Readit Newsharshulpandav commented on LinkedIn to cut 960 jobs worldwide bbc.com/news/business-534... · Posted by u/DarkContinent
LinkedIn would be investing in other parts of the business which would result in some job creation and the firm would "work with employees impacted by today's announcement to explore these opportunities"
Good to know that they will first consider rehiring/interviewing the laid off employees and they are public about it.
Curious question: does the employee get to keep the severance package if rehired after being laid off?
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harshulpandav commented on MS Flight Simulator 2020 vs. Real life imgur.com/a/hdWw4ds... · Posted by u/lelf
This looks stunning!
Anyone got any idea how well (or not) this is likely to run on a MacBook 16" with 5300M? It looks amazing, but I'm not a gamer and really I'd probably just play it for a bit out of curiousity so wouldn't make sense to invest in a proper gaming computer!
Cloud gaming maybe?
For example, https://shadow.tech/usen/
> Watch at 1/3 speed or so to see it in real time...
The note in the top-right says its 2x.
Top-left
harshulpandav commented on Ask HN: Are there any openly available software architecture documents? · Posted by u/passenger
Making use of colors in architectural diagrams really add depth to the information. Often applications involve internal and external (out of scope) components. Using common colors for each group of components really helps in the readability.
Amazon should allow only bad reviews or reviews that speak negative points about a product. In addition to that amazon should show only the number of purchases made.
Fake (paid) reviewers usually write good about the product to support sales
As a user after reading the description of the product i would be interested to know where the product fails.
With this model, fake reviewers will have to write fake bad reviews on other rival products which is expensive to do and easier to spot them based on patterns.