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frongpik
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frongpik
6y ago
The manifest that disables uBO?
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6y ago
I also use throwaways, but to give unpopular advice. I'd say that youre probably alright, but your state indicates an objective reality which is wasting time on things deemed pointless by your ego or soul, whatever you call it. Wheneve
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6y ago
400-500k is the starting pay, though. On top of that are stock refreshes and appreciation. By year 4, some make 800k.
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For comparison, I started around the same time, never used LinkedIn and still ended up with a job title similar to yours, making a little more than 400k. This is simply a standard rate for someone with 10 yoe who bothers to change jobs.
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The number one rule of a good salesman is to not look like a salesman. IIRC, it's from the Thiel's book.
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6y ago
With her credentials, no less than "a famous scientist that's authored landmark papers in AI research", she could easily start her own AI company, or at least a top-tier consultancy, to advance the AI research frontier at the
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They are more like fundamentalists, though, i.e. fanatics who equate non believers with enemies. Jeff not only has a monumental reputation and wealth, he's also under Brin's and Page's protection who own more than 50% of Goog
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There's nothing offensive in your message. But you're right that in the current climate it's wiser to use anon accounts.
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She was fired for damaging Google's reputation. In her email, she carelessly demanded names of those who reported her, that can be interpreted as extortion, and Jeff didn't miss the opportunity to call her out. Her offer to resign
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Her real job was to make google look good in the progressive circles. If she understood that, she would've made a stellar career.
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Looks very decent. Make it configurable and I'll pay for a subscription. What I mean is instead of indexing the entire internet with an adhoc ranking, trying to guess what I want, let me whitelist and blacklist domains and let me confi
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Who's going to benefit from the privacy law and who's going to sponsor it? Trillion dollar empires are built on surveillance and we'd need another Lincoln to stop them.