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adrenalinelol
4y ago
+1, this place has (mostly) managed to retain what made it special despite becoming more mainstream due the popularity of the SWE career in the last decade.
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adrenalinelol
4y ago
Never thought I'd see a nymph on a VC website.
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adrenalinelol
5y ago
IANAL but I'd assume this doesn't apply to them.
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adrenalinelol
5y ago
I don't think it's comparable to Theranos. He took over a company w/a heavily (but still in a pre launch) product in its "beta" phase and was chosen for an obvious reason (get the tech into cars). He doesn't ha
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adrenalinelol
5y ago
I agree, it's strange to axe the type of person they'd need to rollout the tech, unless the tech itself just isn't going to be ready soon at all vs. giving him a different role? I wonder how long the project of "L4/
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adrenalinelol
7y ago
Not saying it ought not to be that way, but the EU isn't known for their bureaucratic efficiency.
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adrenalinelol
7y ago
Most people have bandwidth caps AT HOME w/landlines. Large swathes of the country don't have 4G. Is 4K content on our phones really going to matter?
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adrenalinelol
7y ago
Perhaps... We could increase the amount of seats at colleges instead?
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adrenalinelol
7y ago
Not to be crass... but how about multiple the fine by 10 if one believes it's not punitive enough?
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adrenalinelol
8y ago
An ethnically homogenous area doesn't always imply it's a ghetto though?
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adrenalinelol
9y ago
"beat"? Is there a competition to become the most Orwellian state before the other?
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adrenalinelol
9y ago
A restaurant which doesn't even cook the food for you!
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adrenalinelol
9y ago
Usually those are vague enough to where they can axe you for nearly anything no?
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adrenalinelol
9y ago
It's not like said contractors get paid more anywhere else? While the situation those folks from the article in is horrible, Facebook isn't a charity.
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adrenalinelol
9y ago
We still have 3 more years of the current administration, that's an eternity (figuratively) in politics. Predicting who will be a legitimate contender at this point is a fool's errand.
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adrenalinelol
9y ago
Really?? Source please! /s
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adrenalinelol
9y ago
Call me a cynic, but I get the feeling this IPO is more of an early investor/founder cash out?
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adrenalinelol
9y ago
Is being a "WOW killer" worth it anymore? Activision doesn't even release the subscription numbers anymore (most likely because they've fallen so much since WotLK).
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adrenalinelol
9y ago
I know SC initial funding is unprecedented, but is taking out what amounts to a line of credit really that uncommon? It doesn't necessarily mean the initial 150M has dried up -> thus the sky just may not be falling?
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adrenalinelol
9y ago
Wall St. would punish them for raising salaries.
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adrenalinelol
9y ago
It was Newark, and the half donation went to Charter Schools and consultants. [1] 1. http://www.businessinsider.com/mark-zuckerbergs-failed-100-m...
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adrenalinelol
9y ago
Perhaps the value is the fact a central bank can't obliterate the value of the currency based on a whim, using a bunch of esoteric economic logic to justify such policies?
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adrenalinelol
9y ago
There was a financial incentive to look the other way. That doesn't exist in this case.
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adrenalinelol
9y ago
There's also no reason you can't have borders indefinitely. Open borders have the draw backs of depressing wages. In an era where income-inequality is one of the top issues in the political debate, this is an area that's a no
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adrenalinelol
9y ago
Not exactly a surprise, if the polls were wrong this time, they'd have needed to be off by nearly ~15 points in both directions. This is the first big win neo-liberalism has had in a short-while. Time will tell if it was due to Macron
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adrenalinelol
9y ago
Or when you do discuss/question it, people try to paint you as a quack.
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adrenalinelol
9y ago
Lack of available competition and bio patents.
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adrenalinelol
9y ago
I suspect they'll beat around the issue. Most of the West's pertinent military conflicts are in the Middle East. Turkey's position makes it an extremely valuable ally and abdicating a significant strategic on moral grounds ma
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adrenalinelol
9y ago
Poor guy... he only made $5.2 million...?
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adrenalinelol
10y ago
> said Gerard Lewis, Comcast's chief privacy officer. I didn't know Chief Privacy Officers were a thing. When did this start?
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