I am a self-taught web developer and between all the available technology stacks out there I still love LAMP. Linux, Apache, Mysql + PHP is like the Walmart of web technology. It isn't shiny or cool but does the job and you can create products people pay for.
The very first "scandal" she uncovered at Apple was her getting feedback on a presentation from another employee. She called it sexism and publicly shared private messages which basically proofed it was just that, professional feedback.
It looks a lot like this is a mental health issue rather than actual wrongdoings at Apple. What she is doing now might really harm her ability to ever get hired again by a company in SV.
Thats sadly wrong, Chinas solar industry was heavily subsidized by the state to purposely crash the market prices of panels and ruin the solar industry of western countries. Once they succeeded they raised prices again to make profit.
TBH thats bollocks as well as the frequent platitude that 'Its already priced in..' or that the professional investors are so sophisticated that normal people don‘t have a chance so why bother
https://transfershops.com a marketplace for ecommerce businesses and shops, I am currently trying to sell it.
The problem is that with two sided marketplaces you have a chicken and egg problem. Without buyers nobody will take the time to create a sale listing and vice versa.
Yeah it is about a website that is about an API. To make it easier to read and comprehend I compressed the info in the title. Thanks for the clarification though!
There is a trivial way to just analyze the metadata of pictures and videos. If you take a picture and upload it, it has a lot of information that comes along with it vs. if you just download it from a random website and re-upload it. That would catch only the most obvious attempts, for more advanced filtering I would use machine learning.
You are correct that its a big task, but if one would take it step by step and start with pictures only I am pretty sure you could come up with a decent success rate.
I have the same problem at the moment, I am working with a 4.5 year old MacBook Pro and asking myself when replacing is actually increasing my productivity rather than just a luxury to have a shiny new laptop.