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> For the moment at least, Clubhouse is chock full of cool and influential people. There's a fundamental tension here. Cool and influential people want to hang out with other cool …

There is not a big difference between those two statements. In fact they are identical in meaning.

> When it reach the cap, all your service stop working? This is incredibly user hostile. So set your cap to a very high number, much higher than any amount you expect to be billed.…

I think error budgets are an excellent idea for this type of tension. Release crap that breaks too often? OK, you have taken too much of another team's resources, and will have to …

Not something I have direct experience of, but don't most engineers, designers working on hardware projects spend a similar amount of time working at a computer with a screen, keyb…

The original story has been told for around 50 years with the widely noted implication "this was dickish behavior - they didn't have any particular preference for non-brown M&Ms bu…

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. Not no evidence except the word of the person denying a story which paints them in a bad light. If true, it is very surprising.…

Because the hit writers who are working for $100 a piece, are expecting that if their song gets picked up, they will share in its success through their publishing royalties.

This seems like a reductive view which is based on ignorance of how songwriting royalties work. Songwriting credit is copyright in the music and lyrics of the song. Artist credit i…

Is this really the true story? I see that claim a lot and it's obviously a nice story. But isn't it quite likely that they were just acting like obnoxious rock stars, and they made…

Sorry, but this is wrong. First of all the rates for publishing royalties are standardized and typically wouldn't be renegotiated on a song-by-song or project-by-project basis. So …