RobLach

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by RobLach 8y ago
Explicitly took non-voting shares to not rattle too much.
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by RobLach 8y ago
What’s the set of people who would pay with DAI but don’t have or are too unwilling to pay with a credit/debit card?
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by RobLach 8y ago
Programmer is the factory job of our time.
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by RobLach 8y ago
All previous states do need to be kept if you aim to audit the chain, which a lot of use cases will hope to do. Just the chain itself already being at 51gb is also a problem since it’s so new and has relatively non-existent volume. Ethereum
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by RobLach 8y ago
I do believe that but this particular data set will demonstrate very little evidence of that since since the very likely biggest reason Y Combinator companies seem to be centered around SV is because that's where SV is; and so the data
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by RobLach 8y ago
Accurate
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by RobLach 8y ago
Are you suggesting founders are required to treat professional events as places of business as well as the sole venue for finding a potential partner/lover because they'll have no chance otherwise? That's silly. Working long
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by RobLach 8y ago
I feel that people believe that they can get away with things because they imagine a situation where you can argue on a technicality and get away with it. In reality if they want to punish you for this they'll see right through it. Loo
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by RobLach 8y ago
Maybe. I don’t believe anyone has really measured it. They’ve been on the market since the early 90’s and I don’t think anyone uses non-degradable ones anymore. http://www.hicone.com/index.php?id=39 says they can degrade as
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by RobLach 8y ago
Modern plastic rings are bio-degradable thou...
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by RobLach 8y ago
It’s a sign of trust and respect to invest heavily into institutions you believe in. You want that building to feel like forever and the costs skyrocket when you no longer use mass market materials. That said, institutions are quick to expl
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by RobLach 8y ago
“The question not to get hung up on is what any individual's choice in this matter says about their attitude towards, say, historically underrepresented minorities. It is perfectly cononsistent to be pro-tolerance and pro-inclusion wh
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by RobLach 8y ago
Freight rail in the United States is unmatched. Cheapest ton/$ and on-time. Coal power plants are comfortable scheduling supply intake on a daily granularity as it’s very rare for it to arrive late. It’s also a reason passenger rail is
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by RobLach 8y ago
Historically lenders would lend over collateral, with your net assets being an indicator of your ability to pay them back.
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by RobLach 8y ago
I think it would be fascinating to study how old the people are who are into this.
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by RobLach 8y ago
People have posted pics on twitter of them still towing. At what point does it cross over into unlawful possession or theft? I assume they're just keep spooling up another LLC and continuing.
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by RobLach 8y ago
Exactly. Maybe they’ll pull away a box of O-rings from Grainger but I’d never trust Amazon with supplying mission critical parts to spec. Last thing I’d want is all my bolts sheering because they corroded from a lack of zinc plating.
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by RobLach 8y ago
That’s not true at all. Video Games have been growing with such a strong trajectory that what consumers expect at a bare minimum in a new release is a large increase in risk for a game publisher. For example Super Mario World was made by le
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by RobLach 8y ago
What are “society’s rules”? Laws? Laws are arbitrary and regularly criminalize particular demographics or even singular entities for whatever reason to enforce an agenda.
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by RobLach 8y ago
Whenever I ride around Berkeley, CA I see a sea of "nuclear-free zone" signs on roads filled with Prius traffic. It's not so easy to understand the real agendas here.
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by RobLach 8y ago
There’s a clever market force here in forcing a business to cover the costs of a government program if a company’s employees use it; it’ll be in the best interest of the company to then provide just enough wages and internal services to all
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by RobLach 8y ago
Heh, I’m sure an official guided tour by Amazon of a fulfillment center will be as accurate and reassuring as an official guided tour of a supermarket by the North Korean travel ministry.
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by RobLach 8y ago
Or they’re trying to raise it an order of magnitude.
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by RobLach 8y ago
inb4 RootInsuranceDiscountGuide.com and the value proposition diminishes to 0
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Which companies are you referring to?
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by RobLach 8y ago
I mean, Black Hat is one of UBM’s products. It’s not like some underground get together.
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Most interesting bit is their consensus protocol.
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by RobLach 8y ago
>”who cares?” Investors
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by RobLach 8y ago
You should do that then. After you’re done you can staff up 400 sales people at $120000 salaries to snatch one of IBM’s clients to a $60m contract and make a cool $10m+ profit.
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by RobLach 8y ago
Compelling arguments here. What you’re saying is true in my experience as well in the cases you’ve explained.

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