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by 3am 16y ago
Start with quadrillions of dollars and invest in airlines.
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by 3am 16y ago
I wouldn't pay much attention to a public policy expert lecturing me on programming. I don't begrudge a guy his opinion, but let's not pretend it's an informed one just because of confirmation bias.
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by 3am 16y ago
Why does this discussion always go one way? Do people care if a church discriminates against priests or reverends that do not believe in God, the virgin birth, transubstantiation, or the resurrection (where it applies)? I have never seen e
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by 3am 16y ago
Of course the poster has a right to change his mind. I said I wasn't letting him off the hook so easily. Totally different things, and I agree with you completely on your point while standing by my original one.
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by 3am 16y ago
I think you have frustrations with people other than me. I manage my own money, and clearly stated that I think it's fantastic that the original poster is managing his own. More people should do it. I warned against giving financial advic
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by 3am 16y ago
No! You don't get off so easily - you have publicly recommended an investment strategy that allocates 15% (15%!) to a vehicle that you didn't understand and was completely innappropriate. "switch your recommendation" ??? This is like sugge
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by 3am 16y ago
I can appreciate that you guys feel there is a market for your services, but your enthusiasm and analysis are probably best kept private rather than blogged. Frankly this post comes off as a little ghoulish.
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by 3am 16y ago
Write a blog post on some link-bait subject, submit it, talk about the subject for a few paragraphs, then interject a "the company I started, XYZ, solves this problem in a novel way...." about halfway through and spend the rest of your time
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by 3am 16y ago
I have don't have any interest in the subject of ESP, but you are completely incorrect. Statistical significance isn't hard to calculate and the number of data points here is fairly large, so there is a measurable effect by reasonable stan
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by 3am 16y ago
This is just back of the envelope, but 24 years ago Microsoft's [EDIT: split-adjusted] stock price was .10. With today's price at $28, that is an annualized rate of return of a little over 26%, which should exclude the $5.79 they've distri
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by 3am 16y ago
Heated, filtered, chlorinated water is an amenity he can live with, though!
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by 3am 16y ago
"If you asked me 3 years ago what language you should learn I would’ve said Ruby. If you asked me 6 years ago, it was PHP." You should have concluded that you're not the best person to give advice on what programming language a person shoul
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by 3am 16y ago
A move to github doesn't constitute a fork, though, does it?
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by 3am 16y ago
The answer is completely obvious - because the teachers unions are not actually the problem with the US education system. They are just a convenient scapegoat for some people to demonize.
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by 3am 16y ago
You didn't give a lot of hard details to work with, but based on this post, I would say find work outside of software. It's clear that you're not well suited to founding a startup - you don't have the a vision and lack motivation - and you