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by sub7 2y ago
Here's a fun exercise - capture all the traffic Firefox sends to mozilla.com/org and mozgcp.net etc It's a shocking amount of telemetry, combined with dark patterns to reset settings on every update. Then you go to their webs
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by sub7 2y ago
IMO all of these todo list apps are the same - no moat and not useful enough to be critical for anyone or anything. No idea how Asana is still valued at $3B it's literally just notepad with checkboxes.
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by sub7 2y ago
Remote work leads to less productivity, this isn't really doubted by anyone not working remotely. At-will employment means either party is free to walk away for reasons like this and that's exactly how it should be. Surprised it&#
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by sub7 2y ago
To "look up all my orders in May that were fulfilled and not delivered" is a 1 line query in every ORM I know of. Why in the world would I literally pass around a schema file with each request that is (according to the example) 91
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by sub7 2y ago
I saw a guy get shot on Mission and 6th after picking a fight with the car in front of him at the light. Lucky for him, there was an ambulance already on the block loading up a tweaked out junkie.
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by sub7 2y ago
For private startups, all common stock should be given proportional participation rights in all secondary sales. All too often founders can and do derisk/cash out in funding rounds and then the common stock winds up at 0. Employees = f
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by sub7 2y ago
I was an early (first 5) dev at a company now valued north of $5B I have seen only a few hundred k so far while both founders have bought over $30m of real estate and who knows what else...
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by sub7 2y ago
can you bring the birds back though?
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by sub7 3y ago
They're actually doing some pretty nice things with Edge despite these evil anti-competitive UIs/ad injections. I'd add telemetry to the list too, but since Mozilla does a lot of that they probably won't write up a nice
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by sub7 3y ago
If businesses don't buy these in bulk, this will be an Apple Newton v2. Likely to be uncomfortable/look stupid and be stupidly overpriced as well for what you get. I'm sure Apple is in a much better position than in the mid 9
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by sub7 3y ago
Just imagine Microsoft charging $1 for every .exe installer clicked on in Windows 95. Apple's total failure to build popular new products has forced it to defend/grow it's services revenue in unethical and anti-user ways. The
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by sub7 3y ago
Today Android Auto pops up a notification saying "Spotify is not supported" and proceeds to fill half my car screen with a Youtube Music promo while disabling BT media controls for spotify. This company is off the rails, they need
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by sub7 3y ago
This is so laughable, like these pajeets think that blocking the word golliwog on their so called open protocol of future communication will stop it from turning into a cheap 4chan clone The solution to slurs and insults is always to let th
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by sub7 3y ago
Most crypto grifters have cashed out, moved on to other projects, and are keen for people to forget that chapter. There is still a monumental amount of notional markups that need to be erased - this is not a real market and there is no real
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by sub7 3y ago
knew a few guys working on an eye tracking mouse (clicking was still manual) pretty cool
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by sub7 3y ago
Google, FB, MSFT all have the same problem - way too many overpaid, under-working employees who either give no shits or are in systems where giving a shit doesn't work I'd have fired harder and double cleaned the house
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by sub7 3y ago
imo 12 year old working a field is ok
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by sub7 3y ago
We've actually known this for decades and Intuit has hard lobbied and prevented sensible laws being passed and killed (so far) a "government option" tax filing website. I've always thought they were on borrowed time for
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by sub7 4y ago
Oops a Chamath SPAC turned out to be just a vehicle to fleece retail? It is truly amazing what you can legally get away with
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by sub7 4y ago
It's not over until $usdt falls - but Binance was basically a more competent FTX so this is a good development
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by sub7 4y ago
Enjoy the unbanked life Coinbase!
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by sub7 4y ago
Stripe was trading at $150 a share in the private market which valued it at ~$135B at some point. I think the investors who got in at $10B would be lucky to see a return. My guess is founder/early employee stock has already exited as m
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by sub7 4y ago
If I see html in a javascript file, I boycott the codebase
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by sub7 4y ago
a16z is now a glorified shitcoin criminal enterprise. I urge everyone to never let them participate in a round ever again. Failure of fiduciary duties fucked over their LPs and their shitcoin pump/dumps fucked over retail. They'll
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by sub7 4y ago
cope harder if Gemini was a person it'd be the lovechild of Madoff and a sewer rat
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by sub7 4y ago
this is false - remote teams are exponentially less productive maybe linearly less productive if remote from day 1 clever marketing hack for the author's startup though
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by sub7 4y ago
This headline would be accurate without the “.it” domains part
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by sub7 4y ago
Please post a chart of miner payouts per gb per hour for the past 5 years. And then post the Protocol Labs cap table inception + changes over the same time frame. And then post the FIL loan books from the biggest miners/market makers.
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by sub7 4y ago
You all should, as the bitidiots say, do your own research
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by sub7 4y ago
My comment had no questions, but thanks for making yourself available. I'll be happy to share all kinds of details from 2017 onwards, but only with someone from the SEC/CFTC. This, sadly, is very correct. I am the source.

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