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by thrav 7y ago
Real Estate, Investor Relations, HR, Anything with an Approval Process... If you ever have a chance to attend a “Salesforce on Salesforce” session, take it. Or better yet, just ask for one if you’re a customer and want to see how they do a
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What’s yours called? I’ve been wanting one for a while, but never been satisfied with what I find.
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They made it to generally available to everyone, but still had a (*beta) tied to it for a while. Maybe that’s gone now, but it’s still missing a lot of essential features and they know it.
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What company doesn't do their best to get customers to pay the full cost of their licenses?
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They're getting there, but it's still beta for a reason
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You're still thinking of Salesforce from 5 years ago: https://developer.salesforce.com/blogs/2018/12/introducing-l...
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Look no further than the CTO swap that happened a couple of years ago, after the Quip acquisition: https://www.cnbc.com/2018/09/22/bret-taylor-salesforce-ex-go... Bret Taylor is a modern tech product guy. He
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They're paid to add value to the customers and be people the customers can trust. This is valuable because when the customer needs something, they ask this person for their 2 cents. When the problem is something a Salesforce tool can s
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The new taxes on the banks pay off the loan balances owed to the banks
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The Ethics of Ambiguity was the most important book I’ve ever read to this end. For me, reduce suffering is not the best way to think about it. Simone De Beauvoir suggests our aim should be to will the freedom of others / increase the
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In the article, they mention that the price is pegged against 3 currencies (think they said: USD, JPY, EUR)
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Unless that article about those 2 scientists from the 50's is correct, and the rising oceans will allow free circulation between the atlantic, arctic, and pacific leading to massive snowfall on arctic land masses creating 2 mile high g
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In my experience this is fairly accurate. Most of the self made people I know (outside of Silicon Valley, of course) are just incredibly disciplined old men who almost exclusively care about money and their family.
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Most of my friends in the UK were in their mid-20s and had never driven, so that certainly makes it easier to avoid the source of many of the issues.
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Public in state
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I think the idea is that the position of the earth relative to the sun would’ve moved with the pole movement, right? As in, “the middle of pacific” would’ve been the top of the world. Not sure if they gave any indication of when the pacific
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I don’t think this data is going into the Oracle tables
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Dataroma was all about its pre-built hooks into every Marketing platform in earth
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I did this and have regretted it most of my life. Things are pretty great 10 years later, so I can’t complain too much, but I needed to get out of my home state to thrive. The difference between my life there and my life when I said fuck th
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Hah, that’s what Sapiens is about? That idea about social/culture vs. biology is almost straight out of Lila, by Robert Pirsig. He sets it up as a progression of giant leaps. Inorganic > Biology > Social > Intellectual, with e
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I developed real friendships back when I was moderating one of the big sports subs. Went to a bachelor party for one of the other guys, and had a blast with his college friends. Reddit is what you make it.
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I have the same story, and I’m pretty sure the author is undiagnosed as well. If her child has it, it’s almost a certainty that one of the parents has it, and it’s probably her.
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The book, “Why We Sleep” covers this and many other sleep topics at length and in far more depth. It’s fascinating.
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There is a world record holder for 1000 mile races who is all about running off only fat. Advises to eat nothing before the race, and to refuse all of the gu and gels they try to hand you while running. I successfully completed a marathon 3
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The body is sure to put a limit somewhere above zero, and if men are already sub-8% they don’t have much to spare.
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For me, proper perspective has been the best help there. You seem qualified enough to be able to find other work if the worst happens, and the worst is unlikely to happen. This doesn’t mean be lazy. It means relax, and you’ll probably find
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Amazon is always Amazon’s #1 customer when they enter a new market.
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Nah, it’s more akin to an employ coming in one day and seeing that the vault door is just open, and thinking they might poke around a bit / pocket some bundles of cash... Except they usually handle most of those bundles of cash day to
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The way most companies operate, most of their Sales people could do this on any given day anyway. Salesforce can track those activities though. This issue did not open access to other companies’ data. Just all the data in their own Org.
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Nah, definitely not that. Just ups their permissions to that of a super user / admin in their company.

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