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by gaws 2y ago
You first.
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by gaws 2y ago
Soaring profits. More outsourcing. More layoffs. Even more interest in AI.
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Tracker Beeper (2022)(berthub.eu)
394 points by gaws 2y ago|76 comments
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Title drops in movies(titledrops.net)
554 points by gaws 2y ago|166 comments
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by gaws 2y ago
~$180K annually. This person must be making triple to keep up with those living expenses.
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by gaws 2y ago
> We have no TV rule at home since most TV is just brainwashing. > We don't like Netflix since every show is just sex, gore, or violence filled non-sense. > We have internet that we use for watching shows. What could you poss
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by gaws 2y ago
> A couple years? 404 Media went live in August 2023, so just over a year ago.
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by gaws 2y ago
> I am curious why it is so important to NYT workers in particular that they would strike over it - is there something particularly bad about the location? You're aware that NYC is an extremely expensive place to live, right?
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by gaws 2y ago
> what prevents the NYT from offshoring these jobs if they can be done from home? Cheaper and submissive labor doesn't result in high-quality products.
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by gaws 2y ago
> this doesn't seem too bad on the surface The NYT's latest offer is shit compared to what the employees are asking.
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The History and Evolution of Playing Cards(playingcarddecks.com)
39 points by gaws 2y ago|10 comments
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Getting Lost in UFO 50(dansinker.com)
2 points by gaws 2y ago|1 comments
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by gaws 2y ago
[Company]: We don't care. Your offer is for $X. Are you interested or not?
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by gaws 2y ago
> At the end of the day, Sam the VP is just going to slot his buddy into the job but now you made a whole bunch of people apply for a job that was never available to them. Nowadays, in tech, it's all about who you know rather than
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by gaws 2y ago
Vagrus: The River Realms [1] is excellent. [1]: https://store.steampowered.com/app/909660/Vagrus__The_Riven_...
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by gaws 2y ago
How is that revelant?
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by gaws 2y ago
> Google, believe it or not, is a real company with real people who work there. Those people build the products and market to the end user that they can entrust their lifetime of photos to Google's custody, but when something goes w
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by gaws 2y ago
There's a catch in there somewhere.
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50 Years of SNL's Graphic Parodies(printmag.com)
1 points by gaws 2y ago|0 comments
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Never Missing the Train Again, Thanks to Rust(lilymara.xyz)
3 points by gaws 2y ago|0 comments
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by gaws 2y ago
The ideal scenario is if your name can be condensed to a coveted three-letter username[1], e.g., rms, esr, dhh, bwk, etc. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4lDvkAFyps
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Google Scholar has a "verified email" for Sir Isaac Newton(bleepingcomputer.com)
5 points by gaws 2y ago|0 comments
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by gaws 2y ago
tl;dr: "I read too many books and wasn't getting much value out of them compared to reading one or two books that I could really focus on."
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by gaws 2y ago
> without going that New Yorker style What is that style, exactly?
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by gaws 2y ago
> During the interview with the CTO I proposed a way that could effectively 3X their MAU. Never give free ideas away during an interview.
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An Illustrated Guide to Maritime Signal Flags(rabbitwaves.ca)
161 points by gaws 2y ago|45 comments
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by gaws 2y ago
Will you consider microdosing?
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by gaws 2y ago
> You are kidding, right? No. Your previous point -- "'Let's meet this week' ... and then nothing, ghosted" -- sounded like you didn't try to follow up. Your diatribe provided the much-needed context we wish
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by gaws 2y ago
> Meetups that are nothing more than an excuse to go drink at a bar (low quality engagements and conversations) My favorite kind of networking meetups are those held at bars, and when you try to discuss work, the common answer is, "
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TikTok Lays Off Staff–To Replace Them with AI(pcmag.com)
7 points by gaws 2y ago|0 comments

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