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The visual design is amazing.

I am not a recruiter but if I was and couldn't do my job without taking insane shortcuts that result in subpar recruiting, I would at least admit how broken the process is and try to look at the state of the art for some sanity.

The entire screening process is broken when recruiters try to find any and all reasons - or negative signals as you call them - to skip over candidates. Who knows how many amazing talents are skipped over due to trivial issues in their application process.

The purpose of great lectures isn't to regurgitate what is readily available in the literature or slides but to give students an opportunity to Q&A the parts which they don't understand.

It's hilarious and terrifying that Putin had a less accurate understanding of the capabilities of the Russian military than most world leaders due to the insanely corrupt and fear-based society he has created.

No but the value they extraxt from millions of advertisers is much higher.

Shame them publicly on social media.

"The support page explains how Secure Network is a free service, but data use is limited to 1GB per month"

So actually it's not free at all and probably a way to sell more subscriptions.

This really is annoying. Maybe the solution is a smarter PDF reader that can detect the printed page numbers and use that for its own numbering?

50 people sounds like a crazy amount for a team. The amount of management required for coordination and communication must be crazy.

I would just use Shopify for a fraction of the headache and be done with it. Selling Go as your USP to small business owners is insanity.

Microsoft Office+Outlook+Teams is some of the worst software I've recently used. Poorly designed and poorly integrated with tons of overlapping functionality cracks where productivity goes to die.

Musk' companies regularly engage in anti labour practices [0] to save a couple of dollars per employee and you don't think he would worry about a "few" hundred million dollars? Also, he isn't spending time in court, his lawyers are.

[0] https://www.google.com/search?q=elon+musk+anti+labour

You only need to be around kids for a few minutes to realize why we are so flawed as human beings and why some of us fail to learn even the most basic life lessons.

Hilarious that almost 50% don't trust the Weather Channel - WHY?!

I get the proper search results despite the terrible name.

Find 3d modeling forums, identify the super productive and helpful people (= 3D skills and experience + teaching skills), recruit them.

Everything also beats the built-in Windows search when it comes to searching through text files by having the 'content:' operator. Combine it with a specific folder path and you get even faster and accurate searches.

I used to work in e-com and it was incredibly common to look at Amazon for inspiration and design implementation. Crazy considering how complex Amazon's business and user needs are.

Fun and a brilliant little marketing campaign too.

The most difficult part of FromSoftware's success formula to replicate is their... success. Like creating masterpiece after masterpiece that has earned them a reputation of being one of the very best game studios on the planet. Even if you have never played one of their games you've heard of them and their exceptional quality. The trust that their customers have in them is impossible to buy or replicate.

The UX is mediocre due to their refusal to add GUI elements we've had since the 80s because the product can't be allowed to compete against Visual Studio.

VS Code has lots of plugins for working with JSON. The only problem is that you have to use VS Code.

"Nobody ever got fired for choosing Vimeo" isn't a thing.

Vimeo is dying. There is no way they can stay afloat abusing their tiny and shrinking user base with an increasingly exorbitant pricing.

> What is there to be careful of MVP as a strategy? Well, to start, I don’t think MVP works. The risk is you’re going to build something and nobody will come (or stay), and then you’ll run out of money.

MVPs don't exist in a vacuum, they are part of a larger effort to figure out your business model (what is the actual problem? Who are your customers? How will you make money?) in the most efficient way possible. For a MVP to make sense, you have to do user research and truly understand the problem domain.

> Your company shouldn’t be in search of a business model, you should know what you need to build.

This is wishful thinking. Tons of products and companies fail simply because founders think they "know" what their business model is when in fact it's just a bunch of unverified assumptions about the market.

But whatever setup they've had has been working for two years...

Calling it face-to-face interaction is confusing when it is actually about the perspective at which a student observes the actions of a teacher.

It's a dark pattern designed to drive fake engagement.

"I don't know why you are upset that I'm stabbing you when I've been poisoning your all these years ha ha ha".