dnissley

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   by dnissley 5y ago

   Using the stock price of a technology company to judge the productivity of it's workers? Surely that's a component of stock price, but man this seems like a huge leap to make such a claim
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   by dnissley 5y ago

   Can't there only ever be an oversupply of chips that people don't want? Because if they wanted them they would buy them?
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   by dnissley 5y ago

   Example: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Great-Value-Vegetable-Oil-1-gal/1...
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   by dnissley 5y ago

   Yeah, compensation is always a tantalizing reason to switch, but in my experience it's rarely the primary trigger for someone to switch jobs.
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   by dnissley 5y ago

   Could you clarify what you mean without using the words right, left, or neoliberal? All of which are extremely vague.
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   by dnissley 5y ago

   My opinion? Mozilla should take a big portion of it's funding and direct it towards the fight for browser choice -- and the biggest offender here is of course, Apple. There's already some tailwinds in their favor here (the Epic co
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   by dnissley 5y ago

   Just went through hire right for the second time in my life -- interestingly they do now warn you to redact your income information from the w-2s they require.
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   by dnissley 5y ago

   Example of the animated bar charts for those unfamiliar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ix85wExFqw
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   by dnissley 5y ago

   IIRC he sold most of his stake in 2012 after the IPO. He would be far richer today if he had just let his investment in Meta ride, even with the recent fall. It seems clear he's not in it for the money.
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    by dnissley 5y ago

    These aren't the views of the poster you're responding to -- they're just speculating about what Thiel's unstated motivations could be. So accusations of bad faith don't really apply here as far as I can see. Thiel
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    by dnissley 5y ago

    Same - I put off getting the booster until this past week and even though it's a half dose I still lost a day and a half to it.
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    by dnissley 5y ago

    Agree that it's not unethical in any usual sense of the word. "Ill-advised" is how I think of these situations -- likely to produce unintended negative effects down the line.
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    by dnissley 5y ago

    To be fair the opposite extreme (wall of text) is much much worse in terms of readability
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    by dnissley 5y ago

    What were the extra capabilities that delicious had over pinboard?
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    by dnissley 5y ago

    I always assumed that cruise technology is behind self driving functionality like "super cruise" ( https://www.chevrolet.com/electric/super-cruise ), if only because of the name and based on the fact that gm ow
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    by dnissley 5y ago

    Are we sure about that? My recollection is the same, but it would be nice to have some way of ensuring my memory isn't faulty...
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    by dnissley 5y ago

    Fwiw, the original page is formatted oddly. The line breaks seem like they're part of the content? As opposed to them just being one big paragraph that is wrapped by a single tag? E.g. try doing this search, with each individual line q
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    by dnissley 5y ago

    You can add up to 10 accounts per phone number, fwiw. It just kind of seems like people are investing more effort into coming up with reasons they don't want to or can't create a twitter account than it would take to just create a
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    by dnissley 5y ago

    Any reason not to create a work twitter account?
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    by dnissley 5y ago

    So the question then becomes: Is there anything wrong with them deciding to go a different direction than their past messaging? Or should they forever be beholden to it?
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    by dnissley 5y ago

    Yeah, this is pretty obviously something that their support team copy-pastes everytime they see someone posting potentially revealing information with the keyword "amazon" or "alexa" or something like that. Evidence for
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    by dnissley 5y ago

    The problem is that more and more orgs have "ethical standards" downloaded direct from the nytimes editorial section.
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    by dnissley 5y ago

    I think it's worth reflecting on the fact that you took time out of your happy life to leave your original comment, which declared that you will use whatever small amount of professional power you have to enforce your personal grudge a
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    by dnissley 5y ago

    Maybe people forgot, but we live in the age of the internet, where it only takes a small group of enterprising individuals to astroturf. No elite involvement required.
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    by dnissley 5y ago

    I'm curious what projects this license would be useful for? It kind of seems like it's just a way to grind a particular political axe?
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    by dnissley 5y ago

    This sounds like the system design round at many companies.
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    by dnissley 5y ago

    You may not even need this to be official. Could just introduce a custom theme for your own use using a browser extension like stylish. I say may since I don't know that would work for mobile or native apps, or maybe you're having
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    by dnissley 5y ago

    The absolute value of your salary does highly correlate with cost of living, unfortunately. Which may have an effect on your savings rate.
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    by dnissley 5y ago

    Just based on his twitter profile pic it appears he does indeed have at least one child
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    by dnissley 5y ago

    Are there actually any publications without a web presence that only have apps?