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6y ago
Any idea how much snacks.com could have sold for? A quick Google search didn't bring anything up. I'm guessing at least low 7 figures...
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Remote work means anyone can take your job
(marker.medium.com)
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6y ago
This is great! Is there something like this for Typescript?
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6y ago
It's clear that the people writing the checks thought they would make more money with the web company. Either they're looking at the green projects and thinking "meh" or they're not seeing them at all.
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6y ago
Refusing to measure something doesn't make it not exist.
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6y ago
What happens when workplaces start demanding immunity in order to come back to work? Does that not punish those who keep themselves safe?
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6y ago
I.E. Millions of people won't have to do backbreaking labor for pennies, that sounds good to me. Maybe the jobs shouldn't exist.
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The FI/ER Movement (2.0)
(earlyretirementdude.com)
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6y ago
Sleep is essential for memory and skill consolidation. What they mean by not being able to recover sleep is that if you (for example) try to learn something while sleep deprived, more of those memories will be lost the next day. Sleeping ex
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6y ago
What agenda could be served by convincing people to get enough sleep?
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6y ago
I'm happy to pay delivery fees to the restaurant. I'm less happy to pay fees to drive returns for growth-obsessed venture funds.
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Restaurants are failing. Why should food delivery apps thrive?
(latimes.com)
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Coronavirus is going to smash the U.S. university system
(twitter.com)
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A Short on How Zoom Works – High Scalability
(highscalability.com)
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Mexico coronavirus: Government deems beer nonessential during pandemic
(washingtonpost.com)
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If I deliver enough value to receive salary X, I don't see how my personal living arrangements factor in. There are stories of Google engineers vandwelling in company parking, by that standard they should have their salaries reduced. I
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CDC guide to reopening was trashed by the Trump admin. It just leaked
(arstechnica.com)
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6y ago
I couldn't find any info on how much memory/vCPU these will have available or if it's configurable, does anyone know?
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I Tried to Block Amazon from My Life. It Was Impossible (2019)
(gizmodo.com)
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What happens if a coronavirus vaccine is never developed?
(cnn.com)
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6y ago
Also, the pizza cost $25,000.
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Coronavirus pandemic may last 2 years and resurge in fall, study says
(businessinsider.com)
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6y ago
Isn't it a big assumption that immunity is permanent? How would it affect the herd immunity threshold if a person can be reinfected every year?
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Death of the Office – 1843
(1843magazine.com)
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How do you build a city for a pandemic?
(bbc.com)
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Women academics submitting fewer papers to journals during coronavirus
(thelily.com)
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The pandemic is bringing us closer to our robot takeout future
(arstechnica.com)
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The Quiet Revolution of Animal Crossing
(theatlantic.com)
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Pioneer-era apple types thought extinct found in US West
(apnews.com)
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7y ago
Probably, but the core issue (at least in the US) is that a large fraction of informed citizens have moved to coastal cities, leaving the less informed citizens with more voting power. This means that misinformed citizens are gaining more
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