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adude2016
1y ago
another forbes 30 under 30 liar's club
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Imagine telling a lie to techcrunch and get called out by your future empoloyer
(techcrunch.com)
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adude2016
1y ago
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adude2016
3y ago
and the continuous crack down on party streets that foreigners frequent, it really makes it no longer fun at all.
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adude2016
3y ago
Biggest issue is lack of transparency and law and process. Even small business or personal disputes can get you flagged, you can't leave the country. Even if you aren't in jail or charged with any crime. You may not even know wher
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adude2016
3y ago
The biggest issue is random arrest, randomly refuse to let you leave the country. Even if for non political reasons, if you have ANY sort of business dispute, or personal dispute (valid or not) that can get you flagged. And totally lack of
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adude2016
4y ago
regardless of what happened, I think given the publicity, I don't think any company will ever hire him again. Hopefully he got enough shares from Carta to retire.
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adude2016
5y ago
So confused. According to techcrunch article, they said Kalo the CEO's old company died. But if you look at TOS of Polywork is says: "Welcome to Polywork, the website and online and/or mobile service of Kalo Industries, Inc.
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In depth explanation of what exactly is the vulnerability of Meltdown
(moesif.com)
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adude2016
9y ago
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adude2016
10y ago
If you just move to SF or NYC, I am not sure if you'll get plugged into the network of investors immediately. Get plugged into a network takes time. If you are doing a social network, what investors will want to see (no matter where th
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adude2016
10y ago
If you are a skilled developer, it shouldn't be hard to leave your day job or find a different one. If you want to work hard as a developer, you can do independent consulting gigs also.