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by varsketiz 5y ago
What is "today's rise of totalitarianism in Europe"?
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by varsketiz 5y ago
> There are three types of sales: team, team & tech, and team, tech, & traction. There are more types. You can buy an entry to a specific market. You can buy users. You can buy to prevent your competitors move to buy.
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by varsketiz 5y ago
I know of companies that employ hundreds of people to do "webutation" or "guerilla marketing". That involves creating a bunch of accounts on social networks (reddit as well) and posting positive info about their product
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by varsketiz 5y ago
Took me a while to realize this is derived from the word duraBILITY. At first I thought this was a russian word being used...
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by varsketiz 5y ago
There are varying degrees of preparations to be safe for various mushrooms. There are a few you can eat raw. There are a few that will kill you even if you cook them 10 times. And there is everything in between - from mushrooms that you coo
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by varsketiz 5y ago
Could you tell us more about your inspiration :))?
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Early Theranos investor will sell his stock certificate in the company as NFT(cnbc.com)
1 points by varsketiz 5y ago|0 comments
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by varsketiz 5y ago
Floors need to be tidy for the robots to do their work (no clothes on the ground). There might be places that are difficult for the robot to clean without help - chairs might need to be put out of their way. In my home I put a plank to make
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by varsketiz 5y ago
What about blameless post mortems in many well run companies? Either internally or even externally they are basically admiting mistakes.
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by varsketiz 5y ago
I would say it's poking fun, rather than snarky. Also, even if you consider it snarky, it's more than "just" snarky. It has some insight in it.
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by varsketiz 5y ago
I did that in my comment by rephrasing slingnow. That I think was the productive bit of their comment. I think the unproductive bit was that dawnerd just wanted to vent and was not asking for feedback, so giving them feedback... is unproduc
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by varsketiz 5y ago
Why do you consider it unproductive? I think the perspective provided is very reasonable - if something did not work once, maybe you shouldn't stop doing it forever. What do you think would be a productive response to this complaint?
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by varsketiz 5y ago
Well, when you talk about blameless post mortems and how they are valued at the company... A throw-away does make me doubt that the culture supports being blameless :)
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by varsketiz 5y ago
You are forgetting Azure, which is much bigger than GCP.
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by varsketiz 5y ago
I work in a unicorn that has 300+ developers and we run a bootcamp program every year ourselves that lasts 3 months. We give offers at junior level to basically every motivated and capable participant (50%+). We dont source from specific s
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by varsketiz 5y ago
Not sure why it's a bad example. 35 years later it did not "just re-merged", it still is in a few pieces. You need to think about how the present would look like if there was no breaking up. And that present likely would not
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by varsketiz 5y ago
In the past big monopolies have been dismantled. See for example AT&T. Google, Facebook, Amazon, they exist for a relatively short period of time. Don't you think they will also be dismantled in the next 10-30 years?
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by varsketiz 5y ago
Not sure why this is being downvoted? It makes sense to me that ByteDance wants non-China banks to have skin in the game and share the risk that way.
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by varsketiz 5y ago
Piracy is showing that the business model for products being pirated is supposed to be freemium.
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by varsketiz 5y ago
Recently I hear that booking.com is given as an example of a company that runs a lot of a/b tests. Anyone from booking reading this? How does it look from the inside, is it worth it to run hundreds at a time?
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by varsketiz 5y ago
What is the DreamWorld scandal?
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by varsketiz 5y ago
What is criminal mode?
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by varsketiz 5y ago
4m buyers and 2m sellers according to the FT.
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by varsketiz 5y ago
The population is taking action, yet they are brutally silenced. Have you seen protests in Belarus and what happened to Navalniy?
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by varsketiz 5y ago
I'm curious, what course of action would you propose? Let lukashenko & putin flourish?
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by varsketiz 5y ago
What about recurring customers? Clearly this is not the only difference.
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by varsketiz 5y ago
Why the change happens now? My speculation is internal pressure from employees who don't want to accept the externalities.
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Vinted raises $303M for its 2nd-hand clothes marketplace, now valued at $4.5B(techcrunch.com)
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by varsketiz 5y ago
> some consumers don't understand the separation between Chrome the browser and Google the website Well... I'd say that Google isn't doing too much to put separation in between. When I write in "google" in Chrome
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by varsketiz 5y ago
Why wouldn't I say that? I might. Are you comparing taxes to murdering children with poison and roads you drive on and schooling that you get to ice-cream? That is a bit of an oversimplification, don't you think?

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