peanuty1

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   by peanuty1 4y ago

   I use Twitter for multiple hours every day (I'm addicted) and have never seen child porn.
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   I think the freak-out was that Amazon was leveraging its data to create copycat products.
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   > I've noticed Bunnings (like Home Depot, but in Australia) adding "Marketplace" listings for non-store things to their website. Best Buy and Walmart do this too (allowing third-parties to list products on their website).
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   More women working as commercial surrogates as global demand rises(cnbc.com)

   3 points by peanuty1 4y ago|1 comments
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   Square, Inc?
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   by peanuty1 4y ago

   Meta actually announced legs are coming to avatars in their multiverse a few months ago. https://techcrunch.com/2022/10/11/meta-announces-legs/
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   The ROI of elite private universities like MIT, Harvard, and Stanford are still very high. The private universities that should be worried are the ones that don't have an elite reputation but still charge the same tuition (or higher tu
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   by peanuty1 4y ago

   > He could argue that having employees that are unionized and happier means they will be more productive, and improve the brand image which is more valuable in the long run than having to slightly raise wages and pay a few more benefits.
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   Starbucks already pays higher than market wages and provides excellent benefits like tuition reimbursement.
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    I make it a point to try to avoid the unionized stores.
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    AFAIK, they still do pay high wages and provide excellent benefits compared to other fast food chains.
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    by peanuty1 4y ago

    0. Be Speaker of the House (Nancy Pelosi)
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    Salesforce has a lot of subsidiaries including Slack, Tableau, Quip, Heroku, and MuleSoft.
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    To be fair, sometimes people return stuff for arbitrary reasons like changing their mind.
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    Environmentally, it's a fantastic thing considering the frightening rate of deforestation, species going extinct, carbon emissions, and ocean pollution. Economically, it puts pressure on a smaller cohort of working age people to pay mo
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    by peanuty1 4y ago

    The current PM has said he'd like to double govt spending on child benefits. https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/japan-pm-kishida-...
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    by peanuty1 4y ago

    Can you speak Japanese? Also, I assume you are not African-American or South Asian.
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    Just curious, how has social media "eroded your wife's mental health"?
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    Eastside is tougher on crime, more conservative, and actually enforces laws frequently unlike Seattle, which is more progressive and extremely soft on crime. A man bashed in the head of a female Amazon software engineer in Seattle and last
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    by peanuty1 4y ago

    > Meanwhile, my new employer literally sold off most of their offices and has contracts saying no one ever has to work from an office again. What's the name of the company?
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    by peanuty1 4y ago

    I enjoy watching his presentations but his claims are outlandish. He believes the population of China will decrease to 650M by 2050.
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    Are any middle eastern militaries competent enough to blow up the Nord Strom pipeline and cover their tracks?
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    Do not underestimate how incredibly cheap Nintendo is. The latest Pokemon games were riddled with bugs that you would not expect from the biggest media franchise in the world by revenue.
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    by peanuty1 4y ago

    The Innovator's Dilemma. Presumably, Google didn't want to cannibalize their cash cow (Google search) because they don't know if LLM chatbots can be monetized as effectively.
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    by peanuty1 4y ago

    I'm in love with my LG gram 17. It has a 17 inch screen and weighs less than 3lbs. You can configure the 2023 model with a RTX 3050 too.
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    It's striking how much tech workers decry DEI on anonymous forums like Blind compared to the complete lack of dissent on workplace communications channels like Slack.
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    > In 2021 they had a slide on the town hall for 'Whiteness down 13%' and the black host said 'we can do better'... Reminds me of the controversy at Pinterest a year or two ago when an Asian engineering manager asked h
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    Google already has a ChatGPT competitor called LaMDA ( https://blog.google/technology/ai/lamda/ ), they just haven't released it to the public (or to the research community for that matter). Probably becau
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    It's a 20 billion dollar company.
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    Their profit margin on international users is way, way lower than US and Canada.