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by mv4 1y ago
Isn't "Alexa+" doing this? (I have not signed up)
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by mv4 1y ago
Re: "Attempts to fix the landing gear caused the fighter jet to think it was on the ground, ultimately leading to the crash." Sounds like bad design.
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by mv4 1y ago
That's how Zuck is. Gets excited and overhires. I saw this during COVID and we were hiring like crazy.
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by mv4 1y ago
It's one thing to be told (by a PM). It's another thing to believe.
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by mv4 1y ago
Anyone remember KodakCoin? [1] The price tripled overnight. Good times. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KodakCoin
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by mv4 1y ago
Sadly, that ship has sailed. The web is dead. SEO should be called SEM (Search Engine Manipulation).
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by mv4 1y ago
While I mostly agree with your assessment, I feel like the Xbox is pretty cool.
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by mv4 1y ago
Em dashes everywhere?
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by mv4 1y ago
At least Max Howell (Homebrew) got an interview before getting rejected: https://x.com/mxcl/status/608682016205344768?lang=en In all seriousness though, the situation sucks. But there's still upside. Someone
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by mv4 1y ago
This is the right approach. Connect with a few hiring managers.
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by mv4 1y ago
This call maybe recorded for training purposes!
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by mv4 1y ago
Everyone's focusing on the crime aspect. Nobody's thinking about willingly contributing to the donor database for all the billionaires who want to live forever.
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by mv4 1y ago
Every time this happened to me, it was due to incorrect interpretation of the number portion of my street address. Usually confusing 0 and 8. For example, my address is 150 Main Street and it would send me photos of mail addressed to 158 Ma
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by mv4 1y ago
Yes, and it's apparent that nothing has changed. Just yesterday: "Customers say unknown devices gained access to their accounts" [1] https://www.delawareonline.com/story/news/2025/07/18&#x2
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by mv4 1y ago
Ring is a privacy nightmare already. They previously settled with the FTC [1], but that doesn't mean the problem is fundamentally fixed. [1] https://apnews.com/article/ring-doorbell-camera-settlement-f...
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Clothing tech entrepreneur charged with $300M fraud(cnbc.com)
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by mv4 1y ago
Exactly, it's not what, it's who.
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by mv4 1y ago
It's not a particular skill, it's the experience of having worked with certain people at well-funded and rapidly growing companies.
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by mv4 1y ago
I like.
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by mv4 1y ago
sorry I missed that.
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by mv4 1y ago
It's always amusing how people easily carry $1M cash in the movies.
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by mv4 1y ago
What would be a better explanation today?
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by mv4 1y ago
Setting geopolitics aside, Russia was able to revive and ramp up domestic manufacturing after the sanctions. So this should be possible in the US.
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by mv4 2y ago
I own a Tesla and I've never considered it a luxury car. It's a high-tech car.
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by mv4 2y ago
I am also a donor, and I'd been wondering the same thing. But then I decided that I am okay with it - people donate for different reasons, and it's the result that matters here.
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by mv4 2y ago
This is absolutely the way to go.
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by mv4 2y ago
I enjoyed reading this.
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by mv4 2y ago
I don't think they meant the "truth" truth but people saying what they really think and being open about their motivations.
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by mv4 2y ago
This may not affect the total demand, but the distribution of demand. What's also affected, in my opinion: - individual company valuations - capacity planning models ("what would it take to do x?") and related funding - overa
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by mv4 2y ago
Thank you for sharing this.

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