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by subpixel 1y ago
I agree with you to a point. In smaller businesses some roles won’t need to be hired anymore. Meanwhile in big corps, some roles may transition from being the source of presumed expertise to being one neck to choke. I’d love it not to be tr
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by subpixel 1y ago
“His current website, cuttingthroughthenoise.net, shows that he now has a variety of business and personal interests.” That is a funny way to not mention that he is a hard-core climate change denialist.
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by subpixel 1y ago
There ought to be a way to filter and label posts that are part of a marketing funnel. Not to ban them but to recognize them.
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by subpixel 1y ago
Also, there was palpable excitement in the media and everyone wanted to be a part of the big story. I was in the offices of WNET/Channel 13 in Manhattan the day the news began moving among insiders that an invasion of Iraq was imminent
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by subpixel 1y ago
I’m so happy with Instapaper I have no idea what other apps have to offer. See, save, read later - I’m sorted.
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by subpixel 1y ago
I grew up upper middle-class and graduated from the ivy league. I will not list out how antithetical my own experience is to yours, but I promise you your financial education was highly abnormal. I'd wager walking down Main Street USA
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by subpixel 1y ago
I didn't get snared by Instagram until I began to use it deliberately, _searching_ for things. In my case when I moved to a new part of the country, I found it super useful to look up places and things on Instagram by name, location, o
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by subpixel 1y ago
The answer is to become a digital-only, subscription service, and to keep producing the good stuff. Basically, combine what Britbox does today in some countries and what TheBox used to do for BitTorrent. First and foremost, be the only plac
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by subpixel 1y ago
DEI is/was predicated on the false assumption that workplace diversity is a solution to societal inequality. I find it fascinating and frustrating that the taboo around examining DEI critically was so strong it took an autocrat to brea
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by subpixel 1y ago
? This has been standard for a long time even in the US
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by subpixel 1y ago
I’ve had great experiences renting houses when that is what the situation calls for, but the most of my travel is to cities. In cities the main challenge is inventory and price and today I’m quite willing to spend a little more for staff an
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by subpixel 1y ago
People want a hotel like experience where it all just works. Airbnb had novelty, inventory, and savings as its special sauce. Nowadays we all know what a sub-par, overpriced Airbnb is like and it’s worse than a hotel because it’s usually fa
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by subpixel 1y ago
“ Airbnb must have learned to deal with trust/safety/reputation issues better than basically any other consumer app based company” Not at all. Basically all reviews on Airbnb are positive bc of the threat of retaliation. Your revi
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by subpixel 1y ago
Bidets are great but they don’t magically wash your bits. It’s best to think of them as a very small shower that just addresses that part of the body. Make no mistake, soap and friction at required, just like in a larger shower - especially
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by subpixel 1y ago
This article is aimed at non-technical writers of documentation. A decade ago 'docs like code' was an exciting invitation to work alongside developers, adopt their practices, and get closer to how the sausage was being made. Today
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by subpixel 1y ago
Wow flashback to anxiously replacing files with Fetch.
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by subpixel 1y ago
The more familiar you are with the state of “Jira hygiene” in the megacorp environment, the less hope you have that LLMs will be able to make sense of things. That said, the “AI all the things” mandates could be the lever that ultimately ac
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by subpixel 1y ago
Exactly, like the bubble/up-sell in the Uber app that claims 'busier than usual' circumstances can only be remedied by paying a little more for a quicker pickup.
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by subpixel 1y ago
This whole spiel is a piece of content marketing for a course on creating a newsletter. Pfft.
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by subpixel 1y ago
> It's not convenient What is more convenient than placing some delicious tuna or egg and a bit of heese between two slices of bread? Surely not driving to McDonalds.
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by subpixel 1y ago
Inflation hits us all, but we all do not have to eat highly-processed, chemically -preserved, over-priced fast food. It's still as easy as ever to make a sandwich or a salad and pack it for lunch.
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by subpixel 1y ago
I'm ashamed to live among a populace that includes people who pay extra to have McDonalds brought to them by a serf with a smartphone.
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by subpixel 1y ago
I thought that 20 years ago.
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by subpixel 1y ago
You didn’t answer my question, but I think the answer is “designed for people who want to pretend they need a pickup, have the EV bug, but don’t want to pay for an F-150 Lightning”.
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by subpixel 1y ago
I stand corrected. I think we are looking at this product through different lenses. E.g a page from this coloring book might wind up framed and kept forever, whereas all our other coloring books are eventually secreted into the trash.
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by subpixel 1y ago
I don’t disagree but I do have a friendship that matches your theoretical definition and I appreciate how rare a thing it is.
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by subpixel 1y ago
I agree with all the points made in the article, and chuckle to see some comments here (let bad communities fail!) that are manifestations of the lack of vulnerability brought about by living in online, single-player mode. But in my experie
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by subpixel 1y ago
Presumably you aren’t the parent of a 5-7 year-old child. I might try this manually and save some money but my kids will absolutely cherish coloring themselves, their friends, and their parents. We’re on vacation now and this is gonna be bi
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by subpixel 1y ago
It’s not cheap, but my kids treasure coloring books for a long time and probably one like this until it falls apart.
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by subpixel 1y ago
But what is it designed for? I understand it's appealingly different, but it doesn't do anything that a trailer doesn't do. And not much that any SUV can't do. I have a homemade trailer with greater bed capacity than thi

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