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by cityzen 6y ago
Eh, after seeing the pile of dogshit that VCs are pushing on the public markets lately, I've lost a lot of faith in publicly traded companies.
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by cityzen 6y ago
Cool, I think you missed my point, though. I personally do not want to have a penny invested in Facebook/Google/Amazon. I do not care about the gains or losses or the number of people that love to use their apps/services. M
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by cityzen 6y ago
The problem (for me) with index funds is that you end up participating in stocks for companies you may not want. For example, I don't want a penny of my money to go to Facebook, Amazon, Google, etc. Here's the VFAIX top ten holdin
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by cityzen 7y ago
Does having a popular mobile app make people scientists? This elitist shit is annoying. I would much rather see him write up something about how he is distributing his wealth to help with the coronavirus rather than this stuff.
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by cityzen 7y ago
I wonder how Mark will explain Facebook to his daughter.
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by cityzen 7y ago
Why do I have to sign in to zapier? Also, what data are you collecting with mixpanel?
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by cityzen 7y ago
pretty bold claim... when you say "showed" do you mean personally or that you reached out to him somehow with no evidence that he received information about this?
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by cityzen 7y ago
Shout out to Rick Houlihan! I even made my wife watch his 2018 talk!
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by cityzen 7y ago
bravo! Was hoping I wasn't the only one.
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by cityzen 7y ago
couldn't agree with this more!
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by cityzen 7y ago
I'll be downvote for this but couldn't you say the same thing about this epidemic of unprofitable, over-valued "unicorns" propped up by VC money? "The answer, I realized, is that they didn't think they could ge
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by cityzen 7y ago
Google is a publicly traded multinational advertising company. I do not and never will trust them to do the right thing with my data. That ship sailed years ago. If we have to trust private data mining companies in a pandemic it shows just
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by cityzen 7y ago
I am fortunate that I can think of ideas pretty quickly but I get overwhelmed with what tech to use. If you can just standardize on a platform you know, set your ego aside and use that. You can always iterate a working project but you can&#
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by cityzen 7y ago
Fortunately costco had/has the old version before they sold their souls to Bezos. Why people want Amazon listening to anything is beyond me.
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by cityzen 7y ago
Before people start fawning over Bose's handling of this, don't forget they're just like every other data mining company: https://topclassactions.com/lawsuit-settlements/consumer-pro...
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by cityzen 7y ago
and yet gas prices will remain the same...
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by cityzen 7y ago
it always surprised me that “good guy” Tim Apple is down with having a bag of hot garbage like yelp on their maps. Then again when the end game is for companies, not people, to benefit, this is the stupid shit we get to deal with.
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by cityzen 7y ago
Only $600 per mask!
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by cityzen 7y ago
Couldn't you replace this headline with, "Wall Street's profane, greedy traders are shaking up the stock market" and have it be as valid, if not more, than talking about people on reddit?
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by cityzen 7y ago
a megacorp that stiffs employees on health care gets into health care. Cool story, Walmart, hope the Walton children enjoy their slice of that $3.5 trillion pie.
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by cityzen 7y ago
Synology NAS with surveillance station. You can flash the firmware on the $25 Wyze cams and connect them via RTSP. Only catch is that SS allows 2 cams for free and then a $50 license per cam after. We only plan to have 2 and already had the
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by cityzen 7y ago
yay money.
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by cityzen 7y ago
And they're selling out to intuit why?
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by cityzen 7y ago
Is this another company that took over $800 million in VC and can't seem to figure out how to make money? And the founders and VCs get a big payout, Intuit gets a big data payout and all the losers that took credit karma at their word
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by cityzen 7y ago
Yes, Silicon Valley Startup
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by cityzen 7y ago
Irony that a country led by Donald Trump is charging companies with racketeering. Shows what a joke we have become.
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by cityzen 7y ago
Maybe highly intelligent people aren’t as insecure as this self-proclaimed “influencer” author?
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by cityzen 7y ago
One thing that has helped me tremendously is The Daily Stoic: https://www.amazon.com/Daily-Stoic-Meditations-Wisdom-Persev... There is a passage for each day of the year (less than 2 pages of reading) and a theme for each m
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by cityzen 7y ago
ITT lots of people justifying using Facebook.
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by cityzen 7y ago
In 2017, Forman’s take-home pay from McClatchy was $1.7 million, excluding restricted stock. His newest contract with the company, dated January 25, 2019, includes a base pay of $1 million, a bonus of $1 million, and an additional $35,000

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