AdamM12

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by AdamM12 8y ago
From Kansas. From first hand experience people don't want to work in those jobs. Work at a printing company and we have had several open press operator positions for a year or so that start at $25 and get up to ~$35 over time and pay 1
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Personally don't view this as a necessarily bad thing. Short term losses like this suck but what you learn long term is entirely more valuable than if you did well the first time. Nothing teaches you as well as losing money.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
The CEO wasn't the one who posted the original link.
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Here is a link to the comments [1] from the OP. Don't see a single one from the CEO that I would interpret as insulting. There are however countless others from 3rd party posters that were way more easily interpretable as hostile in na
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Side note: Isn't this the impetus behind Stripe Atlas? It at least allows you to have many of the necessary banking and management functions right off the bat.
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I read most before they were deleted. Still can't remember any of them directly insulting the CTO at all. I can see how you can interpret "you don't understand" that way but I'm willing to give him the benefit of th
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by AdamM12 8y ago
I never saw a single instance of him insulting anyone or attacking the character of the CTO. The closest was him lamenting that the dispute made it's way to HN. Which I wouldn't call an illegitimate gripe.
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This is kinda how building business around tech & IP works. The IP (copyright, patents, etc.) is assigned to the company so when they seek investment the investors know what they are getting. That or the IP is licensed which doesn'
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Sounds to me like the company is doing what it needs to do to maintain a going concern and ensure it has the paperwork in place for any future transaction (investment or sale). The company has to have an operating agreement with all employe
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Google article title.
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Pretty dope. Downloading these. Might have them wide format printed to hang at my house.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Engineer's that were working on this should quit and form their own company to continue the work. Whether the drones can autonomously fire or not is a legislative issue. Cloud cert would be a big issue unless they can resell AWS which
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Yeah I mean that is true. Almost had an edit to mention that.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
I don't think this is very useful outside of short term fluctuations. At EOD analysis of the 3 financial statements (Balance sheet, cash flow, Profit/Loss) are what drives price.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Thanks and also did you tutor undergrads or fellow MBA's? Wasn't exactly clear but sounds like the latter.
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Yeah I kinda remember reading it being accused of being vaporware. Then I googled "Watson vaporware" and got the following [1]. Definitely think they are in that part of the hype cycle. [1] https://www.technologyreview.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
This is the saddest thing I've read today. Also could you provide book titles?
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Jesus. This is just great. I had very little sympathy when I read he bought a 500k home and I definitely have none now.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Google the article title.
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Worked at a popular teen retailer in HS. Friend of mine would have his friends (not including me) come in and return items. He'd simply give them the item back, pocket the cash/gift card. Got caught by fraud prevention due to high
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by AdamM12 8y ago
But the lawsuit in question seems to be that the guy doesn't like facebook using his data for any type of analysis which is different than disclosing what they are doing with it. I am all for more details of what they do with it but ag
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by AdamM12 8y ago
> I also don't think "the right to pay me money and use my service" is really valid consideration. I mean the service is incurring a cost to develop and maintain so if you want to use it the service/good should have t
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Yeah I'm not sure but given the article I doubt this guy could pay the FB legal fees in the event he loses and because of that I'm guessing it is not the case.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
They write it in a certain manner because the choice of words and grammar matters [1]. Sure no one (barely anyone) reads them but they could. That isn't a failing of the company. They provide it. It's a contract. You can read it a
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Zero surprise. Gonna be a bonanza for lawyers. We got patent trolls now we'll have GDRP trolls. I like parts of this law like being able to see all the data they have on me and actually delete it but imo you consent when you sign up fo
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Not sure this is a fair comparative metric. One could argue that filtering on theme (crime dramas, docs, etc.) are effectively channels. More accurate comparison would be content count or hours of programming. I've not had cable in 3 y
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Might be because I just finished reading it the other night but kinda reminds me of "Brave New World."
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I don't care to get into a prolonged discussion of this as we are likely not gonna change each other's mind and I have to watch last night's episode of Westworld. Your use of "economic imperialism" has an inherently
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I think you're attributing malice when maybe there is just inconsistent and/or competing policies written by multiple competing/overlapping bureaucracies. See this other [1] DW documentary I watched on EU ag. policies (which
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I don't believe Iran is involved though as the Euphrates does not flow through it. I think you might mean Turkey.

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