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by dakial1 2y ago
I tend to agree with Amazon leadership here, as they increase the management layer on a company, the team accountability and ownership gets lost. A more horizontal company is able to do more (per capita) and faster. The tricky part is what
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by dakial1 2y ago
The tricky part is who are you showing the door. My experience is that layoffs is a highly political event as well, and the "most political" managers are the one who stay. Which is natural, as they are the ones who leadership has
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by dakial1 2y ago
Book review at the NYT: https://archive.is/vN0Jp#selection-1333.0-1333.13
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by dakial1 2y ago
It potentially could be used to stop ageing no? Isn't it mostly caused by accumulation of cell damage?
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by dakial1 2y ago
Or, the guy could be congratulating an employee performing well and discovering a new best practice for the job. Same tech, better value communication to all stakeholders
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by dakial1 2y ago
I have a similar theory for restaurants at prime tourist location, the closer it is, the worse the food and service are. And it kind of makes sense, as: 1) The real state is obviously more expensive, so little money left for the rest 2) The
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by dakial1 2y ago
You wrote this with the help of AI djabatt? Nothing against it, but I feel the structure and repetition it uses leaves the text with a somewhat less engaging storyline. AI summarization usually lacks the whole story arcs humans like to see
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by dakial1 2y ago
Thats what happened in Brazil, when the local supreme court, one judge in particular, went to war against the Bolsonaro government. Don’t think the SCOTUS has this power no?
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by dakial1 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency_illusion Maybe the ads were already there the whole time?
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by dakial1 2y ago
Seems useful, but only half useful given that most structured interviews are more based on the role the candidate is applying for than the candidates resume. So it might be good idea to ask for the user to upload the job posting/descri
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by dakial1 2y ago
"The NTP monograph concluded that higher levels of fluoride exposure, such as drinking water containing more than 1.5 milligrams of fluoride per liter, are associated with lower IQ in children. The NTP review was designed to evaluate t
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Fluoride Exposure: Neurodevelopment and Cognition(ntp.niehs.nih.gov)
3 points by dakial1 2y ago|1 comments
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by dakial1 2y ago
This Nova YT addon is outside Firefox Addons page for some a specific reason? Seems a little cumbersome to install
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by dakial1 2y ago
...says the owner of it. Now seriously, by Llama being "sort of" open source, it does not seem to be something someone can fork and develop/evolve it without Meta, right? If one day Meta comes and says "we are closing Ll
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by dakial1 2y ago
Location would be my bet. Not sure if IKEA has the same source for their products (might have change sources because of taxes, logistic costs, local incentives etc...); and as a commenter specified in this thread, different regions have dif
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by dakial1 2y ago
Also a problem is that these rules have business profiting from them. TSA contractors, PreCheck, Clear, Global Entry... So you will have lobbies fighting against any ease in regulations as the more complicated is the check, the better for t
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by dakial1 2y ago
I haven't tested the app but the main service is pretty near natural language. If 11labs app get to the main service quality and start accepting ePubs, it will be the death of Audible.
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by dakial1 2y ago
We need proper causation links here, maybe one day we will see a study with it. Until then all we have are theories....
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by dakial1 2y ago
Aren't we all? What is reality after all?
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by dakial1 2y ago
That's not an easter egg, that feature probably increased the number of likes in videos since it made the button easier to spot when users were looking for it (which is when it is mentioned on videos). So that sweet engagement KPI is p
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by dakial1 2y ago
This is the same way all airlines in the world work since the invention of Revenue/Yield Management. Which is basically price discrimination to get the biggest piece of the value. Airlines will mostly segment client based on things lik
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by dakial1 2y ago
This is a catch 22, because Bolsonaro team was using social media and fake news to move dumb masses towards their objective, pretty similar to Trump in the US. The judge in question, with his despotic tendencies, was in an open war against
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by dakial1 2y ago
Also you can look at Growth Loops, which is a similar concept.
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Most would be very Jr analysts, the more experienced people at Accenture are usually the Managers and Senior Managers levels (internal levels 7 downwards) All terribly paid and an excellent poaching opportunity for companies looking for goo
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by dakial1 2y ago
This is an interesting topic that I've noticed in different cities I've lived/visited but didn't know others had researched it. My hypothesis was that artists will go to cheap neighborhoods that are satellites to Gentrif
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Do Art Scenes Lead to Gentrification? (2018)(bloomberg.com)
20 points by dakial1 2y ago|32 comments
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Hoping Al Lowe to be included here, an adventure games legend
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by dakial1 2y ago
Paywall curated, professionally generated content I think is ok. But reddit is on the enshittification route, now accelerated because it serves its shareholders. Fediverse (e.g. Lemmy) might be the disruptor here (In Clayton M. Christensen
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by dakial1 2y ago
And now lets watch white, grey and black hat SEO destroy reddit even more.
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Well, I don’t actually like the taste of coffee and really drink it because of the caffeine effect. I started drinking coffee at 26 because I got so tired after lunch that I almost passed out on my keyboard at work. This disappeared with th

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