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>Seems like the failure was around business development, marketing, community management, and brand reputation. To be fair that's normally the case for Google.
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They didn't like the mayor because he supported a civilian audit board. This was eventually forced on the city anyways by the DoJ due to the unbelievably rampant corruption and abuse in the department. Springfield, Massachusetts if you
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4y ago
When I was younger our house was robbed and some prescription drugs stolen. Not only did we know who did it, we had text messages where they admitted it and a witness who came forward. The police refused to do anything about it, and told us
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4y ago
It was literally in the article. Apparently I'm the only one in this thread who bothered to read it.
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4y ago
If by "woke style extremism" you mean "people upset that a guy who was banned from one of the most hard core trolling forums for repeated child pornography offenses was given a position of power in the organization" then
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4y ago
> Bruce Willis may exist in the Ocean’s universe, but the 1995 film Twelve Monkeys, which co-starred Brad Pitt, does not. Movies like Fight Club, Seven, Batman & Robin, The Perfect Storm, Saving Private Ryan, and The Untouchables can
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4y ago
I was tempted into running on GCP for some new projects and my experience completely turned me off to the platform. I ended up with a bug where the Google Webmaster Tools Domain Verification wasn't being picked up by GCP, but the only
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4y ago
Yeah if anything this should be a lesson to build more clean energy, including nuclear.
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4y ago
A Pot. Pots are tall and are used for boiling, pans are low and used for sauteing.
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4y ago
This is basically just saying that CEOs are allowed to lie because they're also lying to themselves at the same time, but honestly I think that goes back to the incompetence thing. Two weeks between "no layoffs, we're doing g
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4y ago
I literally quoted the article that this entire page is about, and I'm also obviously referring to Neutrino seeing as how I directly quoted them. Please read the articles before telling people they need to share more. Regardless, I don
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4y ago
>Coinbase Tracer, formerly known as Coinbase Analytics, has faced controversy before. The branch of the exchange responsible for the software’s development emerged from Coinbase’s 2019 acquisition of blockchain intelligence firm Neutrino
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4y ago
>Unity CEO John Riccitiello told employees two weeks ago that it was on solid financial footing and would not be resorting to layoffs. I know CEOs have to tow the party line to a certain extent, but I've always wondered if they just
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4y ago
The harsh winters beat the wildfire smoke of the bay area. I moved to Chicago last year and couldn't be happier.
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4y ago
And spending sixty seconds researching something before giving up does not mean that the thing didn't happen, and thus shouldn't be worthy of comment. "I did nothing and was shocked to find nothing" shouldn't be new
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4y ago
They could just flag the accounts of educational institutions as educational. I sincerely doubt the Cornell University Library is going to pivot to pornography.
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"We appreciated your business so much we want you to get off of our platform and never come back." Seriously though "appreciate your business" is the "thoughts and prayers" of crappy customer service.
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4y ago
He just bought a house for $133,000,000. That's enough to give everyone who was laid off slightly a severance of more than $120,000. Somehow I'm expecting accountability to be significantly less than that.
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4y ago
Yeah that's the point.
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4y ago
Fastmail has been great since I've switched to them, and others seem to agree. I know a lot of people also like ProtonMail but I don't have much personal experience with them.
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4y ago
Yup- I've used fastmail for about three years now (previously I self hosted). What OP is missing is that the "single provider" is about bundling dns, email, hosting, etc together. If you use Fastmail by itself and something h
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4y ago
Back in the 2000s it used to be common advice to tell people never host anything with their registrar- your registrar should basically just be your registrar and nothing else. This way issues with your hosting (or email) can be resolved by
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4y ago
My favorite is that you can look up some resources by tag directly, but other resources have to use the special resource tagging api. The AWS API also silently fails, on purpose, for some things- try looking up quotas for Organizations as a
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4y ago
This conversation is embarrassing for both of you.
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AWS API Rate limits are very surprising. I've hit them on new accounts when trying to deploy terraform based code, and that's without having to literally scan the entire account. If I have 3k machines running in an autoscaling gro
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4y ago
I wrote a blog post about connecting Github and AWS over OIDC. In my example I focus on using it to public images to ECR, but it's applicable to any AWS permission needs. https://blog.tedivm.com/guides/2021/10
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4y ago
> HN is not typically a place for propaganda You talking about a different site? This place has a huge amount of VC Propaganda.
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The author is talking about their own experiences . They aren't attempting to be journalists- they are documenting what they went through, and all of the associated facts around it. The author is the one who filed the ethics complaint
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4y ago
Her job is to prevent deaths- it's literally why they hired her. By focusing on her side hustle she has neglicted her own job, which has lead to a statistically large increase in deaths. This has been brought up to the administration a
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4y ago
Stanford has its own police department. So they investigated themselves and decided the most convenient thing for them was the truth. They also didn't address, at all, the fact that the "accident" could have been prevented. T
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