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citilife
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> Before someone comments about "go to a rock climbing gym" or "go to a coffee shop" - I tried all of those things. It's not that simple. An office job is a very consistent way to talk to another human person in
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I could see that, but I think it really depends on your use case. I could see having the ability to search all my meetings to find a clip of a conversation / meeting notes with a client would be invaluable. Otherwise I look like an idi
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> wow, that sounds dangerous and an active security risk to any company or individual who did not consent to it and counter intuitive to really anything meaningful at all. I assume you're speaking about read.ai (not the rest of my c
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4y ago
Just a side note, something I've been using lately to monitor how much I talk in meetings is something called Read.ai - https://www.read.ai/ There's a bunch of other neat features, but monitoring talk time is what
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> If that includes hauling tens of thousands of pounds of cargo... That is the question. I am very curious if that includes cargo and if so how much weight. I suspect it doesn't include cargo. If it doesn't include cargo, diese
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4y ago
You're selecting a gas price at all-time highs: https://agtransport.usda.gov/Fuel/Historical-Diesel-Fuel-Pri... A fair assessment would be $3/gal (what it was prior to 2021). That changes the price dynamics r
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It's okay, it'll "optimize for outcomes" Meaning... those with critical conditions will be left in a room (acceptable losses), those with mild conditions will receive a high amount of treatment (ensuring no one moves fro
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98% of political donations from employees at Netflix go to democrat candidates. Should we start calling them a partisan organization? https://www.cnbc.com/2020/07/02/most-liberal-tech-companies-...
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Anti-fraud detection system at a major bank. Reduced fraud by around $3-5m per day. A close second was a script I wrote at a collections agency to pull and write off the max amount of debt allowed (per company & partners policy) per day
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I don't know why we have to start the article with "kock-funded" -- just to make it political? Here's a less political website: https://www.bostonherald.com/2022/11/18/massachusetts-dph-go.
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4y ago
Feel like this could have been gpt3 lol pretty funny.
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citilife
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IMO this looks more like SBF decided to buy his freedom by handing over the keys.
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citilife
4y ago
For point #4 (about sleep) and point #5 (about delusions) - these are probably related. If you don't get enough sleep you get rather paranoid. Having been in the ICU with various family members I notice they check on you A LOT and that
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The number is largely manipulated anyway. It's more complex than even this because you have to account for price elasticity. They are giving oil a very wide fluctuation, for instance. I've been tracking my expenses since 2015 and
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4y ago
Say I produce a licensed library. Someone can pay me $5/year per license. I keep the code private and compile the code before sending it to customers. If you have co-pilot trained on my code base (which was private), that then reproduc
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You're already carrying around a device that monitors your location, what you are saying (and audio in the surrounding area), to some extent how you are moving (gyroscope), your data ingress and egress patterns and where you share virt
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Depends how it works, just as an example (not what they are doing) if ticket master guarantees X seats for Y price. Then the band might be fine with ticket master doing what every they wish -- there's no risk to the band. Granted the b
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> overlooking the way women have stepped up for their families often to the detriment of their own careers. My favorite question to ask is: "why you want a career?" to pretty much anyone who speaks in this manner. Serious quest
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4y ago
I personally haven't seen an issue with Candace Owens based on what I've seen, do you have examples of a grift or something that can shed some light on this?
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Is there a reason you call it a grift? Or "bad actors"?
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I think others may be missing the fact of why Kanye could be buying Parler - Kanye just had his bank account closed by JP Morgan (for what appears to be his beliefs) https://www.tmz.com/2022/10/13/kanye-west-b
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> This is really a story about a celebrity's mental illness and public breakdown. I find this take interesting -- Kanye is insanely successful in multiple categories. He is very eccentric and always has been. > Kanye is now a Bla
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> What was flagged?
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> Eventually, he acquired the tweets in question, and we were both stunned about why these benign tweets, which were clearly not about the company's financials, were being flagged. Then, he finally confided in me that the person who
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> Eventually, he acquired the tweets in question, and we were both stunned about why these benign tweets, which were clearly not about the company's financials, were being flagged. Then, he finally confided in me that the person who
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> My advice—don’t do this. While rarely there might be something interesting to learn from bad employment stories, writing them as someone who is not of notoriety just tarnishes one’s image. The benefit is only, and only rarely, for the
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> ... I showed Rick the platform's essential functions. Eventually, he created the company's Social Media Council, and I was appointed as one of the founding members. It seems the SVP was in company representative in charge of
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First, I appreciate your response. I actual have had similar experiences in terms of doing what I was told and being slapped down by a SVP in a different department due to being an "upstart". So, I fully appreciate where you are c
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If the company was publicly traded and if the author was discussing unreleased products and speaking as a company employee, then yes it could impact the FTC reports (i.e. financials). However, those details weren't shared. (Speaking o
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> He was getting internal training for the role and claims to follow the policies he was taught. His posts were being flagged by the PR team. I suspect it's because he was discussing products without going through the PR team (becau
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