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rolltiide
7y ago
Did you also learn the culture of lying about your passion for someone else's idea? A lot of founders are oblivious to the fake cult they create
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7y ago
re-reading this whole thread, and the ways that multiple other people already explained it including myself, I don't think grandparent OP is going to get it.
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7y ago
ah, you are talking about MBAs alongside marketing and sales. I would agree there I was talking about undergrad and masters degrees that weren't business programs
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7y ago
out of curious, what roles do you hire for? in my world which is software engineering: lesser tier, middle tier and ivy league doesn't make a difference for actual wage work, with ivy league seeming to have outsized advantages in capit
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7y ago
presupposes that shyness doesn't have an advantage
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7y ago
I see what you are saying, but it isn't so binary. If the Supreme Court ruled against the merits of a specific law that Congress passed, then sure Congress could not make another law to overrule it (well it would be immediately stayed
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7y ago
> I suspect that people are rushing to do a 5 day vacation or 3 day weekend because that is there only option. I would suspect that too, it is still an inferior form of travel and approach to experiencing an area.
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7y ago
As the article states: "while many sites are inarguably overcrowded, very few cities and towns are" People aren't really going off the path, there is plenty of opportunity to get them to do that and disperse the crowds I trav
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7y ago
Supreme Court rules on particular laws and outcomes of nuanced regulations, and in this with patents it has ruled on vague administrative procedures that the patent office promulgated which happened without legislative guidance. That means
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7y ago
In the book "The Chickenshit Club" There is some psychology amongst the regulators that results in them not fining or sanctioning large players because they don't want to make them go bankrupt and further consolidate the mark
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7y ago
thats not distinct from funding models that you respect, don't you find that at least weird?
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7y ago
Can anyone from Apple chime in about the vetting process which results in Apple releasing features 5-8 years behind similar offerings, when it isn't the first?
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7y ago
Just sets the tone for the culture fit. What they describe is the reality for most small tech businesses, other companies just lie about it for recruitment purposes and then subject employees to various pressures to make more commitments. T
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7y ago
can this block Hulu ads and maintain access?
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rolltiide
7y ago
> This isn't like Angular 1 -> 2 I'm seeing that Organizations are still supporting a transition from 1, "1.5" and 2
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7y ago
Okay now explain why I can't make a protonmail account without: - disabling javascript - verifying with a phone number that is pretty picky - getting stuck in captcha hell if I'm on TOR and if I want to pay with Bitcoin, it alread
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7y ago
How do you guys keep up with these frameworks? You get stuck on one project or in one startup for 2 years and Angular has moved 6.5 whole number versions all while the rest of the job market is confused but kind of tolerating why you jump a
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7y ago
You can buy and sell Protonmail accounts on Empire, Nightmare (formerly Dream) and other marketplaces
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7y ago
Okay, now try to. You need an existing account, which you can't get if you: - disable javascript - don't verify with a phone number - get stuck in captcha hell verify with a phone number is notorious for blocking google voice numb