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by bazmattaz 3y ago
Yep that’s it. The same reason Netflix doesn’t have a “hide this” button either
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
It was never admitted to though; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuxnet It was publicised so much because it was the most advanced cyber weapon of its kind to ever been released.
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
Superb podcast. Shame he dropped down to only 1 episode per month
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
GPT4 summary of the PM parts; > Expanding on the third point, Brian Chesky elaborates on the recent shifts in product management strategy at Airbnb. He explains how Airbnb is moving away from traditional marketing channels, such as paid
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
I just tried that but there is pagination. Would love to know if we can instruct GPT4 to click through the pages
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
I'm a PM and am always interested to understand how I can get better at my craft and support my team better. I grabbed the comments of this thread and ran it through claude.ai to do some sentiment analysis and identify the key themes o
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
I’m a PM too and I agree; I judge how good a job I’m doing by how smooth everything runs for my team - how they have everything they need to do their best work, they have all the context, requirements, insight, metrics, goals….etc they have
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
I’m a PM and this is spot on. The PM is not some sort of authoritarian decision maker that tells the team what to build (like this article seems to say), the PM should be a close ally of the team. He/she will work closely with their te
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
As a PM I think this is spot on. The path to becoming a great PM is longer and arguably harder than becoming a great engineer. Like you say a lot of what makes a great PM comes from years of experience in a variety of roles and companies.
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
This is a great piece of investigative journalism and a great write up. Like the author says what they’re doing is not illegal and it’s GDPR compliant. It definitely makes me think though that GCHQ certainly have the deanonymised stream of
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
I was at a talk awhile back where a designer for a large gambling corporation was asked in the Q&A if they had any ethical concerns working for a company that preys on the vulnerable. The designers answer was…… interesting. They basical
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
Ok thanks. I have the OG pi which is only 32bit. I’ll try to pickup a Pi3 from eBay and test with that
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
Yeh I’d like to know too. I have a Pi5 on pre-order. I’d also like to know how much faster the NVMe SSD drive is to the fastest microSD
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Netflix says password crackdown working(theguardian.com)
3 points by bazmattaz 3y ago|1 comments
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
Same. Some movies, like Heat, should just be left alone. No sequels, prequels, nothing
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
Ticketmaster is gigantic in the UK
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
That’s awesome is this for iOS or Android though? I thought iOS doesn’t support other keyboards (like Swiftkey)
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
Oh my I really hope that you are building the app of my dreams. I’m a an awful typer on my phone and on my desktop. Autocorrect is ok but I honestly don’t understand how we have all this amazing ML in the wild but we still seem to have the
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
But why would they think about the benefits to society. Corporations only care about their bottom line. Furthermore this article is focusing on corporations reaction with respect to their their shareholders. Shareholders equally don’t care
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
It’s insane we live in a world where you can buy a 96 core CPU! I feel like it wasn’t too long ago that i was getting excited by building a quad core gaming PC. As an aside, What do people do with all those cores?
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
Yep that was me. Was using a relatives Netflix for years until the password sharing ban came in. I instantly created an account
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
I’m curious what type of stuff you watch on YouTube. I would pay for YT but it doesn’t have traditional TV shows or movies like other streaming platforms. I mean it does have good content but it’s quite short form and dare I say it…disposab
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
I feel the exact same with YouTube. I would pay for it but I wouldn’t pay what it costs now because I simply only watch maybe 3-10hrs of content a week. I’d love to see them test a tier where you get something like 10hrs of ad free content
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
Yeh I fear this is the end of the glory days of streaming. There are too many platforms now asking for a non significant monthly fee. It’s easy to hit $50-$100 a month if you have all the popular platforms. Content on each platform has thin
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
Exactly. I’m so sick of seeing website after website paywalling content and requiring a subscription. What is the future going to be like? Are we supposed to have like 20 subscriptions every month?
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
Thanks Dad
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
There is no way they would hide ads for users who pay $1 a year. That would be a bargain. My guess is that they’re starting with $1/year to test the waters and see who would pay. Maybe they want users to get hooked on those extra featu
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
I use Brave Browser on iOS. But I also have Safari with Adblock enabled - it’s another app you need to download.
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
And to the authors final point that it’s a slower changing version of the homepage then….what’s the point?
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by bazmattaz 3y ago
Such an awesome piece work. Great job!

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