didntknowya

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by didntknowya 3y ago
Yes it's annoying but still don't get what the fuss is. You said it's because they don't care about the bigger picture. But the bigger picture is they are doing everything to cut cost and adding extra chips is not worth
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by didntknowya 3y ago
more likely they fund these companies through "research grants" then buy their services
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by didntknowya 3y ago
most old money is locked into investment and guarded by professional wealth managers. you can't just ask daddy for cash- unless they've set up trust funds to freely dispense your allocation, you're gonna have to pitch for it.
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by didntknowya 3y ago
it's pretty much just another HR role. I don't think you'll get much pushback if HR isn't making money, most people ignore it to be avoid being cancelled.
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by didntknowya 3y ago
i dont get all these chinese finger pointing- they did not force US businesses into non-competes or exclusivity contracts. businesses shifted to china in the name of pure profit. they closed their local factories and laid off their expert s
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by didntknowya 3y ago
kinda like when people wash their cars or tend to their gardens. sure, the ROI is bad and they could just work more at their day-job and earn enough to employ someone to do it, but not everything needs to be quantified by money- some people
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by didntknowya 3y ago
she wasn't exactly doing product review. i doubt she even knew what the brand was. all she prob did was hold a prop her assistant gave her.
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by didntknowya 3y ago
usually I wear soundproof headphones which discourage casual chatters. I usually also pick a location in the corner or near a window so there's less traffic around. Sometime you can also put a makeshift "DO NOT DISTURB SIGN"
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by didntknowya 3y ago
it's doing exactly what it was designed for. you can easily contact the previous owner to unlock them... though it's obviously not feasible if it's stolen.
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by didntknowya 3y ago
9 month is long. I thought credit card companies only hold for 3 months at the most so not sure why Stripe needs it 3x longer
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by didntknowya 3y ago
yea it was pretty obvious they were spamming on the day, when you could see numerous reddit posts announcing that "threads is launching" with pretty much the exact same title in multiple subreddit, all from different accounts.
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by didntknowya 3y ago
i think the main difference is a pro can grab a cheap tool or make one from scratch to complete a task, whereas an amateur will hesitate to do a task unless he has the "best" branded tool
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by didntknowya 3y ago
i signed up but idk if i'll use it much. most are just reposted content and the usual corporate social media accounts.
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by didntknowya 3y ago
where I'm at Apple usually send customers a packaging box for any repairs to be sent to them
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by didntknowya 3y ago
funny where i'm from it's mostly middle-aged mom or stay at home wives driving in their white mercedes SUVs
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by didntknowya 3y ago
for a personal site any is fine. but for business a .com or country TLD is still preferable. Some start-ups can get away with .io or similar especially if their customers are 100% techies but unfortunately many are still not that tech savvy
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by didntknowya 3y ago
yea corporations that are staunchly independent until the next recession where they beg for government handouts because they are too important to fail
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by didntknowya 3y ago
The same logic could easily apply to every other manufacturing heavy country (Japan, India, etc). There are just as many unethical companies operating in the country (Dupont/Monsato/3M) hit by massive lawsuits. And trying to influ
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by didntknowya 3y ago
it was kinda in the name
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by didntknowya 3y ago
besides the whole Apple 'premium' which has been debated to death, $3500 is on the low side for a new tech especially for devs and researches looking to implement it. it's not exactly aimed at the mass consumer market yet (an
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by didntknowya 3y ago
yet people use slack for similar and get applauded?
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by didntknowya 3y ago
or you can try not to get people addicted in the first place
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by didntknowya 3y ago
i have a lot of people unable to recognize QR codes as scannable. making it more picture-like would reduce usability?
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by didntknowya 3y ago
It's usually the publishers who choose what countries they appear in rather than the store itself.
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by didntknowya 3y ago
"once you're established in a new field, you want to add as many barriers as possible to others trying to get established" taken from a reddit comment, but yea another classic virtue signaling. as sleazy as it gets.
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by didntknowya 3y ago
back in the day i saw an airline ad about how their chefs specially plans each meal and the flavors etc and how much research goes into it (like adding more salt because our taste-buds are less sensitive at high altitude). I now know it is
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by didntknowya 3y ago
they got lucky with alibaba and everyone though they had a midas touch. all they did was huff and puff every startup they touched giving them inflated ego. ironically alibaba grew without their influence and did well for themselves
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by didntknowya 3y ago
also not just any employee. apparently a "senior partner relations manager" who really should have shown more restraint and social awareness
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by didntknowya 3y ago
i think it's a turning point when countries realize they're not the US's "ally" and just another pawn that will be disposed of by self interest or spite.
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by didntknowya 3y ago
to be fair, critical thinking is one of the core prerequisite of research and a part of that is thinking about what you discovered and how it can apply to real world scenarios.

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