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revlolz
4y ago
Meetup burned the bridge very badly for me. They got super greedy with their monetization and then moved their model to charge based on the number of members yet their site created or tolerated hundreds/thousands of fake accounts impos
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4y ago
I would speculate this would be much more beneficial for putting Amazon logo/brands onto roomba and or improving warehouse drones than the claim of household mapping. People love roomba, Amazon loves buying functional brands that can b
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4y ago
He's no longer in the running.
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4y ago
I can speculate why the company with the largest digital infrastructure marketshare on the planet who also holds a large market share on phycial logistics for consumer and business goods gets special treatment or at the very least has polic
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4y ago
Hundreds of thousands if not millions.
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4y ago
You cannot, they are criminals, negligently and malicious. I've had my isp (cox) steal my personal property, attempt to charge me rental fees for my own equipment, demand they own my property, blame my property for defects, and so much
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4y ago
Top 10 tricks to survive the depression and why it starts with block chain.
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4y ago
Data/Metadata/logging/telemetry
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4y ago
Unacceptable behavior for an interviewer. Ironically, that person did you a solid by showing you this wasn't the company you want to work at without already starting there and investing even more time with them. Imagine finding this ou
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4y ago
I would argue it was a great migration over resignation. Vast majority of people aren't quitting the workforce, they are obtaining promotions and raises. People being told they weren't good enough for x, did not do enough to earn
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4y ago
The wfh battle won't be impacted. USA Immigration process is absolutely horrendous and hiring remotely essentially concedes their wfh position (role is able to work remotely) . Globalization implies labor will be cheaper opting for rem
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4y ago
I canceled after the price hike sharing charge wombo combo. Im pissing in the wind, but at some point you just have to go.
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5y ago
Exact opposite direction Netflix needs to go.
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5y ago
Take a hobby and find an online community for it. If there is something like a discord or messaging group, start there. Best, close, good, any friend starts as an acquaintance. Relationships need not progress anywhere to which both people m
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5y ago
Even before covid, meetup was dying due to the greedy monetization. It was great while it lasted and then came fake users, membership limits, insane fees. I sincerely felt screwed over by their changes where we were going to cruise by under
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5y ago
The shift is forcing company's to compete with compensation and benefits for labor and talent. I don't think the great resignation is hyperbole at all. The illusion of not being able to work remote or the company crumbles got shat
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5y ago
Ironically, it was Netflix and Steam that proved if you make things accessible the amount of people pirating content diminishes. People DO want to pay fair prices to legally obtain or consume content.
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6y ago
I have one question for you. At what point do you begin to question your ideology for it's intolerance, double standards, and moral inconsistencies? Have YOU learned nothing from history, ironically Hitler's rise to power, to even
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6y ago
its still down
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7y ago
>By Gerry Smith I'm really suppressing the urge to crack a Rick and Morty joke because this article is fear mongering. The quote from Reed Hastings even demonstrates Netflix acknowledges this issue is one they are likely not going t
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7y ago
Nope, business/enterprise is producing 404 as well.
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7y ago
I would suggest "The Meditations" by Marcus Aurelius. It might be a tough one to read, but the audible I listened to (there are a few of them) made it easier to consume.
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7y ago
I agree, this read as a long winded article for the author to "stick it to" the person they are projecting blame for the consequences of their own actions and inexperience.
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8y ago
What alternatives does HN prefer?