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by ececconi 13y ago
Facebook is really expanding everywhere.
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It's called Lync
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It's funny that in the show House of Cards, Space X was shown to be a company where someone got such a high salary he couldn't turn it down.
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by ececconi 13y ago
So sorry for your loss. I lost my father about seven years ago. The time following that period was excruciating. It sounds like your mindset is in the right direction. Just make sure to surround yourself with people that support you. He
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Seven(medium.com)
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10M might be more than I make in my lifetime
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I like it a lot better when people say it like it is. Makes me better aware of the situation I'm in and the expectations on me.
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by ececconi 13y ago
I agree with your statement. He said the company had a great work life balance policy, but his descriptions of it contradicted that.
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by ececconi 13y ago
I'm just surprised he didn't say anything about making his subordinates work less. He said the company had a work life balance policy, then talked about how the engineers were always in on the weekends. PS-- I'm on the road e
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by ececconi 13y ago
Got the same impression.
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This makes sense because this 'story' was completely egocentric. When people shared it, they did with the implication that devoting your time to this story can tell you something about yourself. People are most interested in thems
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by ececconi 13y ago
I found it interesting that a 'philosopher' was the one that made Samantha see the world and her existence differently. It is in this conversation that we saw the difference between AI and humans. I think the philosopher was the o
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by ececconi 13y ago
For some reason, denying a FB friend request feels normal, but denying a LinkedIn request makes me feel like a jerk.
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by ececconi 13y ago
For me Foursquare is a good measure if someone is a friend or not. Too bad most of my friends aren't on it. Wasn't Path's idea to be a network only used with friends? again, too bad none of my friends are on it.
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by ececconi 13y ago
You're being sarcastic right? Sorry if it's a dumb question.
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by ececconi 13y ago
I find this to be especially true on HN comments.
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It's hard for me to contribute online because there are rarely things that I have a hard opinion on that I think other people would benefit from. Maybe a lot of it is a lack of confidence that my ideas are worthwhile.
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by ececconi 13y ago
You're more likely to have a conversation with a friend of your friend. It's generally much less threatening than talking to a complete stranger. This is how cocktail parties work, people are connected mutually through a friend.
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by ececconi 13y ago
some of these remind me of what I felt the first time I played Myst.
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by ececconi 13y ago
My friend owns a small tutoring business. They give out free wifi to all of their students. I think having this as an option would be a great way for them to build awareness of their local business.
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by ececconi 13y ago
That guys work is amazing. I saw snappycam before and didn't bother downloading it or looking into it. Now I'm reading up about it and it seems absolutely amazing. I can't wait to see how this technology is implemented in fut
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by ececconi 13y ago
thanks for the corrections
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by ececconi 13y ago
I think a lot of its cost comes from the fact that the device is made in Oslo. In Norway, labor prices are upwards of $125 USD per hour. If hamburgers are $50 there, then it makes sense that this thing is priced like a couple of hamburger
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by ececconi 13y ago
Butts in seat policy is the worst. It attracts the kind of talent tnat is complacent with making it seem like they are doing work as opposed to people who like to make progress.
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by ececconi 13y ago
Not at all. It's praising the view that the children have on the world which is different than yours.
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by ececconi 13y ago
> I suspect that these children have taught me a great deal more than I have taught them. Very great statement. I've done volunteer work before and have come to the same realization.
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by ececconi 13y ago
Nonfiction still has the viewpoint of the writer. Even if the narrator is silent, their biases and worldviews infiltrate the work. At least in fiction this is explicit.
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It's been a shift in the last few years. They're rare now.
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by ececconi 13y ago
Yes, but the Model S's on the road are less than a couple of years old. How many gasoline fires are caused by cars that are a couple of years old? I would guess this comparison would put the gasoline fires more in line with Tesla car
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by ececconi 13y ago
Have you never been in a cab in a major city?

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