Maximizing tax revenue isn't necessarily ideal.
"Self-help might help you, but it also help systems of injustice." Unfortunately the article did not improve after this.
How does this work for old tweets if a person doesn't accept the new terms?
sent from my iPhone
I wish I could be more helpful, but the one thing I can tell you confidently is that you can't educate your users unless they are coming to your platform seeking an education. The best you can do is just give them a…
That does seem pretty different from a subscription.
So they don't like that either?
Why do you believe it's good for America?
I think there's more nuance than the cynical answer of making money. Internally Google has become a "rest and vest" culture. Smart people ship one or two meaningful things per year, and because Google is swimming in…
So just to get this straight: you argued that Tim Cook only got there via his rich family, even before you knew whether that was true.
This is where TDD folds in on itself. It's nominally about iteration, but requires that you know how the inputs and outputs will look up front before iterating.
He's pretty into the future of clean energy. If one looks at it just from that perspective and not a moralistic one, I think it means something for him to invest.
I think it was perhaps circulating in the professional networks and rumor mills before. I remember hearing about it a few years ago.
Accepting feedback is a skill, and a manager has to deal with vastly different skill levels in the people they provide feedback to. The manager's manager also has to be supportive. I had a manager once who, when one of…
San Francisco's approach to housing is so endlessly entertaining. They want to allow developers to build higher-density dwellings but force them to do so at a loss. Gee, I wonder how many developers will voluntarily…
I think it might have to do with the Polestar 1 being a higher-end sports car.
It's not just the reviews - It's that they mix inventory of the "same" item from multiple manufacturers.
Damn. Even with a great product, that's still a 40x multiple on revenue.
I'm no fan of Google but this does seem like pretty blatant piracy.
It's in a serious tone but focused on early startup hiring. I've experienced early-stage startup life, and the article makes sense to me.
I'd rather hire someone who doesn't struggle with those things.
Where did you get that from?
Sadly, I think it was worth it for them. They've made well more than $85M off that lie.
It will always flow back, at least in the form of dollars spent.
Maximizing tax revenue isn't necessarily ideal.
"Self-help might help you, but it also help systems of injustice." Unfortunately the article did not improve after this.
How does this work for old tweets if a person doesn't accept the new terms?
sent from my iPhone
I wish I could be more helpful, but the one thing I can tell you confidently is that you can't educate your users unless they are coming to your platform seeking an education. The best you can do is just give them a…
That does seem pretty different from a subscription.
So they don't like that either?
Why do you believe it's good for America?
I think there's more nuance than the cynical answer of making money. Internally Google has become a "rest and vest" culture. Smart people ship one or two meaningful things per year, and because Google is swimming in…
So just to get this straight: you argued that Tim Cook only got there via his rich family, even before you knew whether that was true.
This is where TDD folds in on itself. It's nominally about iteration, but requires that you know how the inputs and outputs will look up front before iterating.
He's pretty into the future of clean energy. If one looks at it just from that perspective and not a moralistic one, I think it means something for him to invest.
I think it was perhaps circulating in the professional networks and rumor mills before. I remember hearing about it a few years ago.
Accepting feedback is a skill, and a manager has to deal with vastly different skill levels in the people they provide feedback to. The manager's manager also has to be supportive. I had a manager once who, when one of…
San Francisco's approach to housing is so endlessly entertaining. They want to allow developers to build higher-density dwellings but force them to do so at a loss. Gee, I wonder how many developers will voluntarily…
I think it might have to do with the Polestar 1 being a higher-end sports car.
It's not just the reviews - It's that they mix inventory of the "same" item from multiple manufacturers.
Damn. Even with a great product, that's still a 40x multiple on revenue.
I'm no fan of Google but this does seem like pretty blatant piracy.
It's in a serious tone but focused on early startup hiring. I've experienced early-stage startup life, and the article makes sense to me.
I'd rather hire someone who doesn't struggle with those things.
Where did you get that from?
Sadly, I think it was worth it for them. They've made well more than $85M off that lie.
It will always flow back, at least in the form of dollars spent.