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by ak_111 5y ago
you most certainly lose your professorship in the US for tweeting mild stuff: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2020/01/11/us/B... also, renowned foreign professors in the US ar
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by ak_111 5y ago
For a start "How Bill Gates Impeded Global Access to Covid Vaccines Through his hallowed foundation. The world’s de facto public health czar has been a stalwart defender of monopoly medicine": https://newrepublic.com&#x
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by ak_111 5y ago
Could it be that they noticed a hit to the Tesla brand with the green-conscious segment of their customer base due to the bitcoin investment which was starting to be reflected in a drop in car sales, and which they concluded wasn't goi
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by ak_111 6y ago
Actually it does, this is from one paragraph from the article (there are more examples, and probably more from the book that the article is a review of): "Hawking became “as much a brand as he was a person,” says Seife. Billionaire ent
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by ak_111 6y ago
It seems he wasn't aware of her leaving (from twitter), so probably weren't intending to found something together.
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by ak_111 6y ago
Given that one of your partners is a "Lean Coach" did you consider to first sell a no-code service. Perhaps one focused on helping/coaching/training companies manage remote meetings effectively. This service would be adm
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by ak_111 6y ago
This is a well-articulated list, and captures a lot of my negativity towards crypto. But as I like to keep an open mind about new tech, I always wonder if something like this could have been said about the early days of Linux: 1) Open-sourc