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by chrisgd 3y ago
This article doesn’t understand an income statement or balance sheet.
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by chrisgd 3y ago
You paid and had a credit problem. I didn’t and haven’t had any issues. Seems like the better solution is to ignore it until you can’t
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by chrisgd 3y ago
If you get a bill you don’t agree with, just don’t pay it. If you want to spend the time on it, you can ask for full itemized bill and when they send you something, tell them you want more detail. You can let it go to collections and settle
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by chrisgd 3y ago
It is also one of the most heavily sought after physician specialities for PE roll-up. Consolidation of back office functions and technology really drives cost savings as there is little variation between treatments, consolidated purchasing
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by chrisgd 3y ago
I like the content of your comment. Everyone who has experience recognizes that our love of data and programming often gets sideswiped by business needs. I think though this article tries to say that if we focus on gathering data needs from
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by chrisgd 3y ago
I think lists also serve the purpose of getting your tasks out on paper. If I am working on 4 projects, I need to be constantly reminded of those tasks and need to break them down into smaller tasks. Getting Things Done is an effective meth
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by chrisgd 3y ago
Is this webscale? /s
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by chrisgd 3y ago
Wait 3-6 months and re-evaluate. It sounds like a great environment with a lot of upsides. You don’t want to trade a terrible team for 5% more where you commute in each day. If after 3 months you still want to change jobs, start looking. Yo
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by chrisgd 3y ago
How come JPMorgan doesn’t get any blame for the Charlie Javice situation.? Under what circumstances is it appropriate to close that deal without validating customer data. You could have put it in escrow immediately before closing.
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by chrisgd 4y ago
Go to CHATGpT and ask for a link to some examples and half of them are 404. There is certainly a drawback to having scraped the web to build the model
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by chrisgd 4y ago
Thanks for sharing. Is understanding how best to utilize computer hardware part of a classic CS program or is most learned on the job? I studied Econ in college and been a python guy for last 8 years but have no knowledge of how the machine
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by chrisgd 4y ago
Apologies. Thought it was something else. Much bigger than I thought.
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by chrisgd 4y ago
Crypto focused bank and pretty small, even in consideration of historical bank runs
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I think that is an insanely insightful comment. It is very scary having an 11 year old and wondering when that day comes when his friends are on social media and he wants to participate. I am skeptical of a lot so don’t fall for get rich sc
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by chrisgd 4y ago
Don’t forget to shame A16Z and Chris Dixon as well. Those guys were complete scumbags around the crypto space
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by chrisgd 4y ago
All the reasons they gave are warnings we already know - fed tightening, auto delinquencies, and a declining savings rate. All general warnings but nothing specific about what they are seeing. I wonder if all of management got new restricte
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by chrisgd 4y ago
I received a D minus in two classes my first semester. I thought I was fully prepared for college (and I was if i had been at home and I didn’t have anyone next door to play James Bond on N64 while drinking beers and ordering pizza). I can
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by chrisgd 4y ago
Is it their fault they found someone willing to pay $14/share?
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by chrisgd 4y ago
Makes more sense anyway why now only Twitter blue accounts can use 2FA
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by chrisgd 4y ago
I think CAR-T and cell / gene therapy is going to cure a lot of these orphan diseases with enough time. They really seem like miracles. Carl June winning a Nobel needs to be a bet on DraftKings. We have seen 10 years of remission with
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by chrisgd 4y ago
That’s awesome.
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by chrisgd 4y ago
I am referring to these types of market maps where you classify different companies into a better description of what they do https://pitchbook.com/products/desktop/discovery/market-maps... United Healthcare
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by chrisgd 4y ago
I have been thinking about this as well. Something that helps you create market maps and identifies private acquisition targets would be part of software you could sell to investment banks. I think the summary part for LYFT is really good.
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by chrisgd 4y ago
Thanks for sharing your opinion
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by chrisgd 4y ago
I did the latter and think the former is necessary. It is like when Dropbox was on here and everyone shit on it. You can offer criticism without being a jerk.
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by chrisgd 4y ago
I find it disheartening that the comments are loaded with people saying how bad it is. The interface is awesome, the ability to have search results pop up and offer suggestions is impressive. I thought the results for a Lana Del Ray song an
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by chrisgd 4y ago
I can see this being true as there are a lot of people who accept whatever they find on a random website as truth. Why not have an answer bot you can guide to give you the answer you want
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https://archive.is/iuDc1
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by chrisgd 4y ago
I love these stories from Private Equity. There is a real business here where you probably could have used less leverage to acquire Little Gym and run the business profitability but your IRRs are too low if you do that and can’t raise the n
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When Private Equity came for toddler gyms(nytimes.com)
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