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cardine
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"Let the people think they govern and they will be governed." - William Penn One of my favorite quotes, and completely true in this situation.
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If you are rich enough to own a Tesla, you probably also are rich enough to have a second car or to fly. I've been considering getting a Tesla, and long distance doesn't matter that much to me because I'd take a 2 hour flight over a 7 hour
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I was profiting $1k/day in high school and still managed to finish (and do a good about job to get into a couple top tier universities). I had similar thoughts in high school and understand the predicament, but I know I absolutely made the
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cardine
14y ago
Aggression isn't sexism (while you could argue their first one was). I'd say both themes appeal to males more, but I don't view this as being nearly as uninviting.
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Just because you can make money with open source doesn't mean it is a good business model.
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Mark Cuban on VC Funding and Moving to San Francisco
(reddit.com)
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If it were that easy why isn't everyone a business owner?
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I was identified in 1st grade as being an advanced learner (or whatever you want to call it) and my parents were brought in and were told that I had a lot of potential and if they wanted me to succeed and reach my potential they should take
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You missed my point. The owner of the company is adding a value-add of his own and that is where the profit comes from. Any halfway competent executive or manager will get more out of his employees than those employees would have done on th
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I get the feeling the author doesn't like Microsoft.
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When has Facebook ever advocated to do this?
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If the employer is doing his job, the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
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You would probably feel uncomfortable just about anywhere with that attitude.
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I'm currently short on Nokia and have been for a while. If you believe your post, put your money where your mouth is and do the same.
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I'd recommend Ca$hvertising.
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Which of what you mentioned is rhetoric and which of what you mentioned reflects itself in policy? Social issues are almost never decided by Federal Government, while economic policies are. So if you are a libertarian (which it sounds like
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Introverts can still be authorities in their field and have a big influence over others. And they can capitalize on this influence. A small company doesn't need to be doing all of its biz dev at parties or social gatherings.
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This is the primary reason I am a single founder. I am extremely passionate about the company I run and have a very clear vision for what I want this company to accomplish and I do not want to have to fight for this vision with a cofounder
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I'm glad that you and your co-founder help each other do that. Some people can self motivate, have enough self confidence to avoid startup depression, talk to other company owners in the industry on a daily basis, and have enough cash to hi
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Why do you need a cofounder for any of this? Just yesterday a friend of mine sat down and we both talked database architecture. We talked about it for his company (that I have no equity in) and my company (which he has no equity in).
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I agree with the "vote of no confidence" being completely off base. If I have people wanting to be a cofounder than that means I probably am in a position where I do not need a cofounder (as my company is doing well enough that people are a
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Somebody who wants to manufacture a bogus reason to criticize Microsoft, which is apparently a common thing to want to do on HackerNews.
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Machines will eventually be able to do everything you mentioned including improving its own code.
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I touch type at 125+ wpm using QWERTY. Don't see any reason to switch at this point.
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Pokemon
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The US government doesn't want textbooks to be more expensive in the US so a tariff makes no sense. This is corporations wanting their goods to be more expensive where people have more money, which they can legally do. Tariffs are unrelated
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Because big corporations generally follow copyright laws.
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So if I own a company and pay myself through capital gains I therefore wasn't innovating or working hard? To even suggest that is ridiculous.
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The person wasn't fired because that person was an algorithm.
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Guide to Making Money Using Spinning
(wordai.com)
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