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Comment #30319744
How in the world is a tweet about funding methodology even close to outrageous content that tip toes into banishment? You're losing the plot, friend. It's simply a tweet to say he …
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Comment #28764713
Ok, but is that true for GCP? The GCP portfolio seems to be intentionally run differently than products elsewhere within Google. Looking at that list, there's not much of a record …
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Comment #28228775
I think it's irrelevant to what was being said in their conversation. In Marc's context, being fake/shit equated to non-replicable simply. Before that quote, I believe he was talki…
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Comment #26402664
C'mon guy, that's not good faith argument. I have a whole twitter full of folks calling for war crimes against what China's doing; Not to mention, Disney got plenty of backlash for…
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Comment #26337038
Shh... The product marketing-authored deck on common objections doesn't care about SMBs. No offense to the original comment, but that's such a rehearsed answer that as you mentione…
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Comment #25710690
The day big tech companies learned that democrats would chair all the congressional committees that oversee them, these kinds of actions started happening. If that doesn't concern …
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Comment #25226282
welcome to inside sales
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Comment #24318935
I see your point, but I'm more interested in folks who put theory into practice rather than folks who intimately know theory if that makes sense. I think those can be two completel…
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Comment #24306950
I don't want to be that guy and say to effect, "well, welcome to the real world". There are trade-offs involved for every side, good and bad. Your book discovery process may be opt…
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Comment #24239373
And? Let's assume Trump loses, Biden wins. Do you have a specific basis to say that'll significantly change things for Palantir? Noting Thiel/Trump's relationship seems insignifica…
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Comment #24164748
What a ridiculous comparison without context. In 2018, EFF's total support & revenue was 17.2M ($15M being public support) [0]. In 2019, the Linux foundation had $96 million in rev…
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Comment #24010340
Agreed with the premise of title. I think Vedica Kant does a more comprehensive job laying out where Reliance comes from & how it was shaped in her substack newsletter two-parter: …
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Comment #19082456
Just because Google Cloud doesn't break out its revenue, doesn't mean its a sign of trouble. It makes complete sense, they're obviously in the third position. Why put additional sh…
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Comment #19058664
Because SaaS isn't cloud computing. SaaS is essentially a fully available software application that you don't run on your own machines. There's similarities, but key differences th…
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Comment #19058509
That seems more like an entrenched opinion that you've continually looked to reaffirm instead of opening your perspective. First, serious work & powerpoint? Really? Yeah in an ente…
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Comment #19032859
That's a good rule of thumb to have as a guideline. I wonder as a start-up that obviously has to balance trade-offs, but how do you prioritize hiring customer success folks vs hiri…
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Comment #19032844
To be fair, "the licensing isn't completely miserable like their other product" isn't exactly a selling point. My two cents from what I've seen (note mainly see GSuite sie of thing…