ago
This article is pretty high on platitudes and pretty low on actual information conveyed in an english language. Kind of disappointing to see it immeditely rocket to the top of HN. Do people game this site too? Sigh
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by 65827 10y ago
It's like things are accelerating isn't it? I remember trying to convince people they should sign up for email accounts in like 1992, I remember them looking at me like I was trying to sell them on a cult. Those people staring at
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by 65827 10y ago
Was linkedin really known for their engineering? Honest question I don't recall ever hearing anything good or bad.
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by 65827 10y ago
This is a really creepy article, the level of obsession and stalkerishness exhibited by the superior hero writer is borderline disturbing. How much free time does one have to stalk someone's blog they don't even know and do the in
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by 65827 10y ago
My way of life was just upended in October by machine learning, I didn't fight it instead I just switched careers. Not sure why others are so unwilling to do the same. I think this is a very important point, in the past illiteracy used
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by 65827 10y ago
Many of the west's coal power plants are powered from Wyoming coal. Lots of ways of life about to go away, lots of people desperately trying to protect the old. So strange to see this same theme repeated over and over in history, you&#
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by 65827 10y ago
I rolled my eyes at the title and was ready to be dismissive but this article 100% changed my mind, he's right and we should lose the stupid tables. Love the game, not worth it!
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by 65827 10y ago
It's so strange to see Google repeating all the same mistakes AOL did so many years ago. No I don't want your fucking garden, I want the network. If you get in the way of that I'm done with you.
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by 65827 10y ago
Fortunately there are more metrics to judge the value of an education and a life than "how productive were they at fucking google".
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by 65827 10y ago
What exactly did Obama accomplish with the Digital Service? It's an honest question, seems like he's more known for literally every single agency getting hacked and their inability to launch a healthcare website, what have been th
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by 65827 10y ago
How on earth is this a good "outcome" for anyone who is not an equity holder? So tired of that word, it's the worst possible one because the outcome is terrible 99% of the time for the real people who actually care about the
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Everyone you know will be unemployed in the next 20 years(shift.newco.co)
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by 65827 10y ago
I'm just starting to wish that some of these good services would just freeze instead of constantly "improving" based on some "big data" that is being horribly misinterpreted.
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by 65827 10y ago
Step 1: Be rich
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by 65827 10y ago
Yeah if my horse was tied to RoR I'd start criticizing people who criticize tools as well.
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by 65827 10y ago
I could always smell this awful elitism and generally treating people like garbage from even the very early days of Stack Overflow and Github. Unfortunately any attempts to push back or criticize it will assure you are never allowed to part
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by 65827 10y ago
Yeah it's getting pretty worrying, they're just trying to turn the web into their platform in every way.

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