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exmicrosoldier
5y ago
I work in SaaS. Availability is a key feature. A service with more features that I can't use is less valuable than one with less features that I can use whenever I want.
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exmicrosoldier
6y ago
I would appreciate any pointers at good news sources you recommend.
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exmicrosoldier
6y ago
Thank you for the first legitimate critique of the Black Lives Matter organization that I've seen. I don't think it invalidates all of the points of the platform of BLM, but it does make me question the sanity and legitimacy of th
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exmicrosoldier
6y ago
The first battle of the Second american civil war has happened. Every tech company has to choose a side. Instead of a war over slavery, this is a war over shared reality or personal echo chambers, and most of the tech companies have been fi
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exmicrosoldier
6y ago
It does not seem implausible that supporters of a group that participates in rampant types of voter supression, gerrymandering, throwing away ballots, & sueing to prevent votes being counted would be afraid of lying to nosy strangers.
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exmicrosoldier
6y ago
The first, hardest duopoly to fix in the United States is the two party system.
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exmicrosoldier
6y ago
This seems like "noble virtue signaling" for software executives. It isn't taking a five why's approach to the problem of ethical failures in the industry. It won't fix root cause problems. We don't need a Hipp
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exmicrosoldier
8y ago
Kavanaugh has been a controversial person his entire career. https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/the-judicial-jihad-a... https://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2018/jul..
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exmicrosoldier
8y ago
In the context of most supreme court nominees, combined with the amount of contoversy surrounding his appointment yes. Every tier one tech company I ever worked for would not hire someone that caused that much ill will, from a culture persp
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exmicrosoldier
8y ago
This was a problem with people. Specifically, people who force people to commit to a known deadline on something they dont know how to do. Someone got promoted for delivering business value, and they were smart, they left before it all blew
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exmicrosoldier
9y ago
The EU has a nuclear option for google. Ireland and the netherlands are both in the EU. If google loses its incorporation in those companies, it might have to pay US taxes on repatriated US holdings. Ireland and the Netherlands subcompanies
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exmicrosoldier
9y ago
Too many value extracting rentier owners and valueless executives skimming off the top of projects done for the common good.
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exmicrosoldier
10y ago
I find zero explanation of how to solve performance with a relational model. As I understand the article, it seems to say...just because all the existing databases you have seen suck at performance when normalized doesn't mean normaliz
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exmicrosoldier
11y ago
Until it is the CEO..CTO..and vc that is standing under the bridge...nothing will change.
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exmicrosoldier
13y ago
In my opinion, maximizing a new business model is what made it HUGELY successful, and not finding a new business model is what is keeping it flat. I believe that it will have a very hard time transitioning to the "device and services&q