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by notimetorelax 4y ago
If you abdicate any responsibility to estimate the work how can you agree to any estimate?
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
Here GPT helped analyze the result of this particular case and advised based on it. Of course, human could have done this, but this is where humans failed in this particular case. I see huge value in Chat GPT retaining the context while giv
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
Some find motivation in competition.
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
Honest question - how is it different from human cognition? Don't forget of all the spectrum of cognition, e.g. https://www.iflscience.com/people-with-no-internal-monologue...
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
Please explain how you come to this conlucsion of the worst P/E? Google brings 1.30$ after tax for each 1$ invested into operations and it trades at 19.5 P/E. This is very conservative.
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
This follows Google’s published post mortem template: https://sre.google/sre-book/example-postmortem What you’re saying can go into the lessons learned section.
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
Look at the ‘Remediation and Prevention’ section for the fixes. Root cause of an incident is always one, but means to prevent it are multiple.
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
Margins are still very high for a tech company, so the business can be sustainable even with high R&D costs. What’s happening is the end of a cycle where everyone pulled back on their spending and companies try to keep the same margins
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
It’s about the use for said collected data.
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
Ha, this is fascinating. Seems like a leadership failure as someone should have got them into one room and forced to come up with a shared engineering vision.
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
I’ve seen this happen at a big corp. One group of leaders decides to kill a product, takes the first steps, then the other group of leaders overrules them and restores the efforts. This can be driven by a pressure from the clients or partne
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
I’m curious if they tried reaching out to support. Netflix support was pretty good last time I had to use it.
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
This is literally the whole point of the open office. If people distract you all the time find a way to set boundaries. E.g. tell them you’re busy and will send that email in a few hours.
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
We kinda do as we prefer to work from home!
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
It wouldn’t be the first. Drone on drone fights happened in Ukraine.
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
Consider the quality of engineer of the departed team that allowed Twitter to run without incidents for so long. Also, change is the most frequent cause of incidents, as no one was pushing new changes there were fewer chances of an incident
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
I would argue that giving my receipts to an admin also requires a fair amount of input from me before they can file the expense report. I’d rather much prefer an expense tool that works.
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
I’d say - ability to use it across platform or across system accounts. I like to use my personal LastPass when logged into my work laptop with corp account. Mind you, not to store work passwords, no, to have access to e.g. my Amazon account
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
I don’t know the difference, but it does say that on the tin: https://www.paypal.com/lu/webapps/mpp/about > PayPal (Europe) S.à r.l. et Cie, S.C.A. is a credit institution (or bank) authorised and supervis
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
PayPal is a bank in the EU. Seems to work fine. Same needs to happen everywhere.
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
I disagree. GDPR has provisions for data use for core features of your product. For a social network connecting friends sounds core.
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
I don’t think this comment applies here. They portrayed the founder in a very positive light initially.
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
You may not know if a single person is supporting a relative or a grandma with cancer. Nor should you. It’s a flawed argument and pay should be for performance. This doesn’t meant that there shouldn’t be accommodations to everyone’s needs.
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
Honest question, why do you need FTX to exist to short? E.g. if you borrow 1 BTC from someone and then sell it for dollars, later when you need to return this BTC you need to buy it on the mark. The difference in price is either your gain o
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
I don’t think it’s anyone’s fault at all. Business people’s job is to understand what users want and developer’s job is to figure out how to best build it.
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
I recently started reading history and it speaks a lot about land ownership and how peasants would get indebted to barons for working on it. On the surface that made a lot of sense, and yet this was not the type of society we wanted. Nowada
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
I think the key here is to look for long term patterns and address them. Once in a while snaking is even healthy.
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
I’m not sure were I said that it was required? I was responding to the comment. I see a huge benefit from scanning the QR code as it saves me trouble having to manually enter all the info. Older barcode style bills also worked but somehow s
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
One recent example: paying bills in Switzerland [1]. Although those have to be scanned by a banking app. [1] https://www.six-group.com/en/newsroom/media-releases/2020/20...
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by notimetorelax 4y ago
In some Sunday is a work day but not the most..

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