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SF Is the Worst
(sfistheworst.com)
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clean_send
7mo ago
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clean_send
7mo ago
Designer tried to make a case for you to leave the bay area.
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clean_send
2y ago
same. it's a great product and the guy who runs it wants it to exist solely in the world to combat the algo.
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clean_send
3y ago
As a potential home buyer right now, it's less about prices drop but more about homes not going over asking. When you hit this situation you have to cover the difference. In some cases this could be $30-50k which depending on your down
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4y ago
I’m gonna say go the old fashion way. Print out a sheet of paper with a date and time for a meet up. Host a meet up at a bar in a few Saturday’s in the future. Building community starts by being vulnerable and starting small. Even if you ge
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4y ago
This is incredible on so many fronts. 5-10 years ago, I would choose my computer based on it's potential to edit video. A decade ago, most laptops couldn't handle the load of uncompressed video. 5 years ago, having iMovie on your
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4y ago
I think the under represented view point of the the MBA is you're only as good as your peers and the school's connections. Top Tier MBA programs, provide inside tracks to companies in a way I have never seen. Ex. When I was interv
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4y ago
I feel like this is just trying to rebrand “lifestyle businesses” or small businesses in general. Where I grew up it wasn’t uncommon for people to have businesses that did a few million in sales and the whole family worked at. While not as
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5y ago
A good hack to getting lots of random legos cheap is buying bulk lots off of eBay. Most people sell by the pound and it’s always fun to see what you’ll get!
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clean_send
5y ago
Another good way to get lots of random pieces cheap is go to eBay and look for bulk lots. Most people sell by the pound and ultimately it’s just your imagination holding you back!
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5y ago
https://bookshop.org/ A collective of independent bookshops all across the US. They split the proceeds and it seems rather equitable. That or Powells books because they are awesome and local to me.
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6y ago
One of the biggest problems of a kitchen is having food go bad. Nightly we have to throw away food because we don’t have another purpose for it. When serving a singular cuisine it is tough to find ways to create new dishes that fit into the
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8y ago
A good sleep schedule and a loose approach of time blocking. https://medium.com/@naveenraja/a-guide-to-time-blocking-how-...
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Designing a Self Organizing Interview Process
(medium.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
I think learning empathy and working with others through a practice like design thinking is a great way to work on communication. Good communicators, don't just talk. They learn to read people, listen, ask good questions, and guide con
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8y ago
I think what is interesting here is how often do you see a room of executives (the ones who actually make product decisions) watching what their users are saying about their products? Fluff piece aside, working in tech is tough because ther
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9y ago
I would recommend you sitting down with your manager and defining metrics of success for your job. "If I get this X done then Y is was I am being evaluated on." By doing this you can essentially cut down your work hours significan
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9y ago
Two things. 1. Learn soft skills. If we look at the modern business exec they do a few things very well. They can speak to large groups of people with conviction. They can make tough decisions. They can articulate their thoughts through a v
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9y ago
"I think the main problem is tech has made everything _else_ easier, but parenting harder, and parents just aren't prepared to fight the battles / put in the work. A parent who is staring at Instagram when they're at the
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10y ago
As a designer/hiring manager, I will be the first to say please do not use this infographic. It lacks really basic information hierarchy and the type choices are really hard to read. Another thing is a lot of companies use software to
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10y ago
As a person of color the first thing I thought when I saw this video was, "Wow I would stick out like a sore thumb."