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rewrew
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Comment #15083943
There's no reason to have the "claps" -- they could easily measure engagement without the readers having to actively do anything (visits to page/time on site, etc.). This reeks of …
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Comment #15020967
This is an excellent idea.
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Comment #14990724
There's no way that affiliate links can pay the bills for publishers; numbers don't ad up (otherwise everyone would do it, and no one does -- well, actually, there's extremely limi…
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Comment #14983664
I love this, but I worry about longevity -- if we convert all our code snippets to this, and then this dies, all the older blog posts become useless. You'd be surprised how many re…
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Comment #14983623
And that's the problem -- the CEO wasted a ton of time and resources trying to create a Spotify competitor that just burned resources.
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Comment #14959598
And you may be absolutely right -- I'm going off what I've heard from young people anecdotally out of college who say they weren't given a second look because they weren't from MIT…
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Comment #14959276
This is a great link -- thanks for posting!
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Comment #14958872
Let's break down the reality of this situation as it currently stands: 1) You can't say what you want at work, period (there are no first amendment protections at work, just from t…
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Comment #14914202
The site as it stands doesn't, as looking at the site currently has plenty of jobs that requires passing a criminal background check. It appears this site is more idea than executi…
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Comment #14914156
This should be the site's tagline!
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Comment #14840479
And here: https://www.courthousenews.com/fact-checker-snopes-owners-ac...
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Comment #14792358
In the US the bank sends a notary free of charge with all your paperwork to sign. What a pain that you don't get this service!
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Comment #14720065
I'm sorry but I call bullsh*t on a lot of aspects on this story. I think this may have been true 5-10 years ago, but not now, not the way the Web works now. Everyone ignores those …
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Comment #14719848
Yes, my bank branch notarizes for free.
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Comment #14666771
You can't just file on behalf of someone else; copyright doesn't work that way. If you own copyright, you can sue. If you don't, you can't. If Zillow doesn't own the images, this i…
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Comment #14666754
So much in here is interesting (and right), but the best part I think comes at the end: Zillow doesn't own the images. So whether or not you there's a legal argument for fair use, …
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Comment #14554927
I'm thinking I'm going to listen to the many, many outside experts, plus what I see myself reported by other insiders, vs. one anonymous insider I run across on a site who worked f…
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Comment #14546975
She was a bad CEO by the measure of ALL CEOS, not just Yahoo: https://www.inc.com/geoffrey-james/top-10-management-mistake... https://qz.com/314225/everything-we-learned-from-maris…
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Comment #14546345
Thank you for laying it out so well. I am a female executive and I am so sick of everyone saying that she's only getting criticized because she's female. So what, we can't get crit…
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Comment #14240212
Why not pay the reviewers? I don't understand this -- they're the most important part of the process. Pay the reviewers for their time and that might start to turn this around.
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Comment #14195561
Did you watch the decisions she made as they came down? It was bad call after bad call after bad call. Pretty much no one thinks she did even a mediocre job.
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Comment #14166851
I know someone who said they wanted to pick it up as a second job on evenings/weekends but after doing it for a few weeks and crunching the numbers when all was said and done they …
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Comment #14161708
I've found that nothing works for me like a written list -- it's the act of writing out the to-do that helps me remember it for some reason (I usually don't have to look at it agai…