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I used one who has since retired. She was pricey but worth it. Also she had no programming experience. At first I was in denial of her feedback, but after applying it, saw immediat…

> I never earned above $120k per year (USD). Even after 10 years and being the top dev in every company I worked at. If your skills are as strong as you perceive them, then there i…

+1 . Specifically the SW airlines ones don't allow for me to type on my laptop comfortable, while the other planes in their fleet do. Between that, and the increase in boarding/sit…

My father majored in Journalism, despite having a much more mathematical leaning mind, and small business career. He swears it was the best decision with similar arguments. I'm not…

I can only give you an antidote of its dangers in a different category. My significant other, an otherwise very intelligent women, will ask ChatGPT health questions. She knows it m…

> it's well-known that it's mostly software differences to make it the performance version. Do you have a source of this, news to me

Yeah that seems closer to my experience. From my perspective, 2016ish was peak. At least thats when I had to to argue the most against trying to needlessly break up services.

I don't think so. CNN America isn't a Chinese product as far as I'm aware. Therefore I think /u/chaud is trying to say that TikTok is just giving the people what they want.

Me too! To add to that, whenever I see good visuals of global energy markets, and traders in a room full of screens, I get excited in a way I use to get excited seeing a terminal b…

Plausible deniability is my non professional guess

Not OP, but I noticed around the same time an increase in focus of looking at every issue through the lens of racial inequities, which got worse during covid and the BLM protests. …

I think I agree with you, but to play devil's advocate, the video game industry is struggling to monetize their work. No one wants to pay for games anymore, no one wants a pay to w…

> Senior Christian Sanchez, executive vice president of the Associated Students of Stanford University, the student-government group, said the system is necessary and important. Mr…

> beyond some hand-wavey "collaboration" answer that companies are giving I'm confused what the alternative is that you would like. I'm sure they can link a bunch of studies that s…

Spread some of that tribal knowledge, what worked for her?

Even as a linkedIn hater, I'm confused what the problem here is. Priyankaja just wants to connect and continue the conversation on a platform that's tailored to connecting professi…

Your source has no mention of white/caucasian women, do you have something to back this claim up or are you making racist and sexist generalizations?

Ouch, I have a similar anecdote where they signed me up for a completely incorrect account when I was young. Some 100k minimum trading account when I was a broke 19 years old looki…

My experience with Wework in downtown SF has been pretty good! Community? Ehhh not in my experience. As a social person, I'm pretty good friends with the employees there, security,…

100% agree to all that. But I think every game being released is considered disappointing at this point. I'm trying to hold off judgement until PvE comes out ... hopefully this lif…

> What's left for Activision Blizzard? What can they do with a company this gutted? Amazing IP! The loud minority hates every new game/expansion with a passion everything, but the …

Unfortunately the game of cat and mouse between marketing teams, and potential consumers simply trying to research, continues.

> The only downside to all of this remoteness is the non-programmer workforce going remote. I'm sure you can think of many other downsides than that. This topic has been discussed …

As an ex fanboy (or fanboy lite) who has circled into hater section of recent, I can give you MY reasoning. For starters theres the whole "we're not evil", and slowly becoming evil…

> People can be very irrational and will look to blame someone in charge when bad things happen. Isn't that what you did? > Even though the company eventually did go under due to b…