CerealFounder

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by CerealFounder 6y ago
I dont understand for the life of me why the state cant get tough on masks and distancing with the rule of law. All they do is put out suggestions and guildelines. Until they flex the guidlines with some muscle it's just theatre
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
They've always been censoring is my point. Profanity, porn and hatefulness is a normative decision. This also doesn't touch the problem that the platform based on its content structuring and targeting will always reward emotional
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
What? Did you just read the headline and assume? If we're gonna hold the community responsible for quality of discourse than this should be downvoted. These are just finger pointing with not support. It feels like Twitter comment wi
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
Wild plot twist
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
Its worse, its bad business.
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
Hijack. Has ANYONE found a way to play multiplayer Catan online? All the sites dont work it seems.
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
Im a white man who looks like a wrestler, while also the CEO and founder of a pair of very well known companies and I without fail will get "bro" talked to upon first meeting by other guys in all contexts.
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
Hijack for good: If you guys love this story, read this: https://www.amazon.com/Unruly-Places-Spaces-Inscrutable-Geog... Its a book about places with odd borders, histories and futures that is tantalizing. The full Sealand
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
There actually is a more technical reason. Running up to an election, brand advertising performs SIGNIFICANTLY worse. This is probably pre-emptive.
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
I like what you wrote here. I think you're right
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
Libertarians are real free enterprise until it affects their lives... But before I get thrashed for hurthing feelings, the real problem is these networks act like pubs and open networks. Paid amplification is almost certainly the problem i
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
The irony of your generic complaint followed by overstatement about my what you believe to be my generic complaint is genuinely fun. This isnt a character attack, it's a substantive attack. And you should care. This ego maniac has hi
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
This dude is the absolute worst. His brand is taking the platitudes of a "wellness influencer" and applying it to tech and investing. He uses logic/rhetorical fallacies to say things that sounds smart/deep that dont sa
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
Appreciate the response, but didn't skim it. The "details" are inconsequential here. Im not bailing out the media, because their job has morphed into an attention megaphone in order to survive. The reason details dont matte
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
Are they? If a group of people feel preyed upon and these, plain clothes officers with weapons, no-knock entered, they got what they deserved period. The onus is on the enforcement to manage damage, not a citizen who doesn't even know
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
You're telling me, an island, literally connected, to our greatest current world foe (sorry Russia), is geopolitically meaningless? You think Newsome would would be indifferent if China grabbed Catalina Island?
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
I just picture a cardinal banging on your moms window saying "hey, I heard you're talking shit"and pacing nice work.
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
Thats the main false assumption about venture. Given the stage of venture investing, there is way less true evaluation and understanding of risk going on than they care to admit.
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
Yup, your "hot take" is the core of "Lifespan" by Dr. David Sinclair.
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
I mean, if you dig with any seriousness, it's pretty likely that THEY actually manufactured it.
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Ask HN: Whats best scientific princpal tht maybe true tht doesn't get attention?
1 points by CerealFounder 6y ago|1 comments
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
Here's an interesting question. CEO's, will seeing Juul on a resume preclude you from hiring that person, even if they are a technical fit?
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
It's pretty anti-competitive that a company can operate a marketplace and sell on the same marketplace. It would seem like an obvious law to enact.
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
Did they? They raised a billions of dollars to try to basically try to drag reality to this demo. It feels like a bigger version of a regular venture story. "Gimme a ton of money to run this experiment. If I'm right you'll
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
This argument is it, but it says something different than you realize. The bigger problem is that as cities become less financially and culturally relevant/desirable their revenues decline at faster clip than their investment and spen
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by CerealFounder 7y ago
Its pretty simple. We didn't scale testing at all which turns a national isolation into just isolating people that are potentially infected. Then you keep isolating those people until it dies on the vine. This current solutions SUCK
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by CerealFounder 7y ago
Yea that's wrong. I think many our the most profitable, but the model requires consistent volume in a way that the other models dont. Theres just less room for error.
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by CerealFounder 7y ago
Man, amen. This is the worst one yet because it was clearly political. If this wasnt an election year, theres no way we get a .5% cut
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by CerealFounder 7y ago
Incomplete. Its all the DNA business.
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by CerealFounder 7y ago
Thats not whats happening. This guy is an angel of death (to landlords). His career skills/responsibility is going to be to basically renegotiate every lease to make it viable for WW. Its going to cause problems.

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