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I read their re-design announcement and am really confused. Did they actually conduct user studies? focus group studies? research? proper A/B testing?

The general consensus seems that the re-design has a horrible user experience for most people. Curious on what their approach would be as I'm sure they're seeing horrible conversions.

I only know a handful of people that pre-ordered this. Can anyone justify buying the Roadster over other cars in the same tier?

I love how fast it is and all these nifty features but I personally feel that the design is lacking compared to its competitors.

I wish you the best. One thing that really helped a lot of my peers is Ketamine and there are treatment centers available in big cities.

I have friends that work there. They say it's great but at times it's ultra-competitive..

Okay, I didn't know this. This is awesome! Thanks for sharing.

Sorry, this was my mistake - I meant the Chromebook Pixel not Crostini (Pixelbook).

The narrative sucks but nations being competitive with each other is a pretty powerful driving force for people.

I'm not sure about the U.S., but from my personal experience working in a multi-national industry, and also being East Asian myself, patriotism is a huge motivational factor, especially when it comes to beating "rival" countries. (Prime example: Korea vs Japan).

The sad thing about this is that there aren't better alternatives. MBPs are designed extremely well and not many Windows laptops are comparable. Windows is a complete mess. I also don't think premium Chromebooks are marketable (Chromebook Pixel experiment failed). Linux has too many issues.

The best thing to do is hope that the MBP team addresses their major issues (keyboard, etc).

Edit: Looks like the new Pixelbook is actually a decent competitor!

I wished they could define and clarify what "harm" means.

They circumvent this by using the word "avoid." Avoiding and not doing are two different things.

I've followed this company carefully since its start and also know the founder when he used to work at Facebook. He's a talented PM.

I'm always curious how this company will truly scale? Having this club at nightclub and bars is cool but what's next? How is it going to deal with multiple competitors coming out with "better" drinks?

Much more politics.

I used to be the product lead for AR. This may seem interesting but in reality, it wasn't at all.

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Google and Facebook have tons of private repositories hosted on GitHub. I'd imagine it would be illegal for Microsoft to look into them but Microsoft being such a huge company, this acquisition could easily make Google and Facebook nervous.

Worked at an OEM. We preloaded Facebook apps in our phones in exchange for user data. I can't provide more information on how the data was used but I would trust Facebook on this case.

I used to work on Tablets with Google. Tablets have higher margins so it's a very attractive business for OEMs but compatibility was definitely an issue.

Tons of Android apps weren't developed with screen compatibility in mind so QA was a nightmare (Sending massive emails to app developers asking them to fix their apps).

Just wanted to say: this show is amazing and I recommend everyone to watch it.

Our OBGYN also told me AMH level is a good indicator of ovarian reserve. I did dig in deeper and found quite a bit of official resources backing this claim. Is there any supporting evidence on why it's not "well-validated?"

It's not always individualistic. Facebook can determine where users travel to and when. There are more complex cohort analysis and segmentation that's being done but a lot of the data can help drive business strategy.

Looks like the site is being hugged to death!

Ah yes I've personally seen this while working at an OEM. There are a lot of other insane things happening on a phone like CIQ. FYI, listening to users via microphone is one thing that actually does not happen.

I know GitHub and GitLab are known for pay adjustments based on location. I wonder if the founders have anything to say about this.

Anyone who's been involved in hyper-growth startups knows that having a hobby is extremely difficult. The least one can do is squeeze in gym time at hotels during business trips, but otherwise, time is definitely an issue.

For a decently established startup with well-secured funding, this article is spot-on.

Reminds me of the show Billions.

How is the quality of writing for this? I know essays are extremely important for college admissions so I'm wondering if this site's work is actually contributing to changing people's future.

she's an intern there. I don't see her as a git contributor but she is knowledgeable in physics and math so I'm assuming she helped out with the paper.

This! Delaware is simply the choice for most because of conventions, marketing, and (legal) history. The ideal choice should be Wyoming in my humble opinion.

Will there be a way for a C-Corp to change into an LLC?

How do we pronounce this? Re-LACKED?