JohnnyHerz

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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
puhleeez. The house has devolved into pure partisan politics regardless of which side of the aisle you are on.
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
Attempting to argue the finer points of the flawed conclusions of the 4 liberal judges on this case is a bit much for this venue. The easier answer is to point out that the case barely got a majority decision with 3 Liberal Colorado Supreme
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
Not only has Mr. Trump not been convicted of insurrection either by a jury of his peers or from the bench by a judge; he hasn’t even been charged with it!
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
Drinking the cool-aid. add 2 more sheep to the herd
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
Calling Jan 6th an insurrection is a joke. I Don't Like Trump - didn't vote for him. AND even though I am politically conservative for the most part, I don't care if Trump is on the ballot or not. He is an agent of Chaos. Bu
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
Once again i am reminded that in spite of all the claims that cloud providers are stable, redundant, and 99.99999 - my decision for on-prem servers has and continues to be the right call. The list of events with major providers experiencing
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
Maybe because creatives are sterotypically inneficient?? (this is a question, not a statement, so hold your fire)
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
I was thinking the same thing. obviously there is no way to determine success or failure at this point, but it seems like decent success so soon after launch. Considering the graveyard of monetization attempts from Twitter's past manag
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
Not interesting. Just expected, considering Zuck made it a one click DL for Instagram users. If downloads was a measure of interest engagement of Threads then usage would be expanding exponentially. What i found interesting was the almost t
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Wannabe Twitter/X Killer “Threads” not quite living up to the hype(bloomberg.com)
7 points by JohnnyHerz 3y ago|7 comments
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
Any and All references to Bacon lead to my favorite pop culture guide aka Pulp Fiction Vincent (John Travolta): Want some bacon? Jules(Samuel L Jackson): No man, I don't eat pork. Vincent (John Travolta): Are you Jewish? Jules(Samuel L
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
Headline conflates two sources referenced in the article. The Harvard Leadership expert did not say that Twitter was "a case study of failed leadership." That came from a Columbia professor.
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
I was reacting to the criticisms coming from Professor Klepper from Columbia Business School, who had previously told Insider that Musk's Twitter takeover is "a case study of failed leadership." In hindsight, your response ex
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
This is fresh considering the source. Harvard or not, we are talking about criticism from people that have never actually been in the trenches of running a business or leading under fire. I'm reminded of the Shaw quote “Those who can,
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
simple but valuable... anonaddy.com
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
On the face of it, this seems like the board and the law firm both violated their fiduciary responsibilities. It also seems like Musk's primary claim should be pointed at the board; but Wachtell Lipton is gonna have a hard time explain
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
I find it absurd to hear socialist talking points with no anchor to the truth get repeated over and over.
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
Attorneys taking advantage of the situation for their own enrichment??? No Way! "Shocked! Shocked I Say..."
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
Props for the easy archive link
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
It is indeed the view held by most Americans. That is one of the fundamental differences between America and other countries. It is also one of the reasons that America is the country that the rest of the world aspires to be. There are plen
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
Nothing absurd about it at all. We live in a capitalist society where attempting to execute on a big hairy audacious idea can lead to spectacular success or equally spectacular failure. Elon clearly crushed it by executing his business plan
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
Another article from a media source that doesn't let the facts get in the way of collecting their share of advertising revenue from drug companies. There is an old adage that is often repeated because it is so often true... "Follo
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
Fountainhead is just as good and a much easier read. I used Fountainhead to introduce my kids to Ayn Rand and as a warm up to Atlas Shrugged.
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
This is easy...Atlas Shrugged
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by JohnnyHerz 3y ago
The issue is not that there has to be "Conflict" as in AI versus humans. The problem is simpler, think about what happens when computer software has a bug in it... the result is failure of the system and everything dependent upon
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by JohnnyHerz 4y ago
I have 30 4TB SSD's attached to my Synology and have yet to have one die before it's scheduled EOL. IMO, SSD's became the standard a few years back.
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by JohnnyHerz 4y ago
Great firsthand honest and forthright retelling of the entrepreneurial trials and tribulations of a software business! I couldn't help but notice the parallels to the PayPal vs eBay saga. Thank You for sharing Ruslan! Best of luck in y
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by JohnnyHerz 4y ago
They trained the AI how to do the job lol
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by JohnnyHerz 4y ago
Is this a surprise to anyone? There are 1.35 million lawyers in America (4 lawyers per 1000 people in the sad State of California) and they are all looking for someone to sue. If you have a visible business footprint you are a target and ha
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by JohnnyHerz 4y ago
It must be Elon's fault right! I mean think about it, before Elon showed up and cut staff, they NEVER had any issues like this... Wait what?... The Twitter Fail Whale predates Elon? (let's just ignore that little reality factoid

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