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Honestly, if the culture is as bad as you say....the company is likely to perish or go into decline at some point. While there may be a moral argument around protecting potential new employees and warning them not to join. Or to encourage Y
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It depends on your perspective. I feel that we are all humans and all have personal issues. This means it’s okay to talk about them in a healthy manner.
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Yeah it can come from a background of abundance but does not mean it is not a good attitude to have. I have spent most of my life with an attitude of scarcity and I was jealous of others. It held me back in so many ways and made me unhappy.
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5y ago
It’s funny, when I see critics of crypto currencies, there’s always one crypto currency which solves that particular problem. Crypto advocates always seem to have another argument in their toolkit. If you put forwards an economic argument a
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Normally you have a job interview because on paper you are deemed to be skilled enough to do the job. Belonging is helpful but effort and merit go a long way. It’s a multi factor problem. At my work, I’ve had to move people into new roles o
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Covid – Societal and Economic Trade-Offs
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Honestly, I think it’s simpler than that. The US does not want smaller nations to have comparable hacking and spying capabilities…
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Ask HN: What would quantum computing do to crypto currencies and blockchain?
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What would quantum comouting mean for Bitcoin?
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What is the point of an NFT if you can just copy the artwork and use for free!?!? A painting you know its the original piece and can never be replicated in the same manner....but this is 1s and 0s....exact copies are perfectly identical..
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As an investor, why is crypto so hard to value?
(fundamentalinvestor.substack.com)
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Can you make the home more accessible? i.e. put in a chair lift for the stairs
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It is called the winner's curse...at an auction, the highest bidder wins the asset but to do so they pay the highest price so better hope you are right when you win
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The difference is that often the institutions (i.e. banks and brokerage firms) are often repay lost funds or can reverse the transactions where as here it is a lot harder.
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5y ago
Honestly does it really matter all that much? For me, I have decided that friends and family are the most important part of my life. Does it really matter if I don’t change the world or create something amazing? We generally don’t have cont
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I was there the other week and they refused my work Amex but accepted my personal MasterCard credit card. Not sure your statement is accurate.
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Don't most people do this with a credit card they pay off most months? This is what I do plus credit cards give more protection than debit cards. I have the majority of my net worth invested at one of my brokers and I tend to hold mini
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Yes and the same argument is used for all green laws which makes things like manufacturing more expensive. When becoming greener, we have to start some where
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I dont really understand how your comments refute what I wrote...I am saying that the ability to communicate and get on with others (if you want to call it emotional intelligence) is important in helping people work together. Therefore bein
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Yes because some people believe that kicking ass and taking names means that one can afford to be rude or antisocial because the mission takes priority. Utimately these very same people sometimes do not take the time to listen to other arou
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I believe your statement including real estate, startups, non-dividend stocks in this category is incorrect. They all have the potential to generate cash flow. Maybe not at the time of investment but at some point in the future. I work in i
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Yes I agree which is why online safety is important. Surely would the need to place items in safe deposit boxes not lead to an increase in break-ins? Hostage situations? Which I why I think online banking will remaing in place. Ability to r
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all very cool because of the use of the word crypto which has great marketing but really what we are talking about is a mix of decentralized databases and decentralized currencies. Doesnt sound quite as cool if put like that...
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Is it not news?! If crypto is really the future, then surely would not the majority of the non-technical population prefer to keep their assets with a trusted third party like Coinbase? If everyone keeps their savings at home on a device of
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Focus on empathy and listening. Also be open and be positive (think the best of people). Believing the world is a fun place full of opportunities helps one to be happy and attract people. Open up and be vulnerable with people i.e. I finding
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More like they live at work....
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I dont know bro. it really depends on where I work. I agree that in some places that yes it was work work but at others it was a way of letting our guards down and coming together as a team. This helped relationships in the office since we
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Not sure I am convinced…business owners, I’ve been speaking to, have been saying that they are either moving manufacturing away from China to cheaper locations like Vietnam or Mexico or they are on-shoring to the US but with more automation
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I meet plenty of professionals who despite having made millions and could retire, still work. Why? I believe a large part of their identity and self-worth is tied up in their work and net worth… they get respect and power… their roles give
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This is really reaching...feels like someone trying to justify an ideology...
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