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Comment #49265962
Ok so they ingested the world's content, sold it back to us and now they're protecting themselves against the copyright claims under the guise of safety and user privacy whilst cre…
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Comment #49162650
The bottleneck in software used to be writing the code. Now the bottleneck shifted to whether (and how) to build the feature/product/thing (upstream validation) and whether to ship…
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Comment #47956171
I get the filtering use case here and I'd say the other one is personalisation of generic marketing copy.
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Comment #47559916
There's another angle which I have no data to support, vibe coding could just be a gateway drug to software development.
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Comment #42483556
+1 the basketball products outside of the NBA, I find more enjoyable and fun to watch but I'm also outside of USA. I often find that players from outside the US and Canada in the N…
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Comment #41823710
Does anyone know the legal and liability risk position for a global scale company in relation to where work is done?
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Comment #41065192
Re:fouls. At my pickups courts we call our own fouls by saying Foul. Perhaps the mic can pickup key words matched the play stopping.
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Comment #41065176
This is very interesting and well executed for the initial release. Good luck! One thing I found odd was that the default/main screen in the app is a feed. That feed is just short …
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Comment #37885399
Well there's a tonne of great books and articles posted here. There's some simple stuff that seems worth pointing out: 1. You need to do it more often. Education 10%, Exposure 20% …
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Comment #37357308
Chatgpt and writing are a match made in heaven though. Think of it like a faster lower latency more insightful spell checker.
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Comment #36752629
As a consultant paid hourly rates now, meeting invites had a significant drop when I moved from daily to hourly. I noted that customers were paying me to hang around for 8 hours be…
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Comment #36099889
The sky doesn't complain about the clouds. To my experience, the trouble seems to be in the external sourcing of feelings like happiness. If only...I would exercises work for me wh…
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Comment #35837037
I don't mind the article as I take the points as the location of work should match the stages and culture of the team/business. In a weird parallel to "the difference between a hou…
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Comment #34941868
A flipped classroom model for meetings has been useful for me. However the design of time management tools requires some inspection. The barrier to entry or cost of booking a meeti…
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Comment #34133073
It's more profitable for companies in Oz to export some raw materials currently. It really does depend on the material though, Aluminium as an example Oz exports a fair bit of that…
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Comment #33759002
When we calculate inflation do we calculate this factor? That a product has become more expensive to buy, more expensive to maintain, more expensive to run and you have to pay for …
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Comment #33737328
The trough of disillusionment. I suggest you get a coach, if you've never made a way through it before. Additionally and anecdotally as you've said, around that time is when promot…
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Comment #33676531
Agreed and maybe expand on this angle. For example, I struggle(time intensive) with the centralisation of resourcing and project/task assignment workflow. Find an available capable…
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Comment #29775981
Though I like your balanced view I don't agree that life is short or long. In my experience the length seems less meaningful as opposed to the life long friend you made surfing Bal…
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Comment #28976984
I'm not sure on the USA but I know that to clear such a logjam will require a lot of workers who might be casual workers. What's the expected impact on these workers?
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Comment #28805771
Don't be "pro-active" be "re-active" Balance being proactive with being responsive. I feel you would of received a better response if you used the word Responsive not Reactive in t…
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Comment #28677632
I see enterprises commonly mess up the planning stage. They take the waterfall approach, what do we need to get done by X to achieve goal Y. Then apply tasks/actions to get it done…
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Comment #27937528
From what I've seen the biggest problem is that the estimates are done as part of a sales cycle or to get approval to spend money of some sort. Which is a different motivator to ac…
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Comment #25911213
Most companies I've worked for don't see WFH as a cost saving initiative but as an operating productivity initiative.
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Comment #24611516
Don't ask us, ask the team. Then maybe take a holiday for a few weeks and see what happens.