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by pbrum 2y ago
The water cooler thing is a myth. I've spent my fair share of time in tech company offices and have never seen, nor cannot think of, anything worthwhile coming out of those encounters. Like other posters said, a shared meal with collea
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by pbrum 2y ago
I used to work for a large multinational ($80b market cap; 55k+ employees) with a penchant for in-house development because vendor exhaustion is real and under-discussed in the business world. Their trick for doing it was recruiting heavily
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by pbrum 2y ago
What I wonder is: is this by design? ie: Amazon choosing to stop subsidizing certain types of shipments etc? Or is this still, in 2024, a result of pandemic-era supply chain strain and so forth?
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by pbrum 2y ago
I'm so glad someone else is mentioning this. Last week, on what was Wednesday July 3, I needed to order a new suitcase and I obviously went to Amazon. I'm a Prime subscriber and not a single suitable suitcase (no pun intended) cou
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by pbrum 2y ago
This article inspired me to check out the respective market caps for Intel and AMD. Hell of a turnaround! I remember the raging wars between the Pentiums and the Athlons. Intel won. The GPU wars between Nvidia and ATI; Nvidia won. Thereafte
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by pbrum 2y ago
Great, I'll write you an email later tonight
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by pbrum 2y ago
Very interesting. It sounds like the tool is broadly powerful in combining a threat intel dashboard + news digest processor + AI features to better customize the output of the first two. The details of the API output will be important to ma