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by asdf21 6y ago
The ironic thing is that PG&E (PCG) is coming out of bankruptcy next week and will probably close to double in value.. But people are buying up a stock (hertz) that is going into bankruptcy instead.
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by asdf21 6y ago
Yeah, probably.
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by asdf21 6y ago
Hello all.. I am a jack-of-all-trades / IT generalist who would like to transition into an entry / mid-level Java or Kotlin development position. I don't need a ton of pay for the SF area, you could probably hire me for half
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by asdf21 6y ago
It's an emotional decision, not a rational one.
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by asdf21 6y ago
That doesn't mean it's not a good idea. There was MySpace before Facebook, 2nd mover advantage and all that.
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by asdf21 6y ago
Way more than that if you count diseases from ticks.
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by asdf21 6y ago
Frustrating article -- I have several killer ideas (and ideas for decent execution paths for them as well,) but I tend to get pigeon-holed as "just an idea guy" and generally invalidated.. So I've tried to learn to program to
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by asdf21 6y ago
2 in office, 2 from home.
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by asdf21 6y ago
Fixed how... Comcast is basically a monopoly in many areas
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by asdf21 6y ago
I only know a tiny bit about stack ranking, but I would think just the opposite... wasn't it designed to (at least partially) select for more conscientious employees?
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by asdf21 6y ago
Yes, that's the failsafe
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by asdf21 6y ago
Better burn those books..
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by asdf21 6y ago
>I don’t believe they actually miss the tourists themselves. Tourists are merely delivery vehicles for food. Sharing food between mammals generally leads to bonding. Like, all mammals.
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by asdf21 6y ago
Oh, did you mean Uber and not the economy as a whole?
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by asdf21 6y ago
It's more like a pause. What makes you think it's a collapse?
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by asdf21 6y ago
Everyone is throwing money into tech stocks right now because they "seem safe" Try running the numbers on TSLA... they should be at like $300 on their best day.
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by asdf21 6y ago
This is developer support, not user support.
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by asdf21 6y ago
We break even on Door Dash orders, at best. They take 30%, which is all of our profits and then some. But we still use them because there is demand and so our revenue looks strong.
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by asdf21 6y ago
Those are $9.25 an hour support agents who are paid mostly to get you off the phone and take 70 calls a day. Or their $10.25 an hour tier 3 "supervisors" who you might escalate the call to.
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by asdf21 6y ago
Always has been for 10+ years now. As a former Call Center Director, it's pretty amazing to me how much bad-will these massive companies are willing to foment by not running their support correctly. It's not that hard / expen
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by asdf21 6y ago
So... what was the issue?
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by asdf21 6y ago
way too bendy, not a hotdog
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by asdf21 6y ago
How does abusive speech, assuming it isn't from a government official, restrict freedom?
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by asdf21 6y ago
Then Udacity nano-degree is probably best imo.
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by asdf21 6y ago
Exactly. ^ Personally, I like to try to track how many times functions have been called (if possible), where bottlenecks are and if they make sense (is there some trade-off that necessitated them), and overall module usage. That gives a mo
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by asdf21 6y ago
It's not like Subway wants to do this sort of extra work... it's government mandated, at least in some areas like Washington.
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by asdf21 6y ago
I don't think he is specifically an ex-executive per se, just a top notch speaker.
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by asdf21 6y ago
It's crazy how stuff like this keeps coming out, but Amazon's stock just keeps going up..
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by asdf21 6y ago
Smart branding... they are really going after zoom huh.. Edit: Site has the hug of death, here is another article https://domaininvesting.com/rooms-com-likely-acquired-by-fac...
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by asdf21 6y ago
I like Scott Harris, personally https://www.scottharris.com.au/about/scott/

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