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allthecybers
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Hey.com is a different approach to email, and subscription based so you aren't paying with your data.
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I love this idea and think this could be great for many distributed work forces. Maybe even stimulating to smaller regional economies in the US.
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> So standard question when terrible stories like this are posted: there are many HN members who work at FB. How do you deal with stories like this and continuing to work there? I’ve been interested in hearing a cogent response to this q
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6y ago
I also started my FAANG career with someone contacting me on LinkedIn. I hate LinkedIn, but have trouble letting go of being ‘discoverable’ should I need another job.
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6y ago
I use FBnofb and it allows me to block all the garbage on Facebook by not having an account and never visiting that dump. On a more serious note, I deleted my account several years ago. This after coming to the realization how much I was pa
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6y ago
I dislike the news feed but have gotten four of my last six jobs from being discovered on LinkedIn. I’d love to close my LinkedIn but I never know when I’ll be job searching again. I kind of wish there was an HN like job site that was widel
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6y ago
Probably outside the US. Several spots in British Columbia, Canada come to mind. Other possibilities include the Netherlands, maybe New Zealand. I've been a slow nomad over the last 15 years or so, with stints in Nevada, SoCal, Texas a
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6y ago
Fellow FAANG here. My WFH experience has been the opposite, but I do look forward to leaving the house for social activities of my choice outside of WFH. Even before COVID I invested in a height adjustable desk, ergo chair, adjustable led l
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7y ago
I’ve been explaining this concept to my Christian fundamentalist family members for a long time. They look at the right-wing as more faithful to the tenets of their religious literature, but I don’t see it. What I see is more of a left lean
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7y ago
The best gift you can give your loved ones this holiday season is convincing them to get off Facebook. If you didn’t feel like leaving over the political misinformation and data privacy abuse, maybe it’s time to leave when the FBI wants to
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7y ago
> Earning money is the worst of all false gods to chase. We in the western world have lost our path, and it's making us miserable. I met thousands of people in Africa that are happier and more joyous than virtually everyone I'v
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7y ago
This is shocking. Why do I need to have a recycle mode on a speaker? Oh because it’s a WiFi connected, smart speaker that collects and stores data on me. We recently read about Apple devices being bricked in the recycling process because of
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7y ago
As a Support Engineer for a well known tech company, I took on the extracurricular role of sourcing, screening and interviewing candidates for our team. We often had better results identifying candidates as an engineer making a direct conta
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7y ago
Reminds me of a firm I worked for. They decided to adopt Google Drive for the team of about 20 employees. Every couple weeks an employee would mistake the synced folder for their local disk and rearrange files or delete files and then the f
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7y ago
A shift I've noticed in the USA, is I'll go to an electronics retailer, and the item I want isn't on the shelf. In it's place is a placard instructing me to order it online. My hope was to actually handle the item and se
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7y ago
I’m sure I could build a personal web cv, optimize for SEO, pay for hosting, etc but LI has all of that plus the ability to dig into connections, and connections connections. It’s also the default sourcing database for recruiters to find pr
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7y ago
In a decade plus of my career, four of my most significant jobs, including my current role have come from being sourced/recruited on LinkedIn. I hate being on any social networks, and I feel like LinkedIn has declined in quality over t
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7y ago
In America, its always the "illusion of freedom" that wins!
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7y ago
Hopefully all those 14 patrons are loyal and healthy and plan to continue frequenting the establishment.
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7y ago
Agreed. I’d have been inclined to use some of the returned inheritance funds to figure out a way to give that person a headache in proportion to mine.
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7y ago
IMO, this was one of the more interesting releases at re:invent this year. It seems AWS is really making a move to deploy AWS outside of the Region. AWS Outposts let you have AWS on-prem, AWS Local Zones puts the AWS data plane closer to us
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I find this to be true. Some folks fresh out of school, feel like they need to be constantly vocal to have influence and make a name for themselves. They also can bring strong but untested opinions to the table without the experimental data
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7y ago
Yep and the marketing industrial complex... why not have all my banking/net worth info in the same data warehouse as my gmail, google voice/fi, photos and stored documents. Amazon can handle my healthcare, retail, shopping and hou
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7y ago
We are un/intentionally creating single points of failure and dependance in our lives. We now depend on Amazon for all retail goods and (90%?) all web services and soon to be grocery shopping. Then Google is our email, documents, photo
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7y ago
I personally don’t understand the draw of Facebook. Prior to deleting my account, I just seemed to be constantly unfollowing people because of their over sharing, excessive baby pictures or reposting dumb political stuff or starting massive
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Surprisingly one of their corporate values is "earn trust" with the exception of all these products they sell that they aren't responsible for. Hopefully this announcement is representative of a meaningful effort to establish
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That's actually a pretty simple solution and something I would totally opt into. Just a checkbox in your account settings that says I don't want to see any FBA or verified sellers only.
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BOA also didn't (doesn't) really trust the public cloud. During several all hands meetings in the org, the inevitable question of "when are we gonna start using the public cloud" came up and the leaders would always say
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Then everyone requested an ergonomic height-adjustable desk and they had to move those door desks somewhere. Very frupid indeed. I wonder how many warehouses of door desks they have somewhere.
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> I hope she really sticks it to Lyft I agree. This is not just piss poor customer service but IMO (criminal?) negligence to not protect other passengers from this person until the allegations are either proven or disproven. Also it is a
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