SteveGerencser

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by SteveGerencser 13y ago
My wife is one of those 'math people' that struggles with simple arithmetic. She has calculators and excel for things like that. But for her it wasn't a case of unlearning it. She struggled in school with arithmetic and didn't start to exce
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by SteveGerencser 13y ago
So what you are saying is that since they may not have had a chance to win it's okay that someone cheating got ahead of them?
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by SteveGerencser 13y ago
"If you were 42 and spent the last 20 years working in Big Corp - even if you did impressive work - I'm sceptical you'd be on an even-footing with a 25 year old who spent 3 years at Zynga." I've worked with more than a few mid-20 somethings
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by SteveGerencser 14y ago
The price gap in natural vs cultured diamonds in the colorless range is far too narrow to make it a viable business model. So the effort, and profit, is made in the color end of the spectrum. Yellow and blue are the most popular, and the pr
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by SteveGerencser 14y ago
I'm in the jewelry business. Don't really care for diamonds at all, I prefer color. But the real point is that since the mid/late 80s this exact same argument comes up every year or two. Even using the same, outdated, no longer true "facts"
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by SteveGerencser 14y ago
I worked for a startup a few years back where the CEO deleted the entire 1+TB database/website when the server was hacked and being used as a spam server because he 1. didn't know who to disable the site short of deleting and 2. could reach