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by nojito 4y ago
>moving hydrogen is so hilariously in efficient though This hasn't been true for years. Not sure where you're getting your information from.
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by nojito 4y ago
H2 is the future. I can't wait for it to take over the world.
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by nojito 4y ago
>Aren't reputed firms like YC supposed to look at a 10+ year horizon? Hard to see a bubble when you're literally inside of it.
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by nojito 4y ago
At a certain scale you simply can not afford software licenses. If they could they almost certainly would have tether bought an off the shelf software.
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by nojito 4y ago
Rates rising have been priced in for many years already. The tech bubble is popping.
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by nojito 4y ago
TOS is voided in cases of suspected fraud. Additionally they make no promises of informing the user. >When reasonably practicable and lawfully permitted, we will provide You with advance notice of any such suspension. I think people are
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by nojito 4y ago
Free tier user and no statement if he had a payment method attached to his account.
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by nojito 4y ago
They cut about 100k jobs. https://www.mercurynews.com/2022/07/29/amazon-shrinks-staff-...
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by nojito 4y ago
>That's just not true though. If you can generate $50m of revenue by working 2 hours a day then you're brilliant at your job, and demanding you work more hours is idiotic. That's not the argument for layoffs. The argument
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by nojito 4y ago
Alphabet is a conglomerate. The best ideas would not come from the top.
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by nojito 4y ago
That’s the entire point of quarto. https://quarto.org/
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by nojito 4y ago
I had the same problem but what helped was just focusing on bullet points summarizing the day/week.
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by nojito 4y ago
Where? Every single scraped LinkedIn post is of a civilian who held a civilian role.
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by nojito 4y ago
Is the accusation that because you work as a civilian for a government you automatically shouldn't be allowed to work anywhere corporate?
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by nojito 4y ago
> top 1% of bandwidth Closer to top .1% in all honesty
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by nojito 4y ago
The larger rationale for this is likely due to them losing very important share to macOS because of things like the secure enclave.
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To-Do Lists Don’t Work (2012)(hbr.org)
4 points by nojito 4y ago|2 comments
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by nojito 4y ago
This hasn’t been true in years.
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by nojito 4y ago
>Wirecutter doesn't seem to list products without strong affiliate programs. Which are from retailers not manufacturers... What's the issue there?
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by nojito 4y ago
What’s "absurd" about it?
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by nojito 4y ago
>Always interesting to see outsiders writing papers about this I don't think you know who andrew gelman is. Additionally, that's not the conclusion derived from this study.
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by nojito 4y ago
It was the difference between negative and positive cash flow. They sold just for perception reasons.
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by nojito 4y ago
Of course. Even google has been tightening their spending in recent years. A great example is limiting promotion opportunities.
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by nojito 4y ago
The tech bubble is popping as we speak. It’s going to be interesting to see individuals who never had to build software in the days without free money.
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Why are regular expressions difficult?(johndcook.com)
12 points by nojito 4y ago|14 comments
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by nojito 4y ago
The larger issue is that the SEC is so woefully staffed that they can do as many investigations on tips as they come in.
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by nojito 4y ago
The issue with this is that the data is not real-time and Unaggregate claims data is very expensive.
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by nojito 4y ago
Users don't care about URLS. As long as their link takes them to where they are going, they will happily click on it and share it.
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by nojito 4y ago
Two Sigma (and others) have been poaching senior level google talent at a quicker and quicker clip. Very exciting to watch the exodus happen!
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by nojito 4y ago
>and the thousands of open issues on a relatively new product say something: That's generally a good thing. If a product had no issues that would mean that there's no uptick in usage.

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