Not sure I agree. Apollo is apparently monetizing these users above and beyond what Reddit is/was able to accomplish. I’m confident that this represents value to Reddit > 0. So Reddit may have leverage, but not all the leverage.
Has anyone had any experience with new Bose headphones? If you use the Bose Connect app, I believe what the author wrote is accurate. But that app doesn’t work on the newer headphones (at least, not the ones I have). Instead I need to download the “Bose Music” app which doesn’t seem to give you the same options for privacy. And if you don’t use that app, the headphones are much less useful (eg, no hardware controls to switch which device you are connected to).
For a fascinating, in-depth look at the Spanish flu of 1918 check out John Barry’s “The Great Influenza” [1]. The book was amazing and gives you a real sense of what one of the worst pandemics in history must have been like.
I saw the recent electron based color picker someone created because windows didn’t have a color picker. This is lightweight and one of my favorite tools. It also has a Mac version (although no Linux as far as I know).
Thanks. I heard great things about the XPS so was excited to get it, but as noted above I haven't been thrilled. Also, the keyboard is not great in my opinion. The Linux version could be better (I am forced to use Windows at work).
The other thing that is odd is that they mentioned their mother's illness took a turn for the worse and they were communicating with only the CEO via phone. It seems unlikely that you only let the CEO know at the beginning of your absence and then don't let him/her know when you will actually be coming back. It also seems unlikely that the company would accept your resignation, post the position, interview, make an offer, and have the new person start all within 6 weeks. Perhaps it is just me, but that seems like an aggressive timeframe to get all of that done.
Couldn't agree more. I got to the end of the article thinking "why did you stay after the first series of episodes?". I never realized how bad it was there and I am sad for all those impacted by it - especially the little ones.
Seems much lighter weight and doesn't change your interface so much. I tried pentadactyl and it felt (to me) that it changed the browser experience too much. This has fewer commands and options, but seems like "just what I need" as opposed to "everything". I came across it looking for Vimium for Firefox.
I'm really interested in how organizations are organized. Does anyone have any suggested reading material for things like this? I've only ever heard the term "cells" before as it relates to terrorist groups, but I'm not sure if this is a similar concept. But I often wonder if organizing a business more like a democracy would yield better results in the long run ...
I'd be very interested to hear how you feel after you get out of implementation. Maybe we can share war stories (see my email in my profile if you're interested in catching up).
Yes, I would agree with that statement as well. There is certainly nothing stopping us (nothing proprietary, etc.) other than a lot of work. But, to your point, it should be less the 2nd time around!