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flerchin
5y ago
Really not sure if this is satire.
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5y ago
AKA President Business.
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flerchin
5y ago
Like an actual taser?
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flerchin
5y ago
Article reads like a hit-job. It's a relatively small amount of money. The Facebook outage cost more than the entire Wikipedia endowment.
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flerchin
5y ago
I think the takeaway is that failure is always an option.
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flerchin
5y ago
1997
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flerchin
5y ago
The wikipedia article says that it paid 9k people. So 1k paychecks per hour. 3.6 seconds per paycheck. Agree that this would make sense if the limiting factor was the printer, but even so, parallelize the print job to multiple printers.
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flerchin
5y ago
Thanks for sharing. 9 hours to run payroll at its best. Wow.
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flerchin
5y ago
To me, the Fatalities per mile is the most meaningful metric, but that's very sparsely populated on the chart. The next most meaningful metric on that chart is Fatalities per 100k vehicles. Somali car owners have a 6.5% chance of dying
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5y ago
> One of the things that happens for a brand-new launched credit card: done right, you lose about 50% of the dollar volume in the first several months What does this mean? 50% of the money is held as debt? Or 50% of the money is lost to
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flerchin
5y ago
Along the same lines as the Individuals Matter conversation from yesterday. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29235257
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flerchin
5y ago
The good old hunter2 days.
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flerchin
5y ago
Thievery is illegal in Russia too.
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5y ago
I feel like folks like us, that never miss a payment, and max out our rewards, are net-losses for most credit card issuers. It's not clear why they don't just fire us as customers.
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5y ago
Teams on Linux is still Teams, but it works just fine for me. It can't do background blur, but is otherwise feature complete enough for me to attend stand-up on it daily.
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flerchin
5y ago
If you lack friendliness, trustworthiness, or competency; I'd prefer you work at a competitor's. All three are deal-breakers on my team.
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5y ago
It's hard to tell, but I hope <strike>Facebook</strike>Meta has jumped the shark, and in 10 years time they'll be like AOL. Still there, but just for extremely old people.
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5y ago
The notch is an abomination.
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flerchin
5y ago
It's not their device to scan.
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flerchin
5y ago
All day in-person meetings are no less draining than all-day virtual. Anyone who has done SAFe can attest. I turn my camera on for _every_ meeting. Not for me, but for my coworkers, and especially the PHBs that maybe would prefer remote-wor
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5y ago
The bits about SPAs seemed to have no relation to the thesis, which is that management drives the antipatterns, not the tech.
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flerchin
5y ago
I've been pushing our org towards this for my entire career, and will probably continue to do so. These are problems I aspire to have.
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5y ago
Seminal.
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flerchin
5y ago
Folks will vigorously defend their placebos, especially if there's no downside. In fact, their placebo is working.
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flerchin
5y ago
It's far more likely they started with ban and lawyer.
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flerchin
5y ago
I just put a straight line on the stylus pad at checkouts. No one cares.
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5y ago
We need to ban crypto and decom the power plants bought for private mining.
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5y ago
The risk/reward doesn't seem to make sense for Bezos. If Shatner dies, it'll be the end of their program. If he lives, maybe a marginal benefit? The man is 90, and his health is not stellar. He legit could die of anything.
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5y ago
I like how you don't mention the specifics, so that folks outside of your echo chamber won't know what you're talking about. Clearly the specifics don't even matter, just the general truthiness of your tone. This is perf
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flerchin
5y ago
Not OP. It's anecdata, but our worst candidates all had AWS certified developer as a top bullet-point on their resumes.
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