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cbtacy
4y ago
Enron....
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cbtacy
4y ago
They had no real board. They had no real governance. What's amazing is that large venture funds would put this much money into this kind of company without any board seats.
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FTX US Warns of Trading Halt
(coindesk.com)
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cbtacy
4y ago
So... money laundering and drug deals (again) are the only valid use cases?
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cbtacy
4y ago
Among other things, he perjured himself in front of Congress.
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cbtacy
4y ago
ding ding ding! we have a winner!!!
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cbtacy
4y ago
This would like result in a 5 year "nuclear winter" for crypto VC FYI.
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cbtacy
4y ago
That sounds very frustrating and difficult. I'm really sorry. Do you have good professional care? Are you in a safe place?
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cbtacy
4y ago
"Cybertruck"
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cbtacy
4y ago
Can we now, at long last, kill the myth that Elon Musk is a business genius?
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cbtacy
4y ago
Former NYT writer here.... NYT, as far as I know, has always had a "top-down" directive that coverage be critical. That's, you know, the job of journalism and all. Non-critical pieces are opinion, not reporting.
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cbtacy
4y ago
THANK YOU!!!!!!
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cbtacy
4y ago
Ummm... no. Fully burdened costs is total cash comp plus between 25% and 35% as a general rule in the US.
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cbtacy
4y ago
That is not universally true. Sometimes it works like that, sometimes it doesn't. Depends on the buyer and given that this particular buyer doesn't seem interested in respecting legal contracts, I wouldn't be confident that i
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cbtacy
4y ago
Nothing that is going on at Twitter is "normal"
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cbtacy
4y ago
Mozilla Foundation (non profit org doing this 'venture fund') != Mozilla Corporation (folks who build firefox)
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cbtacy
4y ago
Mozilla Foundation (non profit org doing this 'venture fund') != Mozilla Corporation (folks who build firefox)
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cbtacy
4y ago
Thank you!! People constantly conflate the Mozilla Foundation and the Mozilla Corporation.
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No, Elon Musk did not fire the CEO of Twitter “for cause”
(bloomberg.com)
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cbtacy
4y ago
Right now, anyone who joined Facebook in the last 5 years is underwater on their options.
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cbtacy
4y ago
Revenue miss, and revised revenue guidance even worse. Revenues down 4% YoY yet costs up 19% YoY. Profits down 50% YoY. Users flat. Average ad price -18% YoY. Capex 2x+ YoY. Added 19k employees (+28% YoY). Costs expected to grow from ~$8
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cbtacy
4y ago
Thank you.
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cbtacy
4y ago
For those who are (truly) interested in the topic, bothered to read this whole article, and want to know more - the seminal work on the subject is https://megafirebook.com/
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cbtacy
4y ago
I suggest you read this. It's the seminal work on the subject. https://megafirebook.com/
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cbtacy
4y ago
No. But there are obviously places where humans simply should not live, and we should respect that.
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cbtacy
4y ago
So you're saying that protecting property is more important than a sensible fire policy?
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cbtacy
4y ago
Flailing about? And of course what they were doing was NOT true light field display.
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cbtacy
4y ago
This is the absolute best analogy I've ever seen for this situation. Kudos.
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Facebook and Instagram's Problem with Violent Sexual Content
(forbes.com)
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cbtacy
4y ago
No. And your bias is showing.
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