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by throwaway292939 4y ago
What is the government outlet here?
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
I would think the leading indicator would be Big Tech layoffs and hiring freezes that started months ago. If I were to change my course of action, I'd use that since it happened way earlier.
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
I was following until the mention of Twitter and Reddit. They should face every single challenge that Tumblr does regarding porn. What do they do differently? I feel that Tumblr should be able to overcome these issues.
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
This is still in line with their thinking from a prioritization perspective. For an app with more downloads, they can dedicate more labor/resources to it.
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
I agree that this may be the point. Software changes, and being able to compile with latest libraries is somewhat of a minimum requirement. To Apple's defense, are they supposed to wait until the app breaks, starts receiving many compl
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
True, but to many, the destigmatization and the recognition of practical uses is still important.
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
I think the reality is they can probably fine up to upper middle class..
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
Perhaps the idea of audits would discourage people from committing fraud in the first place.. so it may make sense
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
That's one take, but if you hang around on Blind (which is an anonymous forum heavily populated by FAANG), you will find many who gloat about how little they work.
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
Don't you still have to use an actual phone number when you sign up for Twilio?
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
The phrasing is a bit more specific.. "At that time, we had no evidence.." It could also mean "oh I spent five minutes looking into it and didn't see any evidence"
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
Founded a startup
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
I think that there is a cost to companies operating this way, but the cost is largely unseen or harder to account for. Arguably doing everything opposite of those points can be "good business sense" too. For example, going with th
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
This seems like an unnecessarily harsh take. For example, some fintech companies aren't groundbreaking from a tech perspective, but they make big strides on efficiencies from legacy systems. As long as you deliver value and are capturi
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by throwaway292939 5y ago
The moving goalpost argument goes both ways. I'm vaccinated but here's what I hear. - just get vaccinated - we need booster shots - we need booster shots every 8 months - we need booster shots every 5 months And you know there wil
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by throwaway292939 8y ago
I feel that this is becoming a standard narrative. SV company comes up with an idea, decides harvesting lots of user data is how they will monetize. VCs pump in a lot of money and expect their returns, so company is now forced to collect ev
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by throwaway292939 8y ago
Imagine if "page views" of your friends profiles were leaked...
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by throwaway292939 8y ago
It sounds like immigrants are willing to do it because they have no other option. The issue here isn't US citizens deserving special treatment; the issue is closing the loophole which only benefits the companies.
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by throwaway292939 9y ago
I believe he was fired and subjected to outrage before he went on the "media crusade". Probably in order to clear his name.
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by throwaway292939 9y ago
He mentioned in one of his interviews that very few left wing outlets would even invite him to interviews. Of the ones that did, it was heavily edited to present a certain bad narrative of him.