jonny_eh

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How Shopify bungled its latest layoffs and made employees feel like NPCs(techcrunch.com)
1 points by jonny_eh 3y ago|0 comments
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
I don't want to be in any club that would have me.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
> When Shopify beings hiring again, they are going to be able to hire talent at a fraction of the price. Wouldn't it be the opposite? When the market recovers, they'll competing with everyone else for talent, when instead if th
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
> CEO's are neither prophets nor oracles Then why are they compensated like they're gods?
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Yes, actually: https://sindenlightgun.com/
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
> You need to add input. You use USB When using a dock, is it possible to get around this delay?
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
I also recommend the official dock. It basically turns it into an easy to use Mister.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Ships are on water, their flag doesn't matter much. But charging a tax on activities occurring within the border has the effect of discouraging that activity. You can't slap a different flag on a server and escape the tax.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
They should at least redirect to the correct url.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Poorly configured web servers
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Clubhouse should make a Twitter clone already, it'd be great justice.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Those are some pricey dopamine hits.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
I believe all of these are either dead or almost dead: https://www.washingtonpost.com/video-games/2023/01/04/square... https://decrypt.co/121872/ubisoft-rabbids-nfts-sandbox https:
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
The new hype is generative AI, sparked by image generators like Midjourney and large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
"I'm 99% certain that you're a poodle, and poodles are not allowed to share that document. Is there anything else I can help you with today?"
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
It is a game console with no new games.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
Frankly, opting into app tracking in the iOS FB app already greatly improves the experience, merely by improving the quality of ads. https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/11/technology/bad-digital-ad...
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
"Wow, amazing accomplishment, I just wish you did it a different way" HN is wild.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
And allow: Legal emulators, and alternative browsers (with their own rendering/JS engines)
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
There's zero chance Facebook removes themselves from the App Store in the expectation that their users will sideload instead.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
Exactly, if there's anything you hate doing for clients, put a sufficient price tag on it so it's worth your trouble.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
Those aren't government rules. But it's still a valid complaint.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
And the movie was released anyways, so there wasn't much harm done. At least, done to the public. Sony got hurt bad with the hack.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
Good thing we have a "free speech absolutist" running Twitter.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
Video is from 2018, title should be updated.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
I think you can physically block them, you can't sue them though.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
Basically the same as the alignment problem in AI. You need to be very careful of how you define your rewards, because you'll end up incentivizing exactly what you define.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
Lay off the Fox News
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
This same youtuber made a video about that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Vrhk5OjBP8
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
They can ask nicely

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