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Ask HN: Does Coinbase periodically wipe user funds?
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I'm not sure it was the tour that was popular when Lance was winning it... Lance was popular and his Live Strong brand was popular, but I don't think many Americans actually cared about world tour cycling.
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2021-2022: "The stock market is going up, let's hire tons of new employees and go fully remote." 2023: "Our valuation went down and customers aren't spending as much, let's do layoffs and bring everyone back
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And if not already rich in NYC then you're probably there because you're trying to become rich.
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Exercise - gym classes, biking groups, running groups, triathlon groups.
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Join groups of interest, participate in those groups, and talk to the other people who are there. For example, I moved to a new city where I knew zero people. I'm into exercise, so I joined a crossfit gym, and I talked to the other peo
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Also the same CEO who joined Coinbase's board last year, and has seemingly fallen down the crypto rabbit hole. Maybe he's lost a bit of focus on Shopify.
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" I remember the days when the internet was vast, when there seemed to be more places to go than anyone could ever visit and infinite things to read. What you saw was not determined by some highly protected coded algorithm that lives s
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Salary through the end of August is a pretty nice severance. Still unfortunate for those laid off, but this might be the most generous package I've seen so far.
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Completely anecdotal but I was in Japan (mostly Tokyo but some surrounding cities as well) last week, and I saw so many young Japanese families with babies and toddlers I was thinking to myself "are those population headlines for real!
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This is kind of like Copilot inside of VSCode right now.
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My point was just that the peninsula is not very dense at all - tons of open land and space.
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This is not even close to accurate unless you meant to say private open land.
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I don't mind, and the answer is 'no' - I am quite social on a regular basis. I was asking the OP out of genuine curiosity.
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Do you mind me asking if you're under 30yrs old?
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Fully-remote will be a big hiring advantage that startups have over the large legacy companies.
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The thing about SF is that every neighborhood has its own "downtown" in the form a primary commercial street with coffee shops, grocery stores, small businesses, etc i.e. everything someone working from home might need. Also, near
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Some people seem to be overthinking this by a long shot. If you have a company you want to build, then it's always the right time to start. The greater economy will always have influence both positive and negative. But considering this
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"If you’re just a guy with no idea how software works" ...then you shouldn't start a software-based business.
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Less-sophisticated "professional investors" I would imagine.
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The word 'bitcoin' appears twice on the entire webpage.
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Copilot for me. Writing Go and React in VSCode w/ Copilot has been an awesome experience.
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I know very little about Ethereum, but if I wanted to develop some application on top of it, would I still need to write Solidity or are there ways around that language now?
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The bottom quartile at some of these companies could still easily be in the top decile at many other companies. Unfortunately every company thinks they need, and are deserving of "Top Talent".
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Categorically NO - this isn't even a cute title. He billed roughly $120k for roughly a month of work that involved sitting in a temperate room, reading documents, and talking to people for hours per day - this is likely one of the best
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It has long been a tradition of Wall Street to hire Ivy grads with name-your-social-studies major (History, Government, English, Philosophy) into investment banking analyst roles. These kids then proceed to live in Excel and Powerpoint for
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This absolutely screams red flags .
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A legitimate, small use case.
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I don't think it's that straightforward. Remote US employees are not (in any scenario I've witnessed or been part of) equivalent to Remote Low-income Country employees. A person who previously worked in Snap's LA office
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Per the company's Crunchbase profile: Sep 28, 2022: Debt Financing - $7.1M Nov 1, 2021: Funding Round - Undisclosed amount May 19, 2021: Venture Round - $250M Mar 9, 2021: Venture Round - $50M Jun 24, 2020: Seed Round
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