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euphoria83
11y ago
The longer my career gets, the more I realize this to be true. This also has the added disadvantage that the employers take the employees lightly. In a family, the head of the family has more power than others. If employers considered an em
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euphoria83
11y ago
That definitely was a good thing. Sometimes, an obvious thing doesn't become obvious unless it is pointed out. Yup, it makes total sense. Every company claims to hire and be filled with rockstars. That's statistically impossible.
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euphoria83
11y ago
I couldn't understand the point of the article. No one will consciously pick a candidate they feel will perform badly.
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euphoria83
11y ago
Any new innovation has social impact and a part of the society, including the ruling bodies, react by trying to reverse the change. Any innovation will have some negative impact on the society because of lack of laws regulating the change.
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euphoria83
11y ago
Very poignant
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euphoria83
11y ago
Not being kind also blinds you to other people's achievements.
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euphoria83
12y ago
I will give it an upvote, if for nothing else, than for the powerful writing. He makes a very lucid point though. Even hardcore capitalists could not argue with the idea that though the success of a man should depend on his efforts, bringin
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euphoria83
13y ago
The airline industry is screwed up. Rising fuel prices, increased security measures after 9/11, inefficient governments, international rules to be taken care of, high basic cost of operation, etc. It needs a revolution, from the likes of St
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euphoria83
13y ago
I have seen that video and it is a treasure of management advice. Other things: 1) When asked how he learnt to manage such a large company and aspects like finance, etc, he said (paraphrased): "as you do it, you just learn it". Makes starti
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euphoria83
13y ago
I appreciate your comment.
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euphoria83
13y ago
Cutting line to get food when you are the CEO and have a lot of stuff to get done is not too bad. Impolite, but not too bad. Think about all the perks that CEOs have. Good managements have weak links. You can either gather the courage to ge
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euphoria83
13y ago
I agree. I sometimes (rarely) have moments when I want to punch into the air, or raise my hands above my head to claim victory, or slap my desk with vigor, when I just achieved something (generally small) on the task I am intently working a
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14y ago
Give him a fair share of your mind, wait. Then give his superior a fair share of your mind, wait. If things don't change, quit. PS: Don't threaten in any way though, that will make you sound like a loser.
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euphoria83
14y ago
This guy cannot be from Stanford.
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euphoria83
14y ago
I think SJ found it natural to just say "OK" because he thought that the person mailing him knew him enough and was mature enough to just need that permission.
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Technical Debt
(amantech.wordpress.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
The guy was the co-founder of writely. What more does he have to do to be the man behind his company. Surely, we can allow professional writing to be hyperbolic and still know what the author means, instead of taking everything literally.
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euphoria83
14y ago
Box has a sync desktop client that integrates with Finder and Explorer.
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euphoria83
14y ago
Box is mainly focused on enterprises (rather than private users) that needed much more fine grained access control such uploader only, previewer only, etc.
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14y ago
What is [I ?
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14y ago
You made me cry.
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15y ago
So, is the resignation due to fear of litigation or because of the moral quandary ? Clearly, the author was okay with looking at the FB profiles of the candidates and would have probably continued to do so, had he not been threatened twice
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15y ago
The homeserver can always be backed-up on an hourly basis as a fail safe. In case the home connection goes down, the backup server (maintained as a paid service by a company) can be used for a short while. I don't think traffic to the homes
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15y ago
I want to work on this idea to make it into a company. I am kinda soliciting ideas from people to learn more. I think the this product will be useful precisely when all the issues you mentioned will be streamlined. A simple web based UI to
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15y ago
There are numerous applications that currently run on our laptops (e.g., dropbox application) that could potentially steal all your data. As we trust third party apps to behave themselves on our laptops, so can we trust the apps installed o
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Home Servers – The future of the networked world
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Siri
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euphoria83
16y ago
Yeah, I too found the same issue. But overall a great implementation.
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Android was never open. The OS has always been.
(amantech.wordpress.com)
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