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techpop10
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Comment #23960357
This 1000 times. He's not a rocket scientist and he hasn't discovered anything unique but he is challenging weak minded people to think differently.
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Comment #23635250
If I read the affidavit right, there were confidential witnesses who may have shared their WhatsApp screens with investigators.
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Comment #23110232
Give Azure NetApp Files a test drive. World of difference.
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Comment #22970851
huh?
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Comment #22969639
The one big thing I see missing here is the ability to increase your luck by networking and personal branding. You absolutely have to build your personal network. More exposure, mo…
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Comment #22850829
As I've followed OpenAI, the recurring theme is that the subject/company goals opens messy politics and philosophies rather than focusing on the research. In some ways I can apprec…
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Comment #22705710
I can appreciate the problem here, but right now, the majority of the layoffs seem to be furloughs in the service industry and I'm betting they already weren't getting health insur…
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Comment #22162040
Yes, very familiar with it... unfortunately there's a bit of vendor gamesmanship with these and they don't inform the MQ. Sorry, I've had too many years working with these tools, I…
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Comment #22161604
An important distinction (as I mentioned in another comment) is that you have no idea how much "aggregate customer feedback" Gartner really has, they don't disclose their research …
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Comment #22159805
"Enterprise buyers use third parties to buy software. They consult Gartner, Forrester, and others to establish trust in vendors. These research agencies diligence software products…
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Comment #21921717
This is exactly right. I have worked for Japanese companies, do not underestimate the weight cultural pride had in how they prosecuted this case. It's not like the US at all.
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Comment #21645810
Totally disagree as someone who has done both a few times: Try working remotely or from home with a small company or startup. In those environments you typically wear more than one…
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Comment #21239950
FWIW... most of Amazon's internal infrastructure was NOT run on AWS as of a couple of years ago. The idea that AWS was built to support Amazon is a myth. In fact, most of their own…
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Comment #20792647
Ultimately, this transfers shares to Dell that, most likely, provides liquidity that could be used to pay a little bit of their massive debt ($56B) that is choking them. Dell is in…
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Comment #20367773
Interesting but wonder if this type of encryption ruins Dropbox business model since it keeps them from de-duping anything. I couldn't care less about Dropbox's business model... j…
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Comment #20365040
"we are about to have a serious data-storage problem" is a bit hyperbolic but the technology is very real and being actively developed by a few different orgs.
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Comment #20341628
No doubt that she is framing her concern from a political context which undermines her very good point: GMO's are scientifically safe but companies like Monsanto need to stop playi…
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Comment #20197235
Lol. The big guys actually use NAS and/or obeject stores for Enterprise files, with on-premesis, in a cloud provider or hybrid. Even at reasonable scale, it's cheaper than Dropbox.…
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Comment #20115602
What an idiotic story for the NYT. OK, so you have a really awful Masters program for art at a for-profit school. So that damns all masters programs? The problem isn't the school o…
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Comment #19772086
This article is total garbage. Nicotine is no more harmful than caffeine if used in moderation. Some people are so anti-tobacco that they lose all logic and resort to old research.…
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Comment #18953609
This is awful! When these things happen, why don't people name names? What restaurant did this????
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Comment #18897282
This is such an awful post. This is the equivalent of looking back at the last 50+ Super Bowls and proudly claiming the winner of each one. Very "Captain Obvious". Surprised he did…
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Comment #18795889
Answer: Someone will have to clean the bus.
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Comment #18503797
451 Research does VERY good research and they fully disclose exactly how many respondents, their size and other relevant demographics of their research. You will NEVER see Gartner …
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Comment #18503765
Nonsense. Most Gartner analysts have never touched the tools they write about. The interview a small set of users to draw broad conclusions. Overpaid journalists at best.