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awinder
6y ago
It means if he ran into the Zoltar machine he’d definitely give it a couple of whacks
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awinder
6y ago
What was the after story, if you don't mind going further? This is super interesting, I'm curious what happened with you/the company afterwards or on a longer horizon
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awinder
6y ago
I suppose you could look at it that way, although this case it’s the market that made the decision (s&p 500) which then trickled down to the index. You could use an index like CRSP US Total Market which didn’t have this issue. The index
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awinder
6y ago
For the record, I don’t want you to say anything, I’m just trying to understand where you’re coming from. No agenda with that particular choice, just the first scenario that came to mind of same crime, different sentence. I don’t understand
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awinder
6y ago
I’m talking number of cases (how many people relatively would commit the 2 categories of crimes), not necessarily the severity of the crime. But I am now kinda interested in flushing this out lol, Bernie Madoff and Martha Stewart both commi
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awinder
6y ago
There’s a big jump from committing fraud for your own benefit and committing fraud because it might mess your competitor up. I think you’d deal with a much smaller problem, and, presumably one that companies would be on the lookout for and
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awinder
6y ago
Yeah, that worldwide pandemic sure is a pain in the ass.
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awinder
6y ago
They asked you to comment more substantially, not build more strawmen.
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awinder
6y ago
It’s also to support a single standard across all cable operators, which was a fantastic goal. Unfortunately yeah that DRM piece along with the CableLabs certification really strangled competition. That said I’ve run cablecard devices for y
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awinder
6y ago
“At Twitter, a fight erupted on an internal message board after a worker who didn’t have children at home accused another employee, who was taking a leave to care for a child, of not pulling his weight.” Well that’s pretty beyond the pale.
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awinder
6y ago
I went deep down the Internet rabbithole on these HOCl cleaning solution machines (I still can’t figure out if it’s bs or not), but a big component was ph testing the solution you make. Now I kinda want to pick one of these up, some simple
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awinder
6y ago
Was it the Pirate Bay? https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thelocal.se/20070112/6076/a... I remember this but I felt like there was a floating boat nation plan too.
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awinder
6y ago
Not positive but this appears to be coverage of the same story https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wsj.com/amp/articles/softba...
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awinder
6y ago
I’ve used pseudo-OKRs at the last few places, where there’s basically a bailout option where you just change the OKRs at the end of the year to match what happened (if you were doing well). Depends on what you mean by works/doesn’t wor
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6y ago
“The manager gave some weak excuses and practically begged me to take the job, even contacted my current manager at the time to pressure me.” Whoa, to tell your current manager you were looking around? This is a good example of pushing on o
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awinder
6y ago
Physical Education is very much a “get out of it what you put into it” sort of thing, really like any class. And there’s going to be regional/world differences. It’s also partially there for the student athletes, in order for there to
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awinder
6y ago
I read this more as Charlie Day joining hn and I think I prefer it that way.
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awinder
6y ago
On the former, that's absolutely a thing with all sorts of levels to it. Base level is that most companies run background checks including a credit pull. Next level is use of elite academic credentialing, i.e., "we only like to hi
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awinder
6y ago
I get the impression that Twitter has become a much smarter organization through really painful growing pains like this. I still wonder how I would play it if I became knowledgable. How long does this go on, do you just keep moving the pers
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6y ago
How many people are you registering a day normally? I’m wondering if you shut off signups for a while + handle the inevitable attack & they can’t get back in they might move on. How much money and time do you think they (or you) are wil
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awinder
6y ago
I had a real psychological aversion when doing this with my wife’s new car, but at a certain point why would you not extend the loan at free money rates?
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6y ago
If a business couldn’t exist in a world full of smart people, that’s a pretty good clue that you should just go after it now. You’ll be waiting forever on the former.
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awinder
6y ago
Giant in the mid-Atlantic has had this sort of experience for well over a decade I want to say? You pick up a scanner and scan your shop card, then you scan & bag your items as you shop and self-checkout at the end. Between that and gro
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awinder
6y ago
I always love to see the "fancy public-market securities" lingo upfront :-). I'm interested to see how this plays out, even though I'm not sure I agree, but this may be the last time to make the information density argum
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awinder
6y ago
The reason is in the document, simply, because while the case is ongoing the judge wants to decrease, not increase, the difficulty in calculating damages.
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awinder
6y ago
Just to save a lot of time and cut through a lot of BS, apparently organizational rot. If you’re on iOS give Apollo a try (I’m sure there’s an equally good android app), it’s completely possible to build a fantastic Reddit app with the exis
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awinder
6y ago
For me JFrog is synonymous with Artifactory -- I think that was their earliest / bread & butter product? That may just be my interaction. It's an on-premise/cloud hybrid source artifact repository. The nice thing about it
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awinder
6y ago
This is demonstrably untrue (from Hey.com to Netflix/Amazon and in between there’s plenty of ways to not give up 30/15% of your revenue). But even if it were true, it’s the same world that didn’t largely have computers in people’s
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awinder
6y ago
Yeah exactly, Financial Independence/Retire Early (FIRE) bloggers/authors are another. Inevitably in any sort of thing you'll have people who are storytellers who parlay storytelling + the thing they're into (which sound
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6y ago
They’re also making a late push in a tight market without real differentiation (the exclusives like you said) so from a market standpoint it’s one of the last options. There’s legitimately no other reason to have that store installed other
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