Recent comments in /f/technology

GradientDescenting t1_jdh8foj wrote

Being in the office is a distraction for most software engineers. I probably only get 40% as much done in office, I used to have to work 3-4 hours every evening just finishing my work from the day because too many distractions in office. Ever since work from home started my output went up by 50% to doubled.

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cntrlaltdel33t t1_jdh802e wrote

It would be clever if that many people would actually pay for it… the fact that anyone can pay for a check mark means the check mark will become worthless. It used to be a way to verify the source of a tweet to some extent; it’s now becoming just a symbol that you pay twitter $8 a month, or however much it is.

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edeepee t1_jdh6idd wrote

Many people move back to Mexico because life here kinda sucks and opportunities are scant if you don’t speak English. And some Americans move to Mexico because it’s cheaper, warmer, and maybe they have family.

Comparing which country is “better” overall is difficult and also pointless because it depends on the priorities of the person who cares about that answer.

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prosthetic_foreheads t1_jdh5o8a wrote

That the actions he's taking are devaluing the social media platform that he owns one bit at a time. That he spent too much money on a company because of his pride and his own big mouth, and now they've barely got the money to stay afloat, that he's incurred more debt buying it than the money the company will make. His own words.

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Fwellimort t1_jdh4zj0 wrote

Byebye Google Search. Google Search is becoming outdated faster than Yahoo Search did from its prime. Wow. I would have never imagined this even just 5 years ago.

Also, due to ChatGPT, Bing is no longer a meme. Also something I would have never imagined just a year ago.

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ian9outof10 t1_jdh2za2 wrote

Someone said on Twitter I'd paid "$10k" to be verified. Do people actually believe this? The original verification was done if you had some sort of profile and was always free. Companies would be verified if they had an ad campaign large enough, but also were verified for free along the same lines as journalists etc.

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