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dubeye

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    Comment #49176166

    revenue is probably the better indicator of whether revenue is growing or not

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    Comment #49090864

    not every profession has excess, not sure I can get on board with the idea that candy crush is of equal value to any job. money is just a measure of goods and services.

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    Comment #49090842

    I think you missed my point. But you think the bounds of every field of research and technology has expanded, except language? To learn how to read and write well, then you would d…

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    Comment #49088515

    Interesting that you highlight classics, is the implication that it's more ... productive for your personal development to read classics than trashy thrillers? As someone who spent…

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    Comment #48896992

    Cloud is so cheap and quick. I use local too but my api bill is like 3 quid a month. You would have to be very cheap or have compliance needs to tolerate the error gap

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    Comment #48797052

    i researched and experimented with edibles after beign diagnosed with CVD. i don't beleive edibles are any safer

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    Comment #48796554

    Yeah this was a big one for me, weed has lots of little knock on impact into other CV risk factors

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    Comment #48796542

    this is true of most risk factors though, diet, excercise, relationships, work , all suffer under stress. it's the job of medical reseach to sift this stuff as best they can.

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    Comment #48554290

    shocked that an engineer would not mention user numbers or revenue growth in their analysis

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    Comment #48466650

    My anecdote is there was a single wave of cuts and a bit of a shuffle, but for most part it's business as normal now

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    Comment #48348724

    It doesn’t sound like the author has a real business? This is a common problem with devs - they don’t understand how code fits into a business model, and generally massively undere…

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    Comment #48291460

    I was a heavy quest user but I think it ruined my eyes a bit and I needed glasses after having 20 20. Could be standard aging but the correlation was very strong

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    Comment #48291430

    The real point of home ownership is control, you have complete ownership and responsibility which comes with pros and cons. I used to love renting but now value the control above a…

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    Comment #48157174

    The code is less buggy , on average. You're overestimating the average developer.

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    Comment #48155023

    the reality is my business continues to operate at higher efficiency, even with the bugs. i don't think it's 'our side' that has the psychosis.

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    Comment #47895750

    Google seems to own a bit of everyone.

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    Comment #47867689

    My use is not relevant. It's not ideal to extrapolate from your own personal habits. cursor's user volume and growth is the important thing

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    Comment #47861654

    It's an interesting idea that society should somehow prevent companies valuation being linked to how many people use their product. Unsure how it would work in practice.

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    Comment #47861537

    It's fine to care about different stuff, but if you want to understand the valuation of a company, then your experience only goes so far. it's not going to make any sense unless yo…

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    Comment #47860841

    It's not 'the' most important question.

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    Comment #47860744

    you've formed an opinion on the value of the company without knowing how many users it has? Kind of proves my point, no?

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    Comment #47860641

    Because of user count? Same was said about instagram. with all due respect, devs don't seem to understand business