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by ivandorian 2y ago
Not long ago, it was all about SEO. Nowadays, it’s more about building reputation and trust. When you see a real face and a name—someone you can connect with on LinkedIn—it instantly boosts the credibility of a startup or any company you’ve
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by ivandorian 2y ago
Depending on the day, it's anywhere from $50 to $200. When you're advising companies and rubbing shoulders with rich CEOs, there's always a price tag. Sometimes they treat you to a fancy meal—but more often, you're stuck
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by ivandorian 2y ago
We have been using this system to combat scammers. Our team developed and trained an in-house LLM to initiate and manage conversations with scammers across various platforms, enabling us to continuously gather their information. In our comp
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by ivandorian 2y ago
LinkedIn is the corporate equivalent of a bureaucratic nightmare—shadow bans, mandatory passport selfies, and rankings that seem engineered by someone with a vendetta against real professionals. I rarely use it by choice, and when forced, i
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by ivandorian 2y ago
I still use a few—pragmatism over ideology, you know? Gmail and Chrome are entrenched in my workflow (even if I’d love to ditch the tracking), and YouTube is too handy a distraction to pass up. Android? It’s the lesser evil compared to flip
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by ivandorian 2y ago
Datadog’s antics are a headache, but I'm stuck with Splunk due to corporate compliance and security demands. We keep the costs in check by funneling our logs through Cribl. In my experience, most companies end up juggling Splunk, Wazuh