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by rezistik 11y ago
I think unlimited with a minimum is really the solution. Without a minimum people are reluctant to take time off from what I've seen and read.
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by rezistik 11y ago
If you consider Netflix more analogous to HBO[1]than to cable than this is similar to BET. I think individual channels will win out over cable style packages, though there might be room for an aggregator that offers discounts. I'd rath
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by rezistik 11y ago
It'd be awesome if there was something to let them data mine their own emails for trends. Something like Palantir for political representatives.
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by rezistik 11y ago
It's interesting how public some of the comments have been including executives and previous executives of Reddit commenting on some big changes and big opinions. Including the once CEO of Reddit /u/Yishan publicly criticizin
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by rezistik 11y ago
Interesting. It's an odd thing, to me the immediate story is heroic founders and VC conspire to save company. I wondered if there was a negative or victim in this case, at worst it would be Conde Nast, but even they win in this scenari
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by rezistik 11y ago
This is fascinating, would this be considered a crime if it were a public company?
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by rezistik 11y ago
My argument is that people will desire valuable labor because well, we already do. We prefer being valuable to boredom.
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by rezistik 11y ago
I think culturally, and perhaps it's generational as a Millennial but I doubt that[1], I think culturally we have to ask ourselves why people work? I don't have enough information to state this factually, hopefully if someone does
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by rezistik 11y ago
Historically it's been very difficult to make social media sites profitable. Did Digg ever make a profit? To my knowledge Reddit is still in the red. There has also been a large rhythmic trend of migrations especially in social. So it&
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by rezistik 11y ago
As an early evacuee from Digg to Reddit, Reddit wasn't scalable at the time. It was constantly down.
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by rezistik 11y ago
I've been talking about this with my friends. I think VR creates a really cool opportunity for interactive events. My favorite two examples to think of are Star Wars dogfights and fantasy exploration. I like to think about climbing int
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by rezistik 11y ago
I really wish there was. I tried Firebase + Angular and liked it well enough, but I found the security rules kind of hard to grasp. I've been using Meteor, and I like it quite a bit. There are a lot of things I wish were different but
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by rezistik 11y ago
I'd switch to sublime in a heart beat and pay twice what he wants now if it had a similar package manager to Atom. That to me is the biggest draw. I often try to pick sublime back up, but when I go to install packages I find I have to
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by rezistik 11y ago
Implied pronouns, perhaps a trend from Facebook usage? On Facebook and Twitter you have an implied "I" that makes saying you did something redundant. This could transfer over to other formats of conversation.
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by rezistik 11y ago
A lot of companies will ask for existing code examples, in this way I can just point them to my example-code github repo and I've had companies use that instead of asking me to do a specific challenge for them.
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by rezistik 11y ago
In most of the work at home projects I've been given there was a ton of available code online, they've primarily been for front-end positions so it's usually "Make a small app using your favorite library" I can&#x27
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by rezistik 11y ago
In high school I read a book about this idea, "The Creative Economy", solidified my decision to go into a creative and knowledge based industry.
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by rezistik 11y ago
I personally prefer it to a point. My only request when I get this type of interview is that I'm allowed to make the project and requirements public on my github for future interviewers. If I'm doing a free project I feel it'
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by rezistik 11y ago
One is running ecommerce the other is running local commerce.
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by rezistik 11y ago
Tidal was the first promise of a decent competitor to Spotify and I jumped immediately. Spotify has had so many requests for features that they have completely ignored and consistently made their ux worse across every device for the two...m
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by rezistik 11y ago
Don't get me wrong, Musk would be my first choice as well. He might legitimately be the best man for the job, not just among tech CEOs
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by rezistik 11y ago
He wasn't born in the US. He is ineligible.
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by rezistik 11y ago
It would be a huge leap but Jay-Z has specifically said this was his exact plan. To create a platform that eases a musicians journey from recording to streaming and ultimately to money making.
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by rezistik 11y ago
Do it's best to guarantee that a post will be removed. In a world where everything you do is recorded and stored long term the promise of something fleeting is a beautiful promise.
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by rezistik 11y ago
Wasn't this technically their exit? Jay-Z bought Tidal... I wrote an article[1] on what I think Jay Z is planning with Tidal. I do think it's far too early to write it off. Jay Z and the other coowners of Tidal have something that
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by rezistik 11y ago
Some investments are multipliers not profit centers. If you invest in 9 companies that use Meteor then investing in Meteor means you've invested in those 9 companies. It's an investment in infrastructure.
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by rezistik 11y ago
PayPal was founded in '98, they sold in '02. About 4 years. I guess that meets my criteria. I'd think PayPal was a special case though.
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by rezistik 11y ago
Personally I think founders should plan to do it for at least 5 or 10 years. If a founder doesn't think a company will be worth running in 5 or 10 years what does it say about their long term plans for it? Are there many examples of s
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by rezistik 11y ago
In addition, the icecaps are melting rapidly which is reducing the ratio on its own. If anything siphoning off water from the ocean and moving it inland significantly helps with the issue of rising sea levels.
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by rezistik 11y ago
Oh...woops. Do you know of any more recent articles? I've been playing by this since I bombed an interview where they asked about CSS performance a few months ago and I had nothing smart to say.

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