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Comment #31691264
360 feedback usually happens a few times a year while Dot Collector feedback seems like it's for every meeting [0][1]. This reminds me of the Black Mirror episode "Nosedive" where …
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Comment #14904182
Eaze | Senior Software Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full-time Onsite Eaze (eaze.com) is the easiest, fastest, and most professional way to get medical marijuana delivered. Eaze h…
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Comment #14691384
Eaze | Senior Software Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full-time Onsite Eaze (eaze.com) is the easiest, fastest, and most professional way to get medical marijuana delivered. Eaze h…
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Comment #14572861
Do you think this acquisition actually opens doors for Instacart/Shipt? Existing grocery chains are now going up against Amazon. Maybe they'll be more willing to partner with Insta…
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Comment #14471872
Eaze | Software Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full-time Onsite Eaze (eaze.com) is the easiest, fastest, and most professional way to get medical marijuana delivered. Eaze has quic…
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Comment #13684335
Zojirushi SM-SA48-BA Stainless Steel Mug, Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HYOGTTG -easy to clean -great ergonomics -best heat/cold retention vs. other products
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Comment #12499148
Since self-driving cars are still a new experience for most people, all of that visible topside gear might give riders a sense of security.
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Comment #11288357
This video compares the Chinese counting method vs. the Japanese/Korean counting method: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4OqfDA0-hE
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Comment #11142605
I googled "American "football" is a game played by carrying a ball in one's hands, or throwing it by hand. Why on earth would someone come up with such stupid name as "football" fo…
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Comment #4851904
From 2009 to 2011, Google spent ~$8B on capital expenditures (buildings, property,& equipment) while Amazon spent ~$3B on capital expenditures. Given Google's scale, they probably …
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Comment #2482489
You might be able to lease the hardware to reduce the large initial cash outflow.