Sorry, a bit off topic, but am I the only one that finds that webpage really horrible to look at? The background makes me think I have a dirty screen. I find it quite unpleasant to look at.
Lucky for you, you won't have to look at it ever again.
It’s time to say goodbye
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downvoting?!?!? no one likes Yoda? http://listdose.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/Yoda.jpg
Pun and joke threads are discouraged on HN.
Can we give the guy a break on a Friday night? Just letting his post die without upvotes is enough for him to get the idea
Re: It’s time to say goodbye
#33But you can still get hired there :)
https://do.com/jobs
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Salesforce is under zero pressure to care what anybody outside of it's extremely profitable walled garden thinks.
Is Salesforce extremely profitable? http://beta.fool.com/boriskabinov/2012/08/13/will-salesforce... http://www.informationweek.com/software/enterprise-applicati... Looks like the answer is... not yet. (maybe never?)
Hah, good point. I forgot about reality! Can we say "lucrative?" There are certainly some houses being bought with SF dollars.
Re: It’s time to say goodbye
#36What does Do do?
You can do anything you want at do.com.
The impossible is not a barrier at do.com.
Welcome to do.com.
Re: It’s time to say goodbye
#37If you have a good idea about what to do with the do.com name, maybe they will give it to you if you partecipate to their $1M first price hackathon ;-) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6614973
Re: It’s time to say goodbye
#38The video they used for launch was great! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7myUgmtFPkc
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#40Earlier quoted context omitted.
Salesforce is under zero pressure to care what anybody outside of it's extremely profitable walled garden thinks.
Is Salesforce extremely profitable? http://beta.fool.com/boriskabinov/2012/08/13/will-salesforce... http://www.informationweek.com/software/enterprise-applicati... Looks like the answer is... not yet. (maybe never?)
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Why the big difference? For one thing, Salesforce.com's operating expenses rose 40% year over year to $656.3 million, with big increases in head count as well as research and development, sales and marketing, and general administrative expenses.
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They want to be the market leader so they keep expanding as long as they have money.
They can always reduce the headcounts and becomes profitable.