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by wbronitsky 9y ago
It helps me understand what is really going on behind closed doors. I think you meant that "it helps no one who works at facebook" a demographic that most of us don't care about at all
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by wbronitsky 9y ago
From the original post by "Boz"[0]: > Maybe it costs a life by exposing someone to bullies. Maybe someone dies in a terrorist attack coordinated on our tools. And we still connect people This guy is a VP at Facebook. Words mean
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by wbronitsky 11y ago
That is an incredible essay. Thanks for posting
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by wbronitsky 11y ago
My experience as a UN intern in NYC was incredibly similar. My department did nothing of note, and the person leading the department would routinely harass, disparage and humiliate her employees, sometimes in public. No one was even compete
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by wbronitsky 11y ago
I feel like I'm being a bit misunderstood. I wasn't trying to talk about current employees, but lets work with this analogy. I take issue with the author trying to judge this chef based on the meal he made for his in-laws. That se
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by wbronitsky 11y ago
That's fair. I guess it is more of a management issue then. I wouldn't want my chef cutting corners and rushing his/her work in order to prepare a 5 course dinner at home, but maybe I would want them to try out new recipes a
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by wbronitsky 11y ago
I totally agree with your first point. He seems to be saying that you are no good to him if you have not worked on side projects or open source. He seems blinded by his 35 years in the industry, and seems to not understand two things: 1) Th
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by wbronitsky 12y ago
I should think that the difference between blocking traffic for a short period of time and terrorism is death and suffering. I would say the only similarity between the two is that they both seek to advance political agendas. This is like s
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by wbronitsky 12y ago
Then maybe you should not participate in them when they are here.
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by wbronitsky 12y ago
I agree. The solution to a software problem is for sure to change the way the entire world views dates.
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by wbronitsky 12y ago
Seems like people don't understand the climate here with regards to Marijuana in SF. No one cares at all. There are a ton of dispensaries and delivery services, and they all operate lawfully. In fact, most of the deliveries I have seen
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by wbronitsky 12y ago
Why is everyone just attacking these people without trying the product at all? Does anyone share their scaling plans directly with HN? I'm very put off by the negativity here. I think this is a great idea. There are a ton of patients w
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by wbronitsky 13y ago
What about App Academy? I feel like this article does not address the business model of investing in the students until they get a job. http://www.appacademy.io