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bmmayer1
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About bmmayer1
Previously: VP, Performance Marketing & Operations at DailyPay, VP Product & Analytics at WayUp (W15 Acquired 2021), Sr. Director of Analytics at ZipRecruiter (IPO 2021), Product @StyleSeat, Ustream (Acquired IBM 2016), 2x founder (midVentures/TechWeek and ReservationHop/OK Shift). Will be top result when you Google "Most Hated Man in San Francisco" (though now I just live in Miami).
Travel junkie and amateur keyboardist and songwriter.
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Comment #45538260
Who would you give the Nobel Peace Prize to?
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Comment #44648768
Doesn't Mauna Loa spew CO2 by the metric ton on a regular basis? Why is that vantage point the best source of atmospheric CO2 ppm?
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Comment #44468501
This is incredible -- serious question -- has anything of this scale been done in the US or Europe? Do we even have the technology?
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Comment #40810364
Doesn't the MTA pay $2.95 billion per mile of new track?
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Comment #40671308
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. We need smarter policies not blaming employees for doing what they need to do to work around them.
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Comment #40671277
This seems like a silly solution to a silly problem. If you're tracking your employees' performance based on actual business metrics, who cares how many times their mouse jiggles i…
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Comment #40228630
And the third. I'm a UChicago alum and my premed friends were always complaining about having to compete against beneficiaries of Ivy League grade inflation.
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Comment #39856318
It's one banana, Michael. What could it cost? 10 dollars?
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Comment #39852541
Until this moment I had no earthly idea you could join a Zoom call from a browser. Good on them for their evil genius design team :-p
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Comment #39361564
It's amazing that this solution has not been considered more openly and widely until now. It's cheaper, more effective, and doesn't require draconian regulations or near-impossible…
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Comment #39349557
I assumed OP was talking about seeing crimes as a percentage of crime opportunities, whereas overall crime counts on a per capita basis might mask that people spend less time outdo…
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Comment #39349543
"Who are you going to believe, me or your lying eyes?"
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Comment #39308348
Opening a new browser tab and forgetting what I was going to do in that tab is a very frequent phenomenon for me.
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Comment #39253981
Brilliant early work from Bourdain that (I believe) launched his career, which was tragically cut short. Just last month, I feasted on bun cha next to the table in Hanoi where Obam…
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Comment #39033469
By comparison, what % of humanities majors are working in humanities-related jobs? That would seem to be an important comparator that is excluded.
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Comment #38972191
No reviews so far. Weird.
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Comment #38968278
The right billionaire / fringe group / clandestine evil organization could do something interesting with Bir Tiwal, the largest expanse of unclaimed land in the world.[0] [0] https…
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Comment #38968222
Airbus can outsource to US firms as well as Boeing can. Boeing and its shareholders deserve to lose business and market share.