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DevX101
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Looks like people are really leaving the Bay Area. you don't see 10-15% price drops in a year without corresponding drop in demand.
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Your coding skills can't end it. Educate yourselves on how to be anti-racist. Educate your friends, families and colleagues on how to be anti-racist. Elect district attorneys, judges, and local officials who are anti-racist. Stop bei
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Here's the original interview [1]. He was trying to explain that he was looking for a wife that was resourceful. But since explaining what he meant by 'resourceful' was difficult he gave the example that his ideal wife shou
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The whole escape was likely coordinated by Ghosn's wife who it seems passed the Jeff Bezos test. Commenting on what he looked for in a wife, Bezos once said in an interview "The number one criterion was that I wanted a woman who c
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Google would have been rightfully sued to hell and back if they started putting ads in the reader client with no compensation back to the publishers.
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RSS is dying (or dead) because it was incompatible with the dominant business model on the internet -- advertising. This is why Google killed it. This is why lots of professional publishers hated it. With HTTP you'd be able to earn
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Recommendation: Show the returns for each senator with the S&P 500 and Berkshire Hathaway performance as reference lines. I'd be interested to see the senators who have a better track record than Buffett while in office.
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Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.
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Your analysis doesn't include Shopify which the fastest growing e-commerce platform right now.
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I don't study this academically so don't have any good sources offhand. But the history of union busting has a long history in this country. In the 1890s steel workers tried to unionize and strike and Andrew Carnergie sent in th
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I'm surprised it's taken this long for some tech enabled labor platform to emerge. Power is gained by coordinating some portion of the value chain into a single node. Amazon is powerful because they can centralize demand into a
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> keep track of deleted users so that their usernames can't be reused This seems to violate GPDR, no? Attacker attempts to create an account (say: victim@gmail.com) on AshleyMadison and is prevented because the server tracked past
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Did a glance through that thread and it didn't seem like there was a strong consensus on how to respect GPDR while maintaining historical data for reporting purposes. Any best practices?
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Doing real deletes on user accounts is a surprisingly challenging problem and I'd be willing to bet very few companies do real deletes where all of your data is wiped permanently from the company. For legal and financial reasons, comp
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Great diagnosis, questionable conclusion. > But it's not something that works in politics The first rule of politics is to win elections. He's currently the most powerful politician in the world. Of course it works in politic
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Someone's going to find a creative way to store large amounts of oil and make a lot of money in a few years.
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This is an odd hill to die on. I'd bet 90%+ of engineers have a single computer they code from at home (even if you have multiple computers) and another at work. It's perfectly fair to pay for a separate license for each of thos
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Uber almost killed Lyft. Had it not been for the 2017 #DeleteUber campaign that started in 2017, Lyft might have ran out of money or forced to concede more US markets.
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Eric Yuan is the real deal. He's an engineer and is taking this seriously. This isn't marketing spin.
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Khan Academy's budget is the same as a large high school but has the impact at least 500x. Him making 4x a principal's salary I have absolutely no problem with. His opportunity cost is also very high. Salman Khan could get a job
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I'm assuming most everyone taking the SAT subject test is also taking AP tests. AP tests were significantly more rigorous than SAT subject tests and would have provided more useful information to admissions. It took more prep to get
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Personal anecdote, but there's some optima for information retention at low intensity exercise. This is around moderate to vigorous walking pace or a very slow jog. Increase intensity beyond that point and your brain's informatio
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This essay, my favorite of those I read last year, has a lot of explanatory power for cases like this: https://meltingasphalt.com/crony-beliefs/ TLDR: People (including you and me) will believe false things if it incre
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I think mutually assured destruction works well enough to prevent all out nuclear war between multiple nuclear armed states. Riskiest scenario there is a nuclear state attacking a non-nuclear state that cannot retaliate in kind. With a pan
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This is one case where it's worth overreacting to. Biological epidemics are the only thing that has had the capacity to kill >50 million people in a year. In my risk classification hierarchy I put pandemics above nuclear war and w
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Has SoftBank made ANY bets on American companies that are on trajectory to make significant returns?
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Any write-up on their tech stack? I imagine it's not an easy problem at the height of their popularity to scale so many live video feeds with real-time interactions.
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I'm bordering on conspiracy theory territory here, but I'd also like an real investigation into whether the virus actually originated from the Wuhan Biosafety Laboratory. It's the only level 4 (BSL-4 highest rating) lab in a
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You're also ignoring the probability of success. This project is only worth $shitton ($30 million) if the project were perfectly executed and other market participants didn't dynamically react to this new entrant. This isn'
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Unlike software, legal bugs are often by design.
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