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by tguedes 6y ago
It's interesting cause Kanye intentionally or unintentionally experimented with updating Life of Pablo several times. He changed track order, changed the production, changed the lyrics a bit. I believe he released 4 different versions.
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by tguedes 6y ago
His early career is really inspiring but yea everything recently is just noise and being married to Kardashians. His shoes are doing really well, almost catching Jordan in yearly revenue.
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by tguedes 6y ago
I always thought Keurig was the first to come up with using the pods to hold the ground coffee but it seems based on this article that it was actually Nestle. Why did Keurig become the default standard in the US?
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by tguedes 6y ago
In most places in the US, the black guy with nice suit will be less likely to have that experience than a homeless looking white guy. But a black guy with a nice suit will experience it more than a white guy with a nice suit.
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by tguedes 6y ago
Did you read the article?
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by tguedes 6y ago
Teams main competitor is Zoom, not Slack. Take a look at the new features they just announced for it: https://www.theverge.com/2020/7/8/21317526/microsoft-teams-t... It's all video call related.
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by tguedes 6y ago
If I was an investor, I would be worried that the CEO with no operations or technology experience is also the COO and CTO, is the one leading the operations and technology integration.
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by tguedes 6y ago
Why do you need my email address? I wouldn't give it to you just so you can have bad database security and then have my email dumped somewhere.
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by tguedes 6y ago
I have read this is the intended trade-off. They want each AWS service to release new features as quickly as possible. If they were required to coordinate with other teams on UI decisions, that would slow them down.
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by tguedes 6y ago
That's the definition of a profitable business.
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by tguedes 6y ago
They offer the same chip on their 1k USD smartphone as on their $399 phone. For many people who like iOS but don't want to spend a lot on a phone, they no longer need to spend $600+ USD to get iOS, which is a lot of people.
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by tguedes 6y ago
Thank you for the correction, but my point still stands.
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by tguedes 6y ago
No you cannot do this. Apple does not allow you to put a higher price on iOS than other places. Also the issue is Apple's inconsistency. Netflix and Spotify do the exact same thing HEY is trying to do but Apple has done nothing for the
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by tguedes 6y ago
Well now you use .NET Core and it works flawlessly :-)
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by tguedes 6y ago
There are a million apps which store messages on a server, those users are already on those apps. The thing that differentiated signal is the data-less functionality.
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by tguedes 6y ago
Then use What’s App, there are a million solutions that solves your problem, signal was the only serious app that doesn’t store my messages somewhere else.
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by tguedes 6y ago
I don’t want my messages to be stored anywhere other than on my phone. I hate when companies push this bullshit on you. I keep on getting reminders to set a pin and I can’t turn it off. I think one of the issues with software is that becaus
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by tguedes 6y ago
Warren Buffet is currently overrated because he doesn't invest in a lot of tech stocks because he claims to not have a complete understanding of the business.If you look at his record from the 70s-90s, you will realize he is the greate
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by tguedes 6y ago
Most US universities from what I've seen don't offer a different track for software engineering vs computer science, it's all under computer science. Most universities also have computer science in the college of engineering.
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by tguedes 6y ago
How does that solve the problem? By showing 3rd party products next to their own, they make it seem like Amazon has given their approval of that product, when that is absolutely not the case. Walmart is responsible for every product sold in
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by tguedes 6y ago
Except that Spain and Lombardy have been attributed to a soccer game and New Orleans has been attributed to Mardi Gras.
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by tguedes 6y ago
This has been happening pre-pandemic.....
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by tguedes 6y ago
The issue is you're looking at the value from journalism wrong. If you were to actually pay the cost of producing 1 article, it would be significantly more than you would be willing to pay to read it. What you are paying for when you p
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by tguedes 7y ago
Non-Mac/iOS users generally don't pay for software/don't care enough about polish to pay a little extra for something. That's why the majority of developers develop for iOS first and release on iOS first even though
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by tguedes 7y ago
> And has gone about it so badly that it is effectively choosing both. This is my fear. We are taking half-measures. So instead of an extreme spike of cases that is short-lived or "flattening the curve", we are instead going to
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by tguedes 7y ago
I don't see how #1 solves anything. The biggest issue which leads to all the cascading effects is the hospitals can charge a ridiculous amount for goods and services, with some hospitals charging more than 1000% more than what the gove
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by tguedes 7y ago
There have been some theories (that has not been tested at all) that hot and humid climates might be less susceptible to the virus due to the virus not surviving in the air as long. Not sure if this can be applied to small vapor clouds thou
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by tguedes 7y ago
Basically what happened in WW2
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by tguedes 7y ago
I think it's because the US tech companies have been far more successful in the the global technology industry than other countries which has led to higher profits which has led to increased salaries. Also in order to stay ahead of the
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by tguedes 7y ago
Why can't they be rare and valuable without being innovative?

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