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by sirspacey 2y ago
This sounds sensible. Until you consider that almost all children in N.A. that are learning rely on Kahn academy & YouTubers to make up for the fact that their school’s can’t figure out how to replicate a great learning experience that
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by sirspacey 2y ago
The future promise of real education was crushed by the relentless political fiction that actually runs education. So brutal. Thanks for doing what you can.
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by sirspacey 2y ago
“As a person becomes more and more defensive, he or she becomes less and less able to perceive accurately the motives, the values and the emotions of the sender.” Such a great insight. The content of defensive communication isn’t a requirem
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Genuine question: How is this clear? What lever could Zuck pull that would prevent this harm? From the research I’ve read the harm of social media is, almost exclusively, in the zone of what people post on it (ex: bullying) or what they are
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by sirspacey 2y ago
A four letter doc com that has become the verb for AI. Not that huge.
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by sirspacey 2y ago
This risk of being found out Higher socio-economic status = smaller local community
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by sirspacey 2y ago
In a data center context?
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by sirspacey 2y ago
This is such an excellent reflection, especially the iterative nature. “Yes but” is now a part of my toolkit to help me authentically unpack all the justifications that come to mind & convert them into learning. I’ve lead B2B SaaS reven
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by sirspacey 2y ago
I’ve spent years blocking them or their source sites wherever they show up. It’s been surprisingly effective over time.
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Very cool! We’re excited about this use case and building an MVP for our accelerator. Look forward to trying it out.
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Thank you. This needs to be said & should be reported. If we want a world that isn’t massively hostile to devs, like it is for most companies, this is the kind of advocacy we need and I’d love to see more people in tech putting it out t
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Sounds like you want an elevated level of security that cloudflare provides but you don’t want to purchase?
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by sirspacey 2y ago
I’m beginning to see this more in terms of alignment to authority. A “hard charging” leader who thrives in the midst of conflict inspires a certain kind of tech worker who just wants to “cut through the bullshit and get real things done.” F
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by sirspacey 2y ago
What I’ve learned is this is entirely about how you show up on the call and what the group permission/culture context is. I’ve done dance parties, group therapy, and family events over Zoom. They were emotional and built relationships.
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by sirspacey 2y ago
I’ve learned that in a job interview if you are too impressive relative to the team they don’t hire you. Seems no one wants to hire their replacement. Starting your own business is hard, but it is the next best option if you haven’t found t
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Selling to devs used to be a special class of GTM. Every one of these lessons is solid. Great order as well.
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by sirspacey 2y ago
What MSFT learned from that was to open offices in Washington DC, lobby and sell to the federal gov. Hard to find the sense in this action.
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by sirspacey 2y ago
"OpenAI... a company that has never turned a profit, that has no path to profitability, and has yet to create a truly meaningful product outside of Sam Altman's marketing expertise." This reads as a take from someone who has
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Yes, this is the real legal accomplishment of B-Corps! By law and precedent a C-Corp’s only obligation is to shareholders, thanks to a case from almost a century ago: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge_v._Ford_Motor_
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by sirspacey 2y ago
“Original King Julius is on the line.” - Sacha Baron Cohen
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by sirspacey 2y ago
No conflict, no interest
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by sirspacey 2y ago
I’ve been both concertmaster and second chair in younger orchestras. They both are great roles but very different. Concertmaster has a similar level of pressure to the conductor. You’ve got more attention on you and the audience takes more
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Very excited to use this!
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Resellers are not accountable for these items. The contract is between the SaaS and buyer, you have a contract with the SaaS company. You can search for MSA agreements on RocketLawyer and find language you can use in your own agreement. A p
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Apply for another job ASAP The only reliable path to promotion is working for a new company You’ve got an amazing use case to share
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Got it. CI/CD tools coming up often as a possible solve. Time to do some YT vids! Appreciate the guidance on credentials, fully agree on using a vault.
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Agreed - I'm new to git so the question is what code that button is firing? Ideally in a cloud app not desktop app.
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Interesting, I'll give that a shot
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by sirspacey 2y ago
yeah running a bash script is one option the k8 approach is tempting though haha
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by sirspacey 2y ago
We tried this but the performance hit was too high * edit: we're building an integration with a SaaS product that doesn't allow us to reference external files due to security, hence having to upload direct to git

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