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For a guy running a "lifestyle" business, he's doing pretty good...
by twidlit 16y ago
For a guy running a "lifestyle" business, he's doing pretty good...
- gregpilling 16y agoyes he has. My son has been asking me why I don't have a Zonda. He is 6. I asked him to help by learning python turtle. Can't start them too young.
- mahmud 16y agoYou think your son can make that much money coding? what opportunities do you see for him? Source them and take a commission, mid two digits, really :-)
- binomial 16y agoI assume he meant for a startup :)
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- petercooper 16y agoYou could tell him the article has a typo and it's a Honda.
- jdietrich 16y agoYeah, if this is what founding a "dipshit company" or a "lifestyle business" earns you, count me in. DHH has a lot of critics, but remarkably few of them drive supercars.
- pwpwp 16y agoBy that analogy, you'd have to be a mass murderer to criticize Hitler. ;)
- run4yourlives 16y agoUm, I suppose if you were trying to argue about how to best murder an entire race of people you would. Hey don't look at me, it's your analogy after all.
- joshu 16y agoDipshit company refers to flippables, not this.
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- bl4k 16y agodrives is a supercar is not a measure of being right as the post mentioned, a lot of despots and autocrats have supercars, and their opponents are peasants. who is right?