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Everything these days seems to be click bait/top 10 lists or corporate propaganda.
Dislike an advertisement of a brand and it will ask you do you want to subscribe to that brand’s subreddit.
“r/Place works by letting users drop a pixel of one of eight colors wherever they want on the canvas, but they have to wait a few minutes to be able to drop another.“ - the functionality users have been demanding…
I was getting spammed on LinkedIn by the CEO of an infra platform company. I looked on Reddit to see what the company was about. Glowing reviews from numerous accounts that all mysteriously stopped posting shortly after leaving those reviews.
Reddit Community Team:
https://www.reddit.com/r/modnews/comments/14ytp8b/evolving_a...
Top Comment: I don't get it. You're taking this stuff away with no compensation or transition into whatever you'd like to add in the future? Seems rather inconsiderate.
The management are doing everything to monetise in anticipation of their IPO. Their whole business model is based on free labour. Piss your free labour off, no business model.
“the link to the ticket”
“basic details they didn’t include”
“asking did they read the documentation”
“asking did they already contact X team”
Generally people who just say “hi” do everything ad-hoc and haven’t thought through the request.
When ever there’s a sales team in front of a service it seems like the service isn’t worth the cost.
For example I work with multiple different timezones, I have meetings all morning. I can quickly answer questions if they’re straight to the point. Daily I’ll get 10-15 people contacting me about X topic. If it’s not straight to the point I can’t help, it will be after lunch before I can and then it’s probably too late.
People can make up their own mind if they think the Dev was trying to blackmail Reddit or not.
Seems like he’s on a media blitz to try and change the narrative. You know when you’re doing interviews with The Verge you’re in bother.
The BBC neglected to include this statistic from the report they referenced.
“Digital Nomads Among the Most Satisfied with their Work and Income Consistent with prior years, digital nomads are among the workers most satisfied with their work and lifestyle.”
Mechanical watches are diamonds for men.
The amount of hours lost by teams estimating work is insane.
All these books/frameworks are all the same.
Accelerate: "Copy what successful teams do and your team will suddenly be successful"
The Phoenix Project: "IT department was bad, they made small changes and then eventually they all lived happily ever after"
Any Google service that doesn’t meaningfully impact the next quarterly earnings should start getting ready for the chopping block.
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