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Google employees who work from home could lose money
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I agree it's all about the cadence. How can you get into a rythm with multiple people potentially veering in different directions? Sometimes this is an org chart problem (we're a team but not working on remotely connected stuff),
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The switching cost is real. I explained this to folks at Microsoft. Microsoft is kind of bad at allowing for focused work in the scenarios I've observed (not necessarily a universal paradigm). I also once kept the "dinner to 3 am&
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Show HN: SportsTrace, CV to improve athlete training
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How's this different than physical retail? https://www.entrepreneur.com/answer/222356
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6y ago
What qualifies as incompetence? As a former PM and Engineer, I'll show you mine if you show me yours.
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6y ago
+1 and a filter you can use on related permissions when searching for apps
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I could practically set my clock by this...when I would get an announcement email from someone asking me to join LinkedIn and connect with them, I would know they (1) just got a new phone and (2) fell for the grey pattern during sign up
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The private water utility company is a false equivocation. Government regulations view this as a natural resource and regulate it heavily. Privatization of natural resources often raises the specter or threat of cut-off as you suggest and i
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6y ago
Apple has a private platform. Apple can do what it wants, whether they use the typical definition of free speech or they redefine terms. The bigger problem is that there are no public platforms despite this technology. And I don't know
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TL;DR: keep it short, keep it simple, make it your own personal independent habit I've tried to make physical fitness a life long habit. I've prioritized physical activity of all kinds (sports, exercise, yard work) over other acti
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How is she not on this list? https://www.ncaa.com/news/softball/article/2020-08-11/11-bes...
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6y ago
https://www.swipesum.com/ these folks can negotiate you a better deal on that
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As someone with an architecture degree working in software, I'll say that the education of an architect is such a great part of the experience. You get a lot of freedom to experiment and think creatively about problems, whether it'
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Diving deep into baseball statistics has actually changed how the game is played. I understand your sentiment overall, I don't agree with your sentiment because there are valid use cases for predictive analysis in polotics, but regardl
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Eating the frog is what it's called.
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Zoom Hires Jason Lee as CISO
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> The "first wave" and subsequent waves of outsourcing have to a large extent eliminated paths of career advancement for many workers. At first it was unskilled laborers and now it has been creeping up to virtually all technica
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6y ago
Naive question: does this same paradigm apply to angel investing?
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7y ago
True, but not every visit is for checking out or returning material. In fact, there was a technical meetup event at my local library yesterday.
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7y ago
For those interested in learning more, a colleague of mine wrote a book (of which all proceeds go to charity, I believe): https://www.amazon.com/GANs-Action-learning-Generative-Adver...
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Do we end up with less skilled late-stage doctors, investment bankers, radiologists, etc. if we automate away the grind?
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I think that would be an amazing comparison between systems to check the accuracy at critical points of inspection!
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I did something similar for sports ( http://www.sportstrace.com ), but this looks amazing and (TBH) better! I'm excited to check this out.