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bagels
2y ago
Let's say you have the opportunity to sell your shares in the private market for $2/share a few years after you've vested. Exercise earlier: Strike price: $0.10 FMV at exercise: $0.20 Taxes: AMT on $0.10 gain (might be $0 in
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2y ago
My early engineer story is a lot different than this. 0.7% sold shares for ~1M at the end of 4 years. There is a bit of luck, and a bit of picking the right one to join. Don't join the ones that don't tell you what your equity sha
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2y ago
I completely disagree on the risk. What was the opportunity cost for you in founding? Are you taking a salary comparable to your FANG comp? Usually the early employees are getting paid a lot closer to their market rate than the founders are
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2y ago
The options are exerciseable whenever they are vested (and if you are on good terms, sometimes before that). This can be a waste of money, or a huge boon in terms of taxes avoided.
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2y ago
When is the outcome 'known'? Only when the business fails?
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2y ago
It's an interesting game, but the AI is making really bad plays.
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bagels
2y ago
Yes, same place as car tires. The magnitude is much smaller than car tires though.
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2y ago
They already use a shallow angle. There's just a lot of energy involved. As soon as the drag kicks in, the angle gets steeper and steeper on its own as the drag slows the craft down.
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2y ago
Its more than double.
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2y ago
It would take a tremendous amount of fuel to do what you're imagining, probably to the point of making the craft impossible to build with current technology. Your orbit would have to be high enough to do a burn to cancel your orbital v
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bagels
2y ago
That is also true. There are decades of fraudulent papers out there to find from the before times, so it'll still be useful.
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2y ago
Elisabeth Bik has a twitter where, at least in the past, she exposed a bunch of questionable things in papers (lots of manipulated images or images copied from other papers) https://x.com/MicrobiomDigest https://
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bagels
2y ago
You've never had a package of meat leak a little juice in to the grocery bag? If you have, you either wash it (inconvenient) or you have rancid meat juice if you don't (it doesn't start rancid).
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bagels
2y ago
What would you estimate the cost to be? In my locale, bags are charged at $0.25 each.
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2y ago
It's an inconvenience to actually reuse the bag that is inevitably covered in rancid meat juice. Calling people idiots isn't constructive, and besides, one may not be an idiot for simply not caring about burying a few plastic bags
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2y ago
It's really a farce. The old bags were really, really thin. Now, they're reuseable, and so they have to be much thicker, but they're still only used once. This just means that we're making more plastic waste.
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bagels
2y ago
How does this work, practically, at the grocery store? Many foods are sold in a disposable plastic wrapper. Cereal, meat, frozen foods, etc. What is the alternative? We bring a bunch of tupperware and everything is sold in bulk?
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bagels
2y ago
A straight line would extend into space.
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2y ago
The article and title have changed in response to the comments.
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bagels
2y ago
The title is asking for something different from the problem statement.
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bagels
2y ago
Why does that mean they should be excluded?
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bagels
2y ago
It takes 3 minutes to remove the speaker. There are great tutorials on youtube. I've only purchased airtags for use as theft recovery, and if they beep it defeats the purpose.
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bagels
2y ago
It's more sad that your expectations would be met in most places.
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bagels
2y ago
Yes. The NSA is collecting any data it can get access to.
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bagels
2y ago
Yes, in 1920 they were shorter.
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bagels
2y ago
Maybe sometimes, but not this time. "With a human I can look at their face to see that they see me."
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bagels
2y ago
Drivers can stare right at you as they run you over. Believing you have eye contact does not prevent you from being run over.
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2y ago
Sure, but they're owned by Stellantis, so they can just stick the Jeep badge on an Alfa, for instance.
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2y ago
Warranty service?
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bagels
2y ago
Jeep is a brand. Article says nothing about off road capabilities.
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