bdlowery

> Not everybody knows that, but Scrum was invented to manage a team of dysfunctional COBOL programmers at a bank, not for product-led tech companies, and certainly not for startups.

> If you're mostly hiring juniors, low-skilled, unpassionate, unable to work autonomously without constant handlholding, reactive instead of proactive people, then you'll certainly need some micromanaging SDLC like Scrum.

There's also posts their daily about how ads are not being blocked on twitch anymore.

Unless twitch has some crazy way of inserting ads into the video stream, YouTube will be able to do exactly what twitch has done.

Buy an iPhone, install an ad blocker, disable all the tracking, and be done with it while still being able to use the features of the phone you bought.

Read the image in the tweet, it’s only 100 words or so

Custom OS’s are a complete waste of time, and you’re just fighting an uphill battle. I’d take my 20+ hour battery life MacBook Pro over anything else all day everyday.

If you have Bipolar disorder you can get tested to see if you have the gene for it. If you don’t then it can’t be passed down.

Source: someone in my immediate family has it and their doctor told them this, got tested, and found out they didn’t have gene for it.

That’s obviously ridiculous. They went and did more productive things in the store. The same will apply here.

Also, most airbnbs I’ve used have had a ring doorbell, and in one case a security camera pointed at the front door. The ring doorbell will alert them whenever there is motion at the front door, and they’ll be able to see who is coming into the property. There’s also usually clauses in their “terms and conditions” that state if you have more people than was booked well charge you extra blah blah.

Bottom line: if you run an Airbnb you’re going to make massive amounts of money and can essentially do whatever you want with it.