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by bksenior 11y ago
I couldnt care less. It just screams inexperienced teenager that thinks everything adult is stuuuuipd. Just had higher expectations for the discourse, thats all.
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by bksenior 11y ago
Content that deals with a specific theme or topic. ie. Sports, Business, Stocks..etc
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by bksenior 11y ago
Would you prefer them say "categories of content on the site that tend to deal with a central topic or theme." Content vertical is a pretty standard term. These kind of judgemental blanket statements have no place on a site like
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by bksenior 11y ago
This screams Pets.com
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by bksenior 11y ago
Dude, you weren't unclear. You literally lied by copying customer testimony to mislead. At least apologize or take some responsibility. Id honestly rather you not say anything than this extremely weak response.
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by bksenior 11y ago
Youre looking at it from the wrong side. NCCAF is one of the largest making money leagues in the world and certainly the largest money making "amateur league" the reluctance is on the systems side, not the employee side.
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by bksenior 11y ago
tl;du The world is full of ideas and things being built everyday. Not respecting the "bullshit" effort of attempting to get an idea to standout with messaging, marketing or any other type of distribution reflects a naiveté and is
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by bksenior 11y ago
It's funny. This page strikes me as the height of bullshit. It's basically a manifesto written by an individual interested in being another absolute arbiter of taste. It completely ignores the nuances, relativism and circumstanc
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by bksenior 11y ago
I can't stress this enough. I was a lower middle class kid who grew up with rich kids and seeing HOW other parents made a life made it so I had no question what I wanted to do. I learned from an early age what I could just apologize
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by bksenior 11y ago
It's a painful lesson in how difficult it is to shift expectation once a large group of people brand you as being use for x. Its why myspace couldnt be a music company, why Mel Gibson will always be seen as anti semtic and why it took
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by bksenior 11y ago
Im born and raised in LA and now live here again, I found this article to be pro-LA in a way that ive almost never seen written. To your point once you "get" LA it's the most interesting diverse city that has ever existed,
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by bksenior 12y ago
Wrong. Money becomes family money and when there is an inequity large enough that they can affect large parts of infrastructure you are basically guaranteeing power to scions who were not trained for the responsibility or the value of the
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by bksenior 12y ago
LOL, I've been doing the same thing tonight. Funny that I found this afterward.
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by bksenior 12y ago
Why are you so angry about her ability to generate revenue? I dont like the values she promotes, but clearly there is a market that really responds to her. Learn from her dont hate.
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by bksenior 12y ago
Anyone got a tl;dr for this?
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by bksenior 12y ago
No, you are conflating 'social' with 'legal.'
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by bksenior 12y ago
Any deal details?
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by bksenior 12y ago
It's a children's science project! How is this a story?
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by bksenior 12y ago
That is a bit shortsighted way to look at value added for being part of a startup. Experience and an elevated role can increase earning power regardless of the start-up outcome.
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by bksenior 12y ago
A credit card is by definition a loan, so Id say they have. Thats why when you open a new business you have an Orcas weight in "sign up for this credit card" envelopes at your door.
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by bksenior 12y ago
Anecdotally I take way way more Lyft's and Uber's now than I did taxi's 3 years ago with very little change in my expendable income. FYI, im in LA.
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by bksenior 12y ago
He has had a pattern of this stuff and I can;t really think of another way they could have done it, but all of these stories are starting to read like TMZ.
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by bksenior 12y ago
Terrible comment, but for an industry built on fringe ideas and people it seems the guillotine of public or consensus opinion seems to act quicker and quick with extreme finality. I don't endorse what he said, and agree that he has d
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by bksenior 12y ago
In my experience the important things are: 1. Do they proactively do the tedious stuff when things aren't exciting? Passion waxes and wanes and good co-founders dig deep and push through the bottoms of the motivation cycle. 2. Would
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by bksenior 12y ago
It would be great if he made the donation as a portion of stock. I think it would fit the "Tesla, the unsung hero" narrative perfectly.
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by bksenior 13y ago
A simple voting mechanism would work where you announce the shares you own to the pool you want to join.
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by bksenior 13y ago
Consumer Web Company - Los Angeles, CA We are a changing interior design by offering customers a flat fee and multiple design all through one of the best user experiences on the web by using technology to create a marketplace. The found
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by bksenior 13y ago
Thats crazy. IN my experience a good hotel experience is not 9 in 10 trips, but instead significantly less.
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by bksenior 13y ago
Thats not his job, he is not a historian. His job is to tell an entertaining story and there is a high probability you will be disappointed.
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by bksenior 13y ago
This attitude is a big problem at best and purposefully dangerous at worst. In most systematic oppressive situations the smaller voice gets very few moments to speak. All issues are complex and worse yet opaque, but videos serve as smoke,

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