I reverse engineered mcdonald's internal api and I'm currently placing an order worth $18,752 every minute at every mcdonald's in the US to figure out which locations have a broken ice cream machine
I didn't believe this until I just checked for myself.
Fewer questions are being posted on Stackoverflow than when it was first launched in 2008. Insane.
We initially thought this was a meme and/or fake post to mock StackOverflow.
We checked the statistics (which now require 25,000+ reputation), and this is indeed accurate. StackOverflow is bleeding to death.
I want to see an american manager wake up at 4 am, deal with a 12h time zone difference, just so they can save their billion dollar tech company a measly $25/h
Many high paid WFH jobs are at risk because once a manager learns remote-work techniques they eventually see a $15 an hour person in Manila do the work of a $40 an hour American--on the same Slack instance!
Then they go "wow!" & ship work to gig platforms
Not all work obviously
