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m00x
4y ago
We spent a lot of time on this when I was at Segment. It's incredibly hard for an evented system to go back through archives and delete every data from a user, but it's possible. It should be much easier for Twitter to do this,
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m00x
4y ago
It's pretty simple. They have no testing environment. They yeet shit in prod under feature flags (I assume), and hope for the best.
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m00x
4y ago
Uber really isn't a great company to aspire to when it comes to tech. They have a similar mentality to Facebook of: "Spend more time getting it done than planning it out".
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4y ago
Ratio? One example isn't very telling.
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4y ago
January/February is the most active recruiting time though, 3 months pay is more than enough to make it there without any issues. Most people in tech also don't live paycheck to paycheck. As an adult, your responsibility is to hav
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m00x
4y ago
My old company hired a CFO at ~800 employees, and the cost-cutting measures looked great on paper, but we lost a ton of excellent talent from them. The CFO eventually left, thinking she had done the company a huge favour and made a blog pos
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4y ago
Anonymous or not, he should have a talk with his partner first so he can have the full picture. It would also give us more info to give advice if he still needed advice then.
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4y ago
> This strikes me as needlessly presumptive and rude to OP What's rude is airing your dirty laundry to strangers and not talking about it to your partner. Imagine if OP was talking shit about his wife here. It's incredibly imma
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4y ago
Weird comment.
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m00x
4y ago
Most tech companies don't need to do very complex financials. Accountants are often good enough, or at least advisors. Maybe your idea of a fractional CFO is the same of my idea of an advisor, in which case it's just a term differ
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4y ago
How, as an adult, have you not learned to determine what is wrong or right for yourself? This isn't objectively wrong or right. This is just something you'd ask your partner first before doing. The CEO might have a good reason to
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m00x
4y ago
I'm not sure how the first thing that came to your mind isn't "I better talk to them about it.". Co-founder relationships are like marriages, only losers go vent about their partners on the internet to give their side of
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m00x
4y ago
> Remember that we’re only getting 1/2 (at best) of the story here. Glossed over the actual important point. OP is kind of a loser for not just talking to his co-founder and airing his laundry on HN. It doesn't show much emotio
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m00x
4y ago
It's actually very common to have a spending limit without having to ask other directors. This company should have it as well.
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m00x
4y ago
I've never seen a company with a CFO at 30 employees, that's extremely wasteful. A good accountant would do at that point. It's a huge mistake to hire a CFO too early unless you're a fintech.
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4y ago
> Courts happily hold municipalities in contempt. The community can then figure out how to hold their electeds responsible. Can you post examples of this happening, and what the ratio is?
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m00x
4y ago
I think your friend was pulling your leg. I'm married to a realtor and she's never heard that term. It's definitely not widespread.
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m00x
4y ago
This could be easily scanned by satellites, although I have no idea what's more cost-effective. It takes a long time to bring back those lines and to load up the catch.
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4y ago
I used to live in a lobster/crab fishing town near the Atlantic. Crab fishermen would meet First Nations people halfway to sell them the crabs that were over quota at a cheaper price since they don't have a quota, and they would s
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m00x
4y ago
That's a rather large claim without any substantial evidence. This is HN and it only serves as a court of opinions, and Elon isn't popular right now, but let's keep ourselves intellectually honest. Twitter has had several sec
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m00x
4y ago
Google has had TPUs for a while. Most of the incredibly powerful transformer architectures like Parti and PaLM are trained on it. They even merge TPU pods with Pathways so they can go up to 540B parameters (gpt-3 is only 175B) https:/
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m00x
4y ago
Did you read the article? He wrote a paragraph on exactly this.
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m00x
4y ago
Use a password manager. Problem solved.
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m00x
4y ago
That's incorrect. If anything, banking and lending regulation have only increased since the boomer era. We made it more convenient, but we also made it harder for businesses to trap people in bad loans.
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m00x
4y ago
The cars would still be fairly expensive. The upgrades on a low-end car are topical and aren't the expensive part of a car. Basic cars A basic car only costs ~20k brand new. Some cars are as low as 12k.
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m00x
4y ago
There's always a golden job in the era. Back in the 2000s in Canada, you could make 350k/y driving a truck in the oil fields with 0 education. Software engineers are just the new golden job of this era. Even then, it's still
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4y ago
Wrong and small minded. Twitter is an international company with international users, and the law protects the users of that country/legislation. Under GDPR, and other international laws, PII is legally protected. Even if you're a
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4y ago
Do you know how many they have to do? Thousands could be 0.0001%.
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4y ago
Do you get German translations for the meows?
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4y ago
Selling sex content is also disallowed under Meta's platforms. This could possibly just be a manual error of the person banning the accounts and entering the wrong reason. Reminder that the suit alleges , and does not prove that OnlyF
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