World Conflicts
Yesterday
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If Osama was alive today, would he have found support from some liberals in the same way they now support Palestine?
Work Visa
Yesterday
1076
Hypocrisy of Indians
Tech Industry
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What happens when most of your team is Indian?
India
Yesterday
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Ideal indian parents
Tech Industry
10h
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Why doesn't OpenAI offshore and reduce expense by 80%
https://www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2019/7/17/20694711/netflix-friends-the-office-earnings-q2-2019-subscribers-disney-hbo-apple-amazon-stock-drop The company lost approximately 130,000 subscribers in the United States in Q2, and only gained 2.7 million global subscribers, after projecting it would add 5 million. CEO Reed Hastings blamed the stagnancy on the company’s price hikes, and a lack of original content to bring in new subscribers. The company instituted higher pricing plans in January, one of its biggest increases to date.
I’m so surprised. End users care about content and not about the superstar engineers that Netflix hires? I guess content beats their culture deck after all.
For real what are they doing hiring engineers 400k cash... there’s not much left to solve from an eng perspective, but more from an entertainment perspective...
Their engineers have created the seamless video experience that has bankrupted brick and mortar and spawned all the copycats. They really need a big pipeline of great content now to stay ahead of the entertainment giants.
FAANG will soon be FAAMG.
Whoa, so you're saying demand goes down when price goes up? Somebody should, like, put that in an economics text book.