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by gdilla 6y ago
many many people in LA stay for the credits too. naturally.
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by gdilla 6y ago
Shut down by who? Parlers vendors dropped them. They weren’t shut down by the feds.facebooks little vendors are free to take a stand and drop their biggest customer, sure. Facebook rolls it’s own infrastructure so it would take federal over
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by gdilla 6y ago
And it makes enough people sick enough to require hospitalization to the extent that lockdowns can keep our healthcare infrastructure from being overwhelmed (and driving up deaths because people still get sick, need surgery and treatment fo
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by gdilla 6y ago
Scouting and recognizing potential in people from a young age is so underrated. If only companies did that more. They do it in sports because timing matters to extract value (your peak years as an athlete are as a young adult). I try to hir
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by gdilla 6y ago
dj in la at gmail
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by gdilla 6y ago
Let's chat! I'm the same handle on twitter.
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by gdilla 6y ago
Whoops, ya, not as a service. There's some companies that do that already. Just a personal pitch for me to do it for you.
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Ask HN: Interested in opening a startup office in Canada?
5 points by gdilla 6y ago|8 comments
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Trump officials rush to make it tougher for skilled foreign workers(reuters.com)
3 points by gdilla 6y ago|0 comments
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California, We Can’t Go on Like This(nytimes.com)
2 points by gdilla 6y ago|1 comments
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by gdilla 6y ago
If you haven't listened to Soulection (radio show every saturday on beats 1 and archived on soundcloud), stop what you're doing and add that to your life.
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by gdilla 6y ago
I think the biggest problem is the social cost. They weren't called glassholes for nothing. Maybe the stigma will be over with better use cases, like filming the police when in public.
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by gdilla 6y ago
It's because the media world is hit driven. Big expensive productions get thrown away all the time because one huge hit will make your career (or your bottom line). This might work for movies but it doesn't work with companies. Th
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by gdilla 6y ago
That's fine. But why pay Manhattan or SF rents if there's no social life (or, it's tainted at best).
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The New York Times Removes Its Articles from Apple News(engadget.com)
7 points by gdilla 6y ago|2 comments
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by gdilla 6y ago
They choose to be on Cameo to do it. So who cares? They make it worth their time. LeBron might do it for say $50,000 and say that all of it goes to charity. That sounds good to me.
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by gdilla 6y ago
Oh for sure. I was made fun for liking hiphop in the 80s (white town in the middle of nowhere). And that wasn't even that weird but in that place it was.
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by gdilla 6y ago
Some families already have their own slack. chat, post articles, share pics, and even put content in appropriate channels that you're free to join or leave! I already do this with my friends group of about 20 cuz it's more than go
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by gdilla 6y ago
i just tell people the dropbox app will scan docs for you. comes out looking like a photocopy. perfect for the bankers.
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by gdilla 6y ago
is it though? In terms of human population, there's still billions of people for FB to 'acquire'. But I would still venture that it's worrisome if they're shedding users/usage in the USA or the west in general
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by gdilla 6y ago
yes but not to the extent it cripples our healthcare system. That's what they're dealing with here. Addiction isn't contagious.
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by gdilla 6y ago
by enacting these rules they create distancing in society by default. At least way more of it. Yes costco may be 'crowded' but generally MORE people are staying home and not going out because many places are closed.
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by gdilla 6y ago
And? That was the point. It's better than 40% of the population becoming infected at the same time AND the hospitals totally collapsing.
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by gdilla 6y ago
I would expect where there's a large enough economic incentive, and wealthy-enough private group (say, the NFL, MLB, etc) who wouldn't need to wait for government policy or supply, we will see daily testing of their 'employee
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by gdilla 6y ago
The lock downs were necessary to keep loads of stupid people ruining any self-responsibility-stay-home-when-sick-don't-have-parties reasonable, less restrictive tactic in place. If you maximize inconvenience, then even these people hav
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by gdilla 6y ago
by making mistakes and making efforts to get better. Reading stuff by smarter people too helped.
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by gdilla 6y ago
What I find helpful as a product manager, I discuss each feature with engineers - and we collaboratively break it down into a bare-bones "MVP" version, but consider nice to haves as future stuff or TBD based on what we learn. That
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by gdilla 7y ago
Toby is really good. I bought pinboard like 10 years ago when it was cheaper. not bad.
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by gdilla 7y ago
Should China pay some sort of reparations? Maybe in the form of contributing to a WHO preparedness fund/initiative with stocking supplies that could be deployed faster next time? China needs to pay for their 1) lack of sanitary standar
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by gdilla 7y ago
H-1 isn't a student visa.

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