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by guax 3y ago
That is standard human behaviour. We're all like this on almost every topic. Think about how much of your opinions are shaped similarly.
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by guax 3y ago
High penalty. The risk is still a statistic, and fairly low. This guys sub had the same penalty but much higher risk.
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by guax 3y ago
They could just glide apart from whatever depth the implosion happened. The force is unfathomable but the distance is not related to it I think.
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by guax 3y ago
I wonder if the issue was the certification or the construction. As in, the window was mad for 4k but was not tested and certified for that.
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by guax 3y ago
Elon Musk, the Jack Welch from wish.
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by guax 3y ago
I would not be surprised if this would fly as US has terrible worker protection laws. In most of the world this would never work. It could also backfire for twitter if this caracterizes them hunting for reasons to fire for cause to save mon
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by guax 3y ago
The most important aspect of reddit is variety of moderation. It allows rules to be tried, ideas to be experimented. Allowing communities to self regulate by having their own mods is what makes it so unique. Mods get crazy, people create a
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by guax 3y ago
This line of thinking that lead to worse and worse environments. More pervasive monitoring generates more sneaky and worse workers. Better goals and work definitions generate results. Having people at the office just means they're wast
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by guax 3y ago
What's your point here? No one is saying reddit is not allowed to make this decision, people are arguing that it was a stupid decision. Its absolutely a company right to shit on their bed and hurt their customers, just as much as it is
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by guax 3y ago
250k is just the cost of refund of subscriptions. There is further costs related to new business model and all the risk associated with a continued work relationship with a partner that just done you dirty. He can pay the refund, he underst
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by guax 3y ago
There are so many photographers out there putting so many images on platforms that you get paid almost nothing for them. Unless you get a great image and have a proper agent or contact passing them along you don't get much. Payout for
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by guax 3y ago
I see these as complimentary, knowledge base for search and self support. Email for well documented transactions or low priority questions. Slack/Discord to avoid making phone calls when looking for real people responses quickly. Phone
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by guax 3y ago
I'm curious. Is this a criticism of their support. Real time chat in general or just specifically discord?
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by guax 3y ago
I still hope to download a car some day.
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by guax 3y ago
Microsoft did it to kill second hand market and piracy. They did it to make more money. They did not for a single speck of time contemplated the benefit for users in that decision.
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by guax 4y ago
And just like webdev, each of those were done in a different platform and require arcane incantations and 5h of doc perusing to make it work on your system.
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by guax 4y ago
They should've renamed the organisation instead of reassign meaning. K Desktop Environment is still seared in my mind. It would be simpler to have KDE under whatever name instead of renaming KDE to Plasma + Friends.
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by guax 4y ago
We should just rename this category of posts as "How small is Europe Chapter XXX"
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by guax 4y ago
It seems like people are focusing on training with more data and working the data. A human does not need to learn all the contents of the internet to learn skepticism and logic. A smart Ai should probably not either, that would point me to
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by guax 4y ago
Considering he's a serial adulterer it might not be hard to show intent if this is the only case he tried to hush in this manner. If this is the only instance in which he committed fraud to hide the payment it might set an important ti
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by guax 4y ago
I stand corrected, they're milking it for content. Good for them.
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by guax 4y ago
> This video is no longer available because the YouTube account associated with this video has been terminated. "Terminated" on my end sounds much more ominous. They very likely have a youtube rep to help out in this case. Rev
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by guax 4y ago
This is awesome! Now I want to build one.
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by guax 4y ago
I have the same feeling, people are very concentrated on the ability of this AI generators to create working code from super specific and well formed prompts. When in reality, figuring out what the prompt should be accounts for 80% of the j
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by guax 4y ago
I think you're being downvoted because is ambiguous whether you're in agreement of that statement or not.
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by guax 4y ago
The dream of the oppressed is to be the opressor. Not to break the cycle, nor retribution.
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by guax 4y ago
Hiring a working, performing team is easier than making yours perform at the same level. Does it work? Few times, but the reasoning remains. Apple acquihires tons of companies that we get to see the results after a few years.
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by guax 4y ago
Context is extremely important, a private conversation allow for language and nuance that a public tweet does not. Also the position of Elon not only as his boss but also as a incredibly visible public figure. Language wise, it was mocking
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by guax 4y ago
You could abstract this for any technical area to show how empty of a statement it ends up being. Thinking about Teslas: A small wiring change had massive ramifications. The car construction is extremely brittle for no good reason. Will ult
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by guax 4y ago
I have never met a company that was able to reliably gauge performance. And would not put that against anyone unless they were intentionally fired and we're evasive about it.

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