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4y ago
How many people do you "know"? Because I follow about 50 people I know, and only around 20 of them post with any regularity, and Instagram injects "Suggested Posts" throughout my feed. I'd say it's majority &qu
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4y ago
Not necessary. Amazon doesn't need to bribe anyone because no one bothers to hold them accountable.
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4y ago
> implied threat of future government action Can you point to the emails/comms where this was implied?
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4y ago
I think there's a huge chasm between "management can't stop overspending beyond their decently high revenue" and "management is actively scaring away their revenue generators". I guess technically the former is
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4y ago
Twitter brought in $5bil in revenue in 2021. That doesn't sound broken. Whether they spent that money efficiently, and whether they could avoid FTC fines, is a different issue. > That was broken when he bought it. You know what, you
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4y ago
Then why did the bill, without paid sick leave, pass both the House and Senate with bipartisan support?
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4y ago
> Laboring for years on something that ends up trashed and under corporate NDAs, with nothing to show beyond a series of paystubs, is different from that I'm struggling to relate to this. Me and the rest of my team were literally la
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4y ago
> I think the author paints a rosier picture of their achievements than I would. Let’s just say there is more than one side to the story. If this is all you are willing to say here, then there's no value to your contribution.
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4y ago
Both.
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4y ago
This question comes up in every thread about most large tech companies. I'm genuinely curious, is it impossible to figure out what all those people are doing? Have you worked in a large company before? If not, do you think most are doi
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4y ago
> SwiftUI has no concept of cell re-use at all. This is not true, `List` definitely uses the same approach internally as `UITableView` for cell reuse.
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4y ago
> if anything it’s become slightly more popular and successful Twitter made $5bil in 2021. Do you really think this or the next quarter, post-Musk acquisition, post-him running off big name advertisers, will even approach any of the wors
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4y ago
> I'm sure we've all worked with people who aren't pull their weight This presumes anyone notices that weight isn't being pulled, which is confusing. Obviously people get away with this scheme for long periods of tim
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4y ago
If so, it shouldn't happen for long since the person working 14 hours a day would inform their manager/boss to 1. Readjust estimates/expectations because a team member has stopped contributing (happens all the time if someone
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4y ago
> I'm wondering if the desired outcome (return to the office) would be enough to justify the effort I wonder if you are overestimating the effort. Hire a contractor to throw together a few blog posts and then spend single-digit thou
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4y ago
Instagram, at the time, was significantly limited in functionality. IG didn't have Android and web support until 2012, it was iOS only until then. The more features you offer, the more complex your system needs to be, the more people y
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4y ago
> But can anyone external honestly look at what Twitter has shipped for the last few years and justify that it was at all likely their productivity problems in engineering had anything to do with the build system. You say you've wor
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4y ago
I spend hours a day on Twitter, and today has been by far the best in the few weeks. Things deteriorated temporarily but I’m missing where the concrete decrease in value is.
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4y ago
A week has passed and it seems like they’ve fixed it up. Similarly for the last week I’ve had increasing issues loading tweet details and it peaked yesterday, but today all seems fine. We’ll have to wait months before we can truly know if t
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4y ago
> What an opportunity to learn I suspect you've never been around Musk or people of Musk's class. What could you possibly learn that would materially improve anything in your life other than "you get to keep your job (for
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4y ago
I wonder how many people upset about Warp here also use VS Code and don't bother turning telemetry off.
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You just ignored everything they have shipped in this period and then claimed they aren't working hard because one item is missing.
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IMO there's an often unspoken divide here. There's the group of people for whom doing these "Algos I" problems in university was relatively painless; not that all problems were "easy" but there's an ease t
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4y ago
Did this book ask you to time yourself and solve it within 20 minutes?
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> for the first time in my life I was finally forced to use MacOs daily Okay, thanks for letting us know up front that you went into this unwillingly and you aren't interested in doing a balanced review. I was able to close the tab
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And? Recruiters are usually operating on weeks old info. They never find out when the freezes/cuts are coming until the day of, because any changes would tip off employees and lead to rumors/lower morale and productivity.
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4y ago
Twitter's interest burden wasn't this ridiculous as a public company, and they make $1bil/quarter on average (well, they were before Musk ran away advertisers). When you say "money pit" I imagine investors dumping i
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> it is clear that much of these staff wasn’t on critical path for running day to day operations Clear based on what evidence? > So, Twitter will keep running smoothly on infrastructure side. Time can only prove this.
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4y ago
It doesn't look like "everyone moved here" because "here" is so massive already. Tumblr users did move to Twitter, but they arrived with millions of other people.
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4y ago
I read through it, can you please quote the part where Mudge says Twitter lied about their mDAU count, or lied about their count of bots on the platform? Mudge says Parag is lying about not being incentivized to remove spam, and then tries
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