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Then you don’t live in the real world. I’m not turning down a job in an industry that’s just as silly as any other and provides me a livelihood that gets ever harder.
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My best guess is that raising funding helps raise the valuation, especially as they approach IPO. So raise money for the sake of raising the valuation. You don’t really need the money, but you got it. What are you going to do with it to app
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You have a choice if you have a choice. Choice is a luxury.
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Really?
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There’s a lot of us that work in industries we have no affinity to. Lots of good devs in crypto, porn, society ruining media, society ruining social media, defense, war, and just out right saas scams.
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Unless he resigns along with the people he lets go, there is no accountability.
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They literally had people with 1-2 years of experience conducting interviews last I remember. They were on an unhinged hiring spree before they ipo’d, so this was coming no matter what.
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What are the facts on the hair loss concerns with Creatine?
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Would this the first PM software with first class support in an IDE?
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Ask HN: What supplements do you take that have good scientific backing?
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They could care less, don't over think this. You'll be lucky if they look at that part of your resume and go "ah, how interesting" for more than three seconds.
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There aren't enough people on HN to bury what Reddit would classify as a "controversial" comment. Reddit has so many people that anything that swims against the swarm would be deeply hidden unless you specifically use apps to
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Damn, didn't even know Agile and Scrum had such deep lore.
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Well, who is in the position to change an Agile process in any company? If we have 20 years of using this system, we should have enough feedback from developers and the business to refine what Agile is. I can tell you very few developers ha
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A shared todo list.
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Woah woah woah. Hold up. You mean to tell me that someone just pulled stories, story points, point poker, scrum, and the master of the scrum, burn down charts, spikes, iterations, sprints, and retrospectives ... all out of their ass?
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4y ago
Any game by Paradox Interactive. It will increase your patience threshold if you manage to learn the ins and outs of any of their games. https://www.paradoxinteractive.com/games/victoria-3 Since you sound very new to g
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I would never argue for curtailing self expression. A drug analogy might actually work here. I would say, it's fine, smoke the weed. But be careful little ones, because lately I've been seeing you smoking weed and alcohol together
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It's a form of voyeurism (exhibitionism and voyeurism are porn categories, they are fetishes). I do catch a few of those /r/PublicFreakouts, and they are often intense breakdowns of flawed people. Most of them are of the enti
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Like I said man, it's a rabbit hole. The need for attention, coupled with virtualized existences on display for status/adulation at a constant rate, all lead to implications of vanity issues at best, and at worse, pathological pe
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This is a rabbit hole if we go back and forth. Yes, there was always a get-off-my-lawn element in previous generations. But I am trying to hone in on certain critiques that are valid for certain generations. I'll give in you an example
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Dude, I could care less about the newer generations quirks. I'm concerned about aggregate behavior altering sensibilities in society. This stuff is happening at scale and globally. It's not "oh western people do this", i
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Weird, but even weirder is the absolute lack of reality based thinking of the person doing the filming. I'd be scared out of my mind to point my camera at anyone, because in the real world someone might just flip their shit and punch y
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I would say that people are being introduced to patterns of behavior at very early ages where it is near impossible for the parent or local community to correct because it's happening at such a scale where it's hard to mitigate. T
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Yeah, but at least those people were on drugs. That's a good enough excuse in my book. People are doing shit stone cold sober now days.
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It's not as generational as you think (and I realize this makes my previous post hypocritical, but whatever). I can tell you many Gen Z and Millenials notice something is a little off with the trends even amongst ourselves. We're
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How different was 1970 to 1995? Socially people were under the same framework. There's a huge difference between 2005 at 2020 for example. I don't think we can chalk this up to get-off-my-lawn syndrome that simply. The music, game
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That's a bigger issue isn't it? We have a generation of people (we can label em kids, but they are just people) that will grow up thinking it's normal to be an exhibitionist at all times. And they are the next people that wil
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Explain this.
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How'd you pivot? I imagine there isn't a bootcamp for this.
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