hellomyguys

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by hellomyguys 5y ago
As opposed to private services? Have you ever had a medical bill that your insurance provider tried to deny coverage for?
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
After reading the article I’m not sure I have the same takeaway that this child did anything?
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
Vine had the talent and the creative editing down. Many of the biggest YouTube stars started with Vine. World Star Hip Hop vine compilations were incredibly culturally relevant. They fumbled the bag, so of course those in charge would look
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
What do you think the CIA does with all the data they get/hack from American companies?
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
I would recommend using it a bit more. The algorithm is generally pretty good, it just takes some time to learn your interests. The reason they don't have all those filtering options is probably because most people don't want to u
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
>Instagram's video support is what killed the Vine userbase as the big creators moved off of Vine. I don't really think that's the case. I'd still argue lack of investment from Twitter is what killed Vine. >TikTok
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
I'm pretty into photography and love to shoot manual on my mirrorless and film cameras, so was naturally very intrigued by Halide. Unless I need to take a photo at a fast shutter speed, most photos look better taken through the stock c
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
The idea that MLK would think 100% male working environments in tech is ok and also the embodiment of one of his most famous quotes seems slightly off to me...
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
What if your company built a feature or product that inadvertently discriminated against trans or disabled people? Would you want someone to advocate for those groups? Would that discussion be deemed political?
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
>Moreover, how can a "list of best names ever" be so troubling, let alone racist? Well I imagine the list had a lot of people from certain ethnicities...
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
None of the your examples are relevant to how Uber and Lyft treats their employees.
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
A lot of snark for someone who's trying to use what many considered a core scenario of the non-cellular Apple Watch... listening to music without your phone. Even my iPod from 2003 synced music more reliably than an Apple Watch. It&#x2
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
MSM of course has played a huge role in many negative things that have happened across the world, but to say we should hold off on any FB "hate" because of this seems weird? Also for most people FB has a bigger impact on their per
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by hellomyguys 6y ago
Have you looked at Quora any time in the past 6 years? The answers may be grammatically correct, but the content is not much better than Yahoo Answers, and at least Yahoo Answers was funny.
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by hellomyguys 6y ago
Or Tesla’s workers can collectively decide for what’s best for themselves?
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by hellomyguys 6y ago
Holding powerful people accountable isn't a bad thing. Attacking people who have little power over relatively small things and not allowing them room for growth and reflection is a bad thing. And even for the people with little power w
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by hellomyguys 6y ago
I pay for this its called Forecast bar ( https://forecastbar.com ) and I love it. Basically Dark Sky for your Mac. Not $30 a month, but there's different tiers of service depending on your needs. Would I pay for this startups
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by hellomyguys 6y ago
It isn't a monopoly in the space. There are so many widely used marketplace products at this point.
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by hellomyguys 6y ago
Your comment ignores the fact that oppression based on gender and race still exists today.
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by hellomyguys 6y ago
>She can’t cry foul the 0.1% of the time when the trade goes against her. If you're a person completely devoid of empathy, yes that is a fine perspective. We all know what happened here is that Texas politicians deregulated the powe
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by hellomyguys 6y ago
I also have a feeling that having any sort of reach on these platforms inherently invites toxic behavior, but I think it is important to consider that certain groups often face more toxic behavior than others. And with that in mind, I think
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by hellomyguys 6y ago
I prefer to subscribe to "punching up vs down..." as my simplified take
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by hellomyguys 6y ago
Yes, in a vacuum maybe, but given the context of the world and history, I personally do not find it offensive for a woman to complain about men in a generalized way, given... you know all of human history... Punching up vs punching down
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by hellomyguys 6y ago
Yup, I agree women and minority groups are often targeted with online harassment. That also doesn't mean a white gay male doesn't benefit from inherent biases elsewhere in society.
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by hellomyguys 6y ago
Why do you think they've been given that blank check? Doesn't have anything to do with hundreds of years of oppression?
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by hellomyguys 6y ago
Go play any popular game with voice chat and say you're Black.
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by hellomyguys 6y ago
If the founder created the product based on their own online experiences and they happen to be an Asian woman it makes complete sense she would talk about the product from that perspective... Do you really find it surprising a lot of online
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by hellomyguys 6y ago
You keep seeming to miss where its clearly stated it isn't about a one-ff event. "The BA staffers’ stories deserve to be told, but to me it’s damaging to have that reporting and storytelling come from two people who have actively
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by hellomyguys 6y ago
So your suggestion to people experience a toxic work environment is to just leave or do nothing? You can't speak out?
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by hellomyguys 6y ago
I think the way to "protect yourself" is just to admit wrongdoing and to hold yourself accountable in a way that helps things? To me, most of "cancel culture" is just asking people in positions of power to be held accoun

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