megaman8

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by megaman8 8y ago
People don't get in trouble for doing unethical things. they get in trouble for breaking the rules or doing illegal stuff. what you really need to know is, is it legal? or will it have a negative public relations impact? those are
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by megaman8 8y ago
well, they can always come up with a new estimate. If they'r e not doing it, then it means they can't get a good ROI on it. I'm just wondering what they're biggest expense is: I suspect it's last mile digging up a
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by megaman8 8y ago
As a consumer, I'd rather see them make faster hard drives. I think that's a much bigger impact than faster CPUs. I remember when i got my mac book pro 2015. the hard drive was so much faster than 5 years earlier. I can now bo
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by megaman8 8y ago
From the sounds of it, they had plenty of cities lining up to get Fiber from Google. I would assume that, at least in those cities, they wouldn't face too many regulatory hurdles. So, what's stopping Google from expanding into t
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by megaman8 8y ago
You have to judge it in context. If it's entirely a senior team then the value of code reviews is greatly diminished. You rarely catch a bug in a bug review when you're reviewing a Senior software engineer's code. those bu
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by megaman8 8y ago
Yes, when your probability of getting any value out of shares goes down, that's tantamount to a reduction in compensation.
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by megaman8 8y ago
When equity and total compensation go down that's a sign of oversupply of talent, not undersupply.
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by megaman8 8y ago
I would say B is right on the money. But, A and C. I don't see it. There's a vast oversupply of time and talent. Just look at producthunt. The ratio of attempts to successes is enormously staggering. This indicates a huge va
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by megaman8 8y ago
The explanation for BS jobs is that the economy is not nearly as "efficient" as we hope that it may be. Incumbents at the top, stay at the top, regardless of how inefficient they may become. A number of forces including governm