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by tmpz22 4y ago
One of those individuals also solicited sexual favors from his subordinates in the Google offices during work hours [1]. I don't know if we should put them on a pedastal. [1]: https://www.businessinsider.com/google-serg
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Everybody at G-corporation personally benefits from the redundancy so why fix it
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by tmpz22 4y ago
I find it hard to believe Google research doesn’t move data in or out in the form of peering agreements. Same for other parts of the org.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Not really. There's a few common problems doing this with Go and for example, Alpine as a base image. You'll have to manually grab something like sqlite.c or some openssl stuff (its been awhile) but after that it works just fine.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
I'm inclined to believe this is an unpaid story by a naively passionate technologist. Parents name their kids after Apple products. Reason dictates some of them would be passionate enough to write about it, and if it gets clicks it&#x2
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Is it a shining star or a rough dirty pragmatic get-the-job-done tool with a heart of gold thats approachable to newcomers and grizzled veterans alike. The trenches are too dirty for shining stars.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
If you're only providing a component of the work you are not contributing the full $50m. Thats why the statement is still irrational. This argument waves "look at all this value I bring" is hyperinflated and thus dishonest
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by tmpz22 4y ago
My personal experience was that sites like carmax and vroom had significantly higher mark ups then dealerships and lots of complaints that their “360 inspection” had terrible quality control problems and frequently shipped bad cars. I can s
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by tmpz22 4y ago
The private information on phones, like nude photos, would also be an item. Could’ve been used to facilitate blackmail, revenge porn, etc. Not to mention stored passwords, stalking, all kinds of stuff. I know everyone is quick to jump on th
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by tmpz22 4y ago
The entire purpose of the C-suite is to stay on top of macro level stuff, and its the boards purpose to make sure the C-suite is doing it. They didn't do their job. And they got rich not doing it.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
* unmute microphone * "thats bull shit you took 800m in compensation last year" * get fired without severance * feel really good
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Everytime I see a story like this I wonder if the exploit was left intentionally for the founders and developers to exploit one way or another. Even if they themselves do not take the money it would be trivial to sell the exploit for some f
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by tmpz22 4y ago
> If you can generate $50m of revenue by working 2 hours a day This is irrational. You're only able to generate $50m in revenue because a giant multi-billion dollar apparatus exists and is maintained around you and that is not free.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
If Google is being pragmatic and young people are smarter and deliver more value why are they also paid less?
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Ah yes American supply chain responsibility following the great American institutions like Nestle, Johnson and Johnson, Amazon, and my personal favorite the United Fruit Company.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Googles AI first approach to so many things is completely opposed to their own D&I initiatives.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Language ecosystems for general purpose programming languages takes a long time to grow. We all know this. And yet here we are making college plans in the birthing room.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
You know how “the brightest minds of our generation spent the last decade on ads”? I’m just glad they clearly stuck with ads and let all these scam projects rot.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
You see when an oil sultan and a pension fund start to cozy up together… You get a bunch of tech startups. Did I miss something in the origin story?
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by tmpz22 4y ago
With Battlefield 5 Dice Stockholm did the roadmap promise thing then just didn’t add the features. In my experience roadmap promises are an acknowledgement you’re already borked.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
It’s a long list of excuses and they know it. It’s harder to monetize third party clients just admit it.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
If we say average transaction size is $10 and that you’ll save 1.000 customers (generous) before you’re caught. You just committed a felony to provide $10.000 in free food. Might as well get a day job and make that contribution annually and
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by tmpz22 4y ago
I encourage everyone to read the original sources and transcripts of the events leading up to this. It spells it out pretty clearly.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
What makes Safari a bad browser? Sometimes it feels like dev forums rate a browser entirely based on the dev tools. For the average user Safari behaves identically or slightly better (battery life, privacy defaults, integration with the OS
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by tmpz22 4y ago
That battle was a terrible representation of medieval warfare. And it was still one of the better representations of the entire show.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Even Bernie Madoff only promised ~13%
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by tmpz22 4y ago
We literally have puppy mills and eat dolphins. We test cosmetics on animals and put primates in zoos. This is pandering to a degree of intoxication that would make Winston Churchill check into rehab.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Then what the heck is that error message? I’d expect that error message from a junior developer.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
VC has always been about getting in really early and getting out early. This is their bread and butter.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
So you’re suggesting apathy in the face of victim-hood?

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