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sahila
3y ago
But you can teach yourself, like how most everyone who is looking over themselves financially did. Learning doesn't end with schooling, and for most they know that, doing dance, art, and sport classes for example all on their own. It’s
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sahila
3y ago
https://archive.is/8P0rb
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sahila
3y ago
What's the 2500 rule from? Can the company not sell to another at the size and how long do they have before forced IPO?
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sahila
3y ago
Respectfully I disagree that this being a good example - when I quit I give two weeks (which sometimes I'm asked to just stop working today and take two week pay) or when they dismiss you like this video, they give you several week pay
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sahila
3y ago
But that sounds like a function of the complexity involved with mobile development and those tools being a do it everything tool for their development (with Android especially, all the different os versions you can target, the different for
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sahila
3y ago
The irony is people are rooting for a company (Apple) which only exists because it did something similar like Beeper early on, but root against Beeper. Apple is its present and history.
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sahila
3y ago
Is your solution that these things shouldn’t be looked into by Google and let’s just hope no bad actors find and make use of it? Really seems like there’s no winning for Google in the public narrative!
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sahila
3y ago
I don't think that list of reasons are long, for me personally iMessage is the reason I'm not switching to Android alone. For others, it might take more but once you start to remove reasons, switching can be based on competitive r
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sahila
3y ago
I disagree, I'm an Apple user and don't view this positively for them. There's a lot of narratives including better security, more interoperability, or even just a david vs goliath battle with Beeper. If it was Google proper,
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sahila
3y ago
What is the reason you want your kids on the same platform? Is it perhaps because it's easier to message them, do photo sharing/albums, see their location, have airtags work on both? At least for a sizable group my extended family
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3y ago
This isn’t a given and not everyone’s view. Doing a thing and choosing what to do with said thing is that person’s prerogative. The specifics will matter but I don’t agree that someone else’s idea is something someone else must push and pro
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sahila
3y ago
Sure, but then the logical step is to compensate for the realtors time as opposed to some national average.
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sahila
3y ago
Paying "manually" doesn't mean writing checks and mailing it out. You just log into your bank and click pay instead of have it paid automatically.
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sahila
3y ago
This argument seems to be trending towards a dangerous precedent - government actors are always good and you shouldn’t have a problem giving up your privacy. The issue with warrants against Ring is you don’t own your data and law enforcemen
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sahila
3y ago
How many lab animals are there? It must pale in comparison to the number animals we kill to eat so seems pretty insignificant.
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sahila
3y ago
Maybe to an extent but Facebook still shows plenty of news links, I don't see any of them on Twitter.
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sahila
3y ago
Maybe not in the middle of a meeting but Amazon commonly has the first half of a meeting (I've experienced as long as 20 mins) to read a document by the host altogether silently before starting. People commonly would add comments durin
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3y ago
It's worse than that, Elon reduces the reach / promotion of tweets that contain external links. Except for users following you, it's difficult to reach a wider audience if you include a link.
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sahila
3y ago
Feels like that's a matter of perspective, the distant designer and non-Americans may like working for this company and significantly increasing their wages.
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sahila
3y ago
Gas tax and car registrations cover a fair amount of what you're talking about.
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sahila
3y ago
Of course it's not always true but I think there's an implicit assumption of "all things equal". The same efficient algorithm written in more lines of code vs less lines of code would be less cpu instructions in the latt
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3y ago
Amazon support is amazing, there’s an option for chat or a receiving a call and always pick call.
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sahila
3y ago
https://www.levels.fyi/ is a grest site for actual salary information on tech related jobs. The data reported very much matched my last round of interviews and the data granularity is good, being able to see levels, locatio
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3y ago
It looks a lot more like the subscriptions Elon is paying for https://twitter.com/elonmusk/creator-subscriptions/subscript... .
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3y ago
Was that the concept? That sounds like a painful grind to me; there's not _that_ many basketball hoops all next to each other walking distance and then you have to carry a ball around too!
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sahila
3y ago
If the bank is not looking at whether the space is vacant or not, why would they look closely at what the rental price is if payments are being made?
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sahila
3y ago
You make it seem like people can't reason for themselves about it. If you go on a 3 mile run, people will burn about 300-400 calories and is immediately available if you use a watch or even just your phone to track. Then you can walk i
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sahila
3y ago
It's absolutely crazy and akin to asking a bootcamp dev to make Twitter after they created a "twitter-clone" client. Just on the tech side, the mobile client is not Reddit's bread-and-butter, it's their servers hand
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3y ago
Right that'd be the case now but previously you could just make a billion small requests for free.
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3y ago
Take a shuttle to car rentals or a hotel, and then you'd be out of the airport area; doesn't have to be a "walk" walk.
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