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by pcnix 9y ago
You'd maybe hire him, but would you expect a team that consists of at least a few women to work with him? That's the point here, I think. He's made it impossible for some people(at his position or higher) to work with him, a
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by pcnix 9y ago
That's hardly a good option. Google hired him as an engineer, to work with his team and build things. With this manifesto, he's made it very hard for his team to work with him, and alienated at least a third of his colleagues. Wh
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by pcnix 9y ago
>Look at how upper management is already responding to this? "If he reported to me, I'd fire him myself"... Literally anyone who shares even partial agreement with his email is being blackballed. But his reasoning for that
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by pcnix 9y ago
/r/politics does not outright run itself as a safe space for a particular group though, unlike /r/the_donald. Any criticism on /r/the_donald gets you a ban, whereas any criticism on /r/politics just
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by pcnix 9y ago
As far as I know, Uber loses money on driver incentives and stuff like pool/share options, where they pay the driver the amount over the discount granted to the customer. I'm assuming a lot of such tricks are how they keep their d
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by pcnix 9y ago
Just dealing with the different laws about taxi services in different countries/cities itself would require a staff that size or more. And there's a lot more than that behind the scenes, like security checks on drivers, managers f
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by pcnix 9y ago
You can use the leaks and still be critical of the way it was done.
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by pcnix 9y ago
Could you suggest a book that explores go history in a way a layman can follow? The way you explain it, it seems extremely interesting.
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by pcnix 10y ago
Zero rating in India was never a move that helped anyone in India afford services, it was just designed to get them into a locked network that had access to nothing but Facebook. And it was very clear that India had no patience for that so
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by pcnix 10y ago
That's only on mobile afaik. How do you deal with it on the desktop?
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by pcnix 10y ago
Google has been hinting at their own soc for the third gen Pixel devices though, so that is something to look forward to.
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by pcnix 10y ago
I was surprised at how well it was implemented. It's a very comprehensive system, and their roadmap for the future is promising too.