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by carlivar 4y ago
Precisely. Twitter is a great example of this. I'm sure they have moved beyond Ruby in many areas but it was originally core and got them off the ground quickly, I presume.
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by carlivar 4y ago
So basically the newspaper industry for the past century or so, too?
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk: Extreme Micro-Manager (2018)(cnbc.com)
2 points by carlivar 4y ago|0 comments
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by carlivar 4y ago
Oh yeah totally ironic. The factory where Toyota taught GM how to make cars reliably has completely regressed to a mess of scrap and tents. They even got rid of the railroad siding which seems crazy to me for a pro-environment company.
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by carlivar 4y ago
My opinion is that he had no GOOD reason. He just knew the Windows dev stack and has a giant ego. But, I'm probably biased since he reminds me of managers/PMs I've worked with in my career that have weak opinions strongly hel
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by carlivar 4y ago
His bad decision (to migrate to Windows) at PayPal caused an engineering mutiny and led to the board firing him as CEO. So I think he has always been stubborn and impulsive.
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by carlivar 4y ago
Energy and commodities
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by carlivar 4y ago
https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2021-05-10/lawsuit-sn... https://www.businessinsider.com/mother-sues-meta-instagram-s... https://nypost.com/2019/09/30/te
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by carlivar 4y ago
Working for Facebook/Meta, Snapchat, TikTok, etc. is today's equivalent of working for a tobacco company.
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by carlivar 4y ago
No. I have three kids, one just started high school, and they are established socially. I'd save a ton of money leaving California, but I can't put a price on the impact to my kids. I'm out of here as soon as the kids are out
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by carlivar 4y ago
Did you visit during winter?
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by carlivar 4y ago
I agree. A communist system would also be far more equal in regards to public education. California punished the poor children and rewarded the rich children able to supplement with tutors or switch to private education during the pandemic.
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by carlivar 4y ago
That's not accurate at all. Communists would be able to build high speed rail much faster.
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by carlivar 4y ago
I think the data might be poor. The uncorrelated question is a strawman since I didn't write that. Denmark gets it: https://inews.co.uk/news/science/why-denmarks-covid-deaths-h...
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by carlivar 4y ago
The CDC page you linked has graphs and stats of patients "with covid". I don't care much about that. I want to know hospitalizations FROM covid. Where can I get that?
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by carlivar 4y ago
I don't think your answer, though cool, qualifies in the spirit of the question.
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by carlivar 4y ago
I'm not sure this is "at work"? Is this a job or a hobby?
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by carlivar 4y ago
Found the management.
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by carlivar 4y ago
Boulder real estate has been a huge winner for a decade already, and had a big in person tech scene for a while. I agree though about Boise. And all of Florida... etc.
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by carlivar 4y ago
I like that he specifically mentioned open floor plans. This is the number one reason why I don't want to return to the office. I kinda do want to go back. But I need my privacy and some quiet. I can't do the open floor plan ever
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by carlivar 4y ago
In that case, do you still have Amazon Prime? I cancelled my membership to it. I buy something every couple weeks and haven't noticed a difference in delivery times, though they give me long estimates that have been easily beaten.
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by carlivar 5y ago
Uhh you might want to look into Lincoln Project co-founder John Weaver. Not to mention the graft within the organization. https://www.thenation.com/article/politics/lincoln-project-t...
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by carlivar 5y ago
Why did SAP shut down Hipmunk?
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by carlivar 5y ago
They don't hide the cheapest flights to direct users. They hide them from aggregators (like Kayak).
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Retirees who live on cruise ships(cntraveler.com)
33 points by carlivar 5y ago|78 comments
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by carlivar 5y ago
It's also a tribute to their favorite band: Buddy Holly and the Crickets.
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by carlivar 5y ago
Out of curiosity, how would you be seeing that on Twitter in the first place? The blocking need seems more like addressing a symptom, where the root problem is whatever system or algorithm showed you that stuff at all.
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by carlivar 5y ago
Learning how you communicate with the management chain is more important than avoiding mistakes.
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by carlivar 5y ago
Is there a statute of limitations on that, or are they tainted forever?
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by carlivar 5y ago
So will property tax

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