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It’s True. Everyone Is Multitasking in Video Meetings(wired.com)
2 points by discopicante 5y ago|0 comments
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by discopicante 6y ago
The cost of housing absolutely impacts local prices across the board for basic reoccurring costs like food, fuel, childcare, taxes, etc. This is different and arguably more of an impact on budgets than one-time costs like a car where you ca
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by discopicante 6y ago
This reminds me of Ticketmaster vs. Pearl Jam in the 90s where the band exposed that Ticketmaster takes a much bigger cut that ticket holders didn't see in addition to a small 'ticket fee' that the ticket holder did see. I re
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by discopicante 7y ago
I appreciate the author's thought exercise and sharing it here. A few thoughts: 1. Instead of the outdated descriptions of using the color of a collared shirt, consider a description of knowledge labor vs. service labor vs. manual labo
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by discopicante 7y ago
> Since Rogan never cares to really question or seriously push back against any claims being made, the guests are free to spout as much "propaganda and BS" as they want True. Guests are free to BS as much as they want. I would
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by discopicante 7y ago
I listen to some of Rogan's podcasts (usually not comedians or MMA commentary) because of the long conversation format. For me, it's more about who Rogan is talking to rather than being interested in listening to Rogan talk. Wheth
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by discopicante 8y ago
Solid 90s. Would have been even more authentic if upon viewing the source code I would have seen more <table>, <center>, and <font> tags.
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by discopicante 8y ago
I am less convinced by the same argument used when IE was the dominate browser: that consolidating browser rendering / JS engines is at odds with innovation and freedom. IE was closed source and proprietary; Chromium is open source and
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by discopicante 8y ago
The story would be more (or less) compelling if a comparison was made to a wider group of VCs and/or an index of VCs who are credited for investing in female founders.
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by discopicante 9y ago
I recommending watching 'The People vs. Larry Flynt' for a (much-needed) lesson in what Freedom of Speech means in the United States. I am certain Larry Flynt had a hard time finding print houses willing to publish Hustler but the
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by discopicante 10y ago
Social media is a wet rag in Germany: few companies see the point to invest with the relative low user engagement. It's typically seen as a distraction and/or too compromising on privacy. There is also the 'German' view
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Why Audio Never Goes Viral(digg.com)
6 points by discopicante 13y ago|0 comments