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3y ago
Spellcheck? Ad blockers? Spam filters? 87% of people believe AI hype has gotten out of hand.
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3y ago
Yeah the last 5 years of Microsoft ain't gonna be the next 10 years. Some folks are in for a rude awakening.
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> Instead they read the room wrong, or just didn't care, and now we're here. And a couple people at the top now have Lake Tahoe vacation homes. That's an important piece to this. It justifies everything.
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3y ago
Different teams have different abilities. You can't really make general rules around any of this. Should you use spanner as a default selection for your company's database needs? Maybe.
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3y ago
> if I were to run a web forum then I must provide an API Realistically you're using Open source forum software like discourse that itself could provide an API interface at an amortized cost. Expecting individuals to code it themsel
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3y ago
> Answers on Reddit are often skewed by truthy answers from people with limited perspective in the industry who are surprisingly sort of militant about a given topic. Equally said of HN. Folks with a few years of dev or startup experienc
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3y ago
> Reddit is usually not the place to go for expert discourse Its not expert research but Reddit can be used to find probably-real-first-hand-experience on a given subject. Which is enough to prefix "reddit" to a lot of google s
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3y ago
> What are the obvious places to go from here and now? Act like adults. Admit mistakes. Change policies. Rebuild trust through honest and prompt communications.
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3y ago
The new rate would require Apollo to monetize its entire userbase which includes a large number of free users and life-time-membership users in addition to increasing rates for existing subscribers. Further switching to the reddit-model wou
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3y ago
LinkedIn famously abused oauth permissions to take over the email accounts of their users and send invites to their service to the contact list. Please don’t normalize this. Just because it has many famous examples does not mean it should e
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3y ago
What was the callout exactly? Was it a presentation where they showed the logo or interface - or did they directly call it out by name? Either way its awesome
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3y ago
If the goal posts was just to make a billion dollars they could make games. But the goal post is to make 100 billion dollars. So here we are.
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3y ago
What about the people who don’t fight it? Folks who don’t know how the system works or get an especially aggressive billing department? Folks who are depressed or suffer from mental illness? These systems aren’t in place for the people who
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3y ago
The overwhelming positivity of the youtube comment section is suspect for me
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3y ago
* Announce Overwatch 2 * Stop all updates for 3 years - including balance updates * Announce this is necessary for PvE rewrite * Release Overwatch 2 without PvE with f2p Battlepass monetization model - change to 5v5 instead of 6v6 * Shut do
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3y ago
Why bother making a good UX? The best UX is usually contradictory to monetization. The best UX takes a ton of extra work. Why not let the Executives in Sales and Growth erect the walls and moats that keep your users stuck in place?
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3y ago
Further the financial stress almost always passes to the children in one form or the other. The kids through no choice of their own may get stuck with a big bag of guilt, anger, apathy, insecurity, and more. This is why public institutions
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3y ago
Effort spent on lower tiers takes away from higher tiers that make actual amounts of money for twitter. They don't want the $10/mo student because realistically that student is only going to be a drain on Twitter. They want the $1
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3y ago
Startups aren’t a great signal - especially if you’re only looking at Silicon Valley startups. For one they employ way fewer people (while garnering a disproportionate amount of tech headlines). For the bigger public companies their data is
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3y ago
Uber has saturated a lot of markets and might have a better legal foothold then Waymo/Google can spin up in a short time span. Maybe this is just Google finally admitting it sucks at a variety of business processes and needs help.
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Its so weird to me that they'd do 99% of the effort and just skip past the 1% of work to provide a dumbed-down summary and instructions for broader appeal. Clearly these are released in part for public-relations and industry clout. Don
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3y ago
> I do not want automatic anything I respect the preference but need to voice just how much value I get from highway-assist tools like lane-assist and apple-carplay for navigation. It greatly lowers the cognitive load on long drives whil
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3y ago
I assure you managers and executives are significantly more dishonest both in-office and remote.
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Totally fair - life has nuance and its not clear cut moral high-ground to air all grievances on Twitter. > That oversimplifies this situation because an employer, regardless of it having outrageous work environment characteristics, has
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3y ago
If everyone stayed externally silent on internal issues the world would be a much worse place.
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3y ago
Hey /u/paganel your 256gb iphone is out of storage due to your 20gb of photos! This is because we defaulted all your photos to icloud to achieve this result. Would you like to pay us $60/yr to remove this static notification
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> And pretty much always the new guy will fail because he can’t do miracles in a bad organization. Or the individual only appeared talented as a result of the structural support from their original organization.
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Phew thank gif they open sourced a compression library it was worth the privacy of 500_000_000 children being monetized. And where would we be without React? Chaos, chaos everywhere…
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3y ago
Yeah you'll get rich quick do it - I would suggest paying for some Udemy/Patreon courses to do it effectively though. Oh and you can pay for private discords for the inside scoop
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3y ago
Anecdotally a lot of people over-used during COVID and have diminished the habit since. As another mentioned increasing costs in a questionable economy doesn't help either. I've personally experienced shrinkflation to the greatest
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