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I don't know enough about the Slack product or business model to comment authoritatively, but I'm really confused how they're losing money (and so much of it) and I sense a bit of "weirdness" around unit economics&#
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You most likely received a discounted interest rate on your loan in-line with anti-typing exceptions outlined in 12 CFR 225.7 For reference: https://www.occ.treas.gov/news-issuances/bulletins/1995/bull...
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That is a far more reputable industry than timeshares ;) I would propose Silver, Gold, Platinum plus optional drop-in rates of $x day, $x 4 for a week, $x 15 for a month such that $Gold - $Silver = $x*15
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I'm curious what makes these succeed in NYC while Chariot failed in SF.
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Absolutely beautiful work! As an amateur roboticist/professional dilettante I've often been tempted to consider a robot as little more than a 'Normal Line in R3' (essentially an end effector's pitch/roll/y
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It's a totally rational, bigger-picture thought process: 1. Employer will not tolerate "absenteeism" and will retaliate with consequences up to termination. 2. Spouse will not accept lower standard of life via reduced wages.
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> The complexity of potentially complying with hundreds of state and municipal governments - not where you are located but where online purchases originate - is a pretty significant deterrent to setting up a small side business. Check ou
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I consider the Uber IPO to be a 'bookend' on what has been a dozen years of insanity in Silicon Valley. It started off so promising with the sale of YouTube to Google in '06, but it started to feel increasingly 'off'
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I consider the Uber IPO to be a 'bookend' on what has been a dozen years of insanity in Silicon Valley. It started off so promising with the sale of YouTube to Google in '06, but it started to feel increasingly 'off'
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I can only speak about San Francisco Pretrial Services, but they use the PSA Tool by the Arnold Foundation https://www.psapretrial.org/about/factors On paper, a ML approach to calculating risk of recidivism can make se
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I agree, wholeheartedly and have a hard time understanding the thought process and worldview of someone who rides a loud motorcycle even five blocks in a dense urban neighborhood at night. In one neighborhood I lived in... each building was
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Synthetic consumer diamonds is an interesting space, one that was actually explored by GE in the mid-late 90s. This article gave me flashbacks of "Straight from the Gut" by Jack Welch [1]... any chance you worked with that particu
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Amazon already offers subscription-less premium mealkits via a partnership with Martha Stewart/Marley Spoon [1] and more affordable options via their Tyson Tastemakers partnership [2]. [1] https://www.amazon.com/b?ie=UT
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Great system, and a fantastic implementation of "zero tolerance" with direct, mandatory, non-disruptive, face-saving manager intervention.
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Toilet Paper is one of my favorite "How it's Made" episodes. Feel free to check it out at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z74OfpUbeac . My favorite part is at 4:43 with the Circular Saw!
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I don't mind marketing puffery in the sense of "world's most innovative [X] ever," but I agree with your view that "Full Self-Driving Hardware" is dangerous, and branding the integrated system as AutoPilot™ onl
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> our sense of self is an illusion I've heard this, several times, from "new age" as well as "scientific" type-of people. I still don't understand what people mean by this... would it be possible to explain
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In defense of the "scorched earth approach or nothing" folks: from my perspective... it's a completely and totally human response to faceless, blameless, unapproachable (from their perspective) perpetrators and facilitators o
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Thanks :)
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Would it be possible to update this post with a direct link to the Craigslist notice at https://www.craigslist.org/about/FOSTA ? It seems a bit... inappropriate to deep link to a screenshot posted by a Twitter user with
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I hope that you guys have discovered a way to unlock the inherent goodness of specific individuals and get them on a path to healthy productive behavior; but from the totality of my life experience and media consumption... there are some de
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From my understanding (which could be complete and total junk science/quackery)... wheat and other vegetables are carbon neutral. CO2 is extracted from the atmosphere, and used to grow the plants. Even unused parts (wheat straw) are a
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I remember a catchphrase/motto of "learn once, write anywhere"
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I strongly agree with monitoring internet usage, filtering, curfews, limited media consumption, and so on. I must say that it's absolutely fascinating how 80s/90s "normal" is now perceived as extremely strict, but unders
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From my understanding, the issue is with the annual recurring property taxes which have a capped annual increase per Proposition 13. Thus, the "taxable value" of the homes pre-sale is a fraction of what it is post-sale, even after
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From my understanding, it's not even a matter of upgrading. Two neighbors with exactly identical homes, who have lived in the same city for 20 years, wouldn't be able to sell their houses to one another (for a net gain of $0 each)
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Not very "meh" IMO as obesity, and especially childhood obesity, is a national security issue. https://www.usnews.com/opinion/blogs/policy-dose/articles/20...
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Silicon Valley parents are raising their kids tech-free
(sfgate.com)
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I think this depends on your definition of "competing service." Some think "Taxis/Limos," others expand to public transit, and others expand to personal car ownership in general. We shall see, but until them I'
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Here's how I suspect this thing works: [1]: Crawl reddit.com/r/roastme [2]: Map images to an array of "roast" comments [3]: Compare input photo to all images from [2] [4]: Return top three roasts from most similar i
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