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by sumeno 2y ago
The thing other people care about is whether the platform has the people they want to follow on it. bsky isn't there yet, but it's growing
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by sumeno 2y ago
> C-Suite and C-Suite adjacent end up working 60-80 hour weeks, and you have to be always on because that is what the role entails When they lump in travel, personal appointments/meals, and exercise as "work". I work that
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by sumeno 2y ago
That wasn't the claim. The claim was that people aren't leaving voluntarily, which simply isn't true. Lots of people have voluntarily left Twitter since Musk took over (About 23% DAU, a ~50 million drop) and that's befor
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by sumeno 2y ago
Citation needed. I know tons of people who have chosen to leave Twitter since Elon took over
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by sumeno 2y ago
Bots spamming misinformation isn't spam, gotcha. Really moving the goalposts there
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by sumeno 2y ago
This was a fun personal project, not a business, and it sounds like they were aware it was going to get shut down the whole time.
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by sumeno 2y ago
> I have a small userbase, but zero issues with spam and abuse. You have zero issues with spam and abuse because you have a small user base, not because of the fee. Twitter has TONS of paid accounts for spam.
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by sumeno 2y ago
Sounds like something better left in the past
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by sumeno 2y ago
I honestly don't understand how this is flamebait? Elon Musk constantly lies about his companies, so it is relevant to the thread, especially the post I was responding to which is very likely a lie from Musk. Is pointing out the docume
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by sumeno 2y ago
> I would bet most people are unaware of how emplace actually works and for a reviewer it's more cognitive overhead too. If you are doing professional development in C++ you should learn the difference and how to recognize incorrect
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by sumeno 2y ago
Given that wealth is continually being concentrated towards the very rich I don't think this is accurate. As a whole the working class is producing more value than they are consuming, but the excess is going to the rich not those produ
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by sumeno 2y ago
Where are the examples? The only ones linked on that page are for someone who left his disabled son in the car for many hours, someone leaving a 9 month old alone, and someone abandoning their elderly disabled mother
553.
by sumeno 2y ago
Did Disney claim that The Little Mermaid was "as written by HC Andersen"?
554.
by sumeno 2y ago
"ahead of Tesla's robotaxi unveil" by many years if ever
555.
by sumeno 2y ago
Ok, I'm imagining. Now, is any of that actually true?
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by sumeno 2y ago
> a standard olympic sized swimming pool holds about 660,000 gallons, so that's less than 2 Olympic swimming pools or three acre-feet of water per day You don't drain and refill an olympic swimming pool every single day
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by sumeno 2y ago
Coding velocity is not a barrier to google tackling other domains.
558.
by sumeno 2y ago
Neither of those statements are true
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by sumeno 2y ago
Tesla and Twitter come to mind. Boring Company was always bad so I guess that doesn't count.
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by sumeno 2y ago
He's objectively ruined some incredible businesses as well
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by sumeno 2y ago
From when? Before or after the investigations that determined it was most likely zoonotic? https://www.reuters.com/world/no-direct-evidence-covid-19-pa...
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by sumeno 2y ago
> bears little resemblance to what Google is actually doing in reality What is Google doing in reality?
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by sumeno 2y ago
This provides a good overview https://spy.com/articles/lifestyle/gifts/etsy-downfall-12030...
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by sumeno 2y ago
It always hated its workers, it just didn't think it had other options for a long time.
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by sumeno 2y ago
A libertarian magazine thinks regulations are bad? I'm shocked!
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by sumeno 2y ago
DDG is rolling out the same kind of thing with DuckAssist
567.
by sumeno 2y ago
> Second, ff comes with Google as its default search - so that's going to suck. I'm confident that if you can post on HN you can figure out how to change a default setting
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by sumeno 2y ago
Median law school grad makes 5 figures with 6 figures of debt. The lawyers making bank are also working absurd hours to get to that point. Construction makes less but without all that debt probably not THAT much less, but the job takes a hu
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by sumeno 2y ago
I bet a lot of people don't know they can't create a PSN account until after they buy it
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by sumeno 2y ago
83% of the US lives in urban areas and the US has the highest transport emissions in the world. "This doesn't work for literally everyone so let's do this other thing that isn't as good"

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