ling3

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   by ling3 5y ago

   I would love to know how this project came about. Is this the famed 20% time?
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   by ling3 5y ago

   Thinking through the consequences of this type of technology is important, but the narrative of "we can no longer allow technology X to go unregulated" as a vague catch-all for every negative externality is unhelpful. Regulate how
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   by ling3 5y ago

   Companies I'm already working with - I've been in situations where the company would be better served with different leadership but it never happens because pushing for the changes is too hard and risky professionally for all invo
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   by ling3 6y ago

   There is another side effect to this that I would add as a casual investor. My bar for getting involved in a US startup is much higher than it used to be, because it's hard to make uncomfortable changes that might be construed in the w
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   List of Lists of Lists(en.wikipedia.org)

   2 points by ling3 6y ago|0 comments
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   by ling3 6y ago

   They definitely do, but I think they are easier to spot. The problem with bigger publications it that they have overarching biases blended throughout, subtle ads and so on, rather than individual authors being overly opinionated. In the sub
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   by ling3 6y ago

   The problem with buying the NYT subscription is that you still get the ads. If not overtly, then they are still buried in the content in some sponsored form or another, because this is a large part of how the newspaper makes money. And the