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siva7
2y ago
Tell me you don't understand what those numbers mean without telling me you don't understand..
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2y ago
Never bind critical services to the account of one employee. When that one employee gets hit by a bus you loose access to critical infrastructure.
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2y ago
That may be true for Android devices but not for Mac and iphone. I checked a week ago when i wanted to give signal another chance after years but it's utter lack of a convenient backup and restore functionality drove me once again away
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2y ago
Signals problem is they are too extreme on the security aspect neglecting everything else but a messaging app is much more than one feature to be considered a serious alternative for the masses. It hasn't even solved backup of your ch
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2y ago
Having worked in quite a few startups, parents observation is absolutely true.
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2y ago
> Dr. de la Torre made more money as a heart surgeon than in his first years as a corporate CEO Something is going wrong if you're making as a heart surgeon more than a corporate CEO because who pays for this? Is this making healthc
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siva7
2y ago
>> When data size goes to a billion rows, Postgres is tough. MongoDB just works without issue. Our everyday problems... Tbh when you reach that size you will hopefully already have a dba department no matter what you use.
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2y ago
It's called thinking out loud. Gets you better results. Try it out yourself.
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2y ago
If you have the money and the gear makes you happy then by all means go for it. I'm not buying a Rolex to read the time either. For that i have my phone. Sometimes it's just nice to enjoy the expensive gear you have and play it oc
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2y ago
Hybrid is such a joke. I‘m seeing colleagues coming to the office to dial in to teams calls all day long and the rest of the day working quietly by themselves. Probably 10 minutes of social interaction in the office on a full work day. What
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2y ago
If you had colleagues you liked as friends then RTO is usually more fun. If not then there is no difference in productivity if your developer works from anywhere or in a cubicle. Mandating RTO comes usually from clueless managers who think
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2y ago
I was referring to the bathroom sink. Potential cross-contamination is much higher there than from any other usual tap source, especially in a public bathroom.
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siva7
2y ago
Toilets aren't exactly a good source to refill your water bottle for obvious reasons.
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2y ago
I'm not letting a robot for a dental procedure anywhere near my mouth and i suspect that most software professionals wouldn't either.
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2y ago
That's not going to work in practice as money and time are limited. Choose your partners wisely but don't obsess over the scenario of them going bankrupt.
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2y ago
What do they use instead?
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2y ago
> no clear business model Here lies your error. They clearly had a business model worth 19b, just not the traditional one you would expect and it paid out for Meta, saving the company to keep their relevance since the youth doesn't
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2y ago
It's insensitive to have Rammstein on their example screenshot.
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2y ago
I don't get your argument that most startups won't reach the MRR to justify MoR. Could you clarify?
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2y ago
It's good to remind people that general liability waivers you often find with license agreements have no meaning outside of US jurisdiction if you're doing business in another jurisdiction.
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siva7
2y ago
That's because the workforce doesn't know how to use AI. The expectations are legitimate for me as an employer.
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2y ago
It is indeed incredibly stupid if the reason why you didn't find a suitable partner is because you didn't want to lower your PhD standard (or academic requirements as if that has anything to do with stable love). Having a PhD does
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2y ago
> Why don’t they have an age limit on the president (or any elected office)? In a democracy we let the pleb decide if they want a 81 year old as president (or a 18 year old). It works as intended. Putting age limits on fixed-term elected
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2y ago
Say what you will against russia but their search index is unmatched for finding movie streamz, warez, porn and anything you desire. Google feels very crippled in this regard.
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2y ago
There should be no problem on the customer side. Just do a chargeback in this case (and please do this only in case of a scammer as the consequences are severe for a business. Always reach out first to the company before doing this!). If en
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2y ago
Yup, the number should be higher
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2y ago
You're just proving their point
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2y ago
> but I'm not optimistic they'll build a high-growth, high-revenue sustainable edu business around AI as the primary value differentiation. That's true for literally any business and nothing specific to edu.
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2y ago
I got one from HP. They do this?
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2y ago
Those are some pretty girls. Can't wait to swipe. /s
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