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541.
by cylinder 9y ago
Would be nice if you provided ideas for better execution. Instead you just ranted.
542.
by cylinder 9y ago
I agree, not a fan of these things. I make friends through jobs, but by planning private hangouts with them...
543.
by cylinder 9y ago
I've got to wonder, why do coworkers go out for drinks if it's not a social setting? I don't understand the logic of mixing alcohol with colleagues if you're still under the "workplace" umbrella.
544.
by cylinder 9y ago
Are you dense? It's not private property, that's the whole point!
545.
by cylinder 9y ago
Take a bolt cutter and unlock it yourself, and throw the thing at any of his minions who come out and complain. It seems we've entered a period of lawlessness if one is rich and powerful enough and it's time to push back.
546.
by cylinder 9y ago
But didn't you hear, salaries for programmers and bankers are much higher than in Europe. And GDP per capita!! That's all that matters of course /s
547.
by cylinder 9y ago
What does the TSA have to do with me sitting on the tarmac for an hour at even secondary city airports waiting for departure?
548.
by cylinder 9y ago
Keep dreaming and buying into whatever fantasy rich people keep selling. Hyperloop isn't even a thing and neither are driverless cars. Even if we get fully automated cars the roads will stay congested.
549.
by cylinder 9y ago
So it makes sense for "only" a third of the population, yeah, better to not talk about it.
550.
by cylinder 9y ago
Just like how majority of Americans want universal healthcare and want more gun control and less war too. But they don't get it. We should just admit we live in an oligarchy and go from there.
551.
by cylinder 9y ago
The Anglosphere is just becoming a big joke altogether.
552.
by cylinder 9y ago
"heh, this is guaranteed to offend, but if you go out to dinner with me you'll definitely get this job!"
553.
by cylinder 9y ago
I don't really understand what you're trying to say.
554.
by cylinder 9y ago
America... what a nation of morons.
555.
by cylinder 9y ago
It's amazing how many mediocre people are being propped up by investors all over the place.
556.
by cylinder 9y ago
Yes pretty much. In NYC especially everyone goes out, grabs lunch and brings it back to eat at their desks.
557.
by cylinder 9y ago
But financial services did distribute across the country. The most important firms and people stayed in NYC. Same with movies and LA. Most production is all around the world now, and LA is losing a lot of that work, but the headquarters and
558.
by cylinder 9y ago
Wouldn't that subsidy delay the cost drop in batteries? Instead those expenditures can go towards batteries, which will be costly, but will hasten the price drops and technological development of batteries.
559.
by cylinder 9y ago
Deep in my comment history I called Kalanick shady many times before all these headlines...
560.
by cylinder 9y ago
Government dysfunction, disorganization, stupidity, corruption. Shitty people with no manners littering and bothering others. Too much of a class system. Too much poverty adjacent to a lot of wealth. Can feel the tension all the time. Ridic
561.
by cylinder 9y ago
He can earn equity each time he brings in money. I don't know of any other way, you can't just give away your company on promises.
562.
by cylinder 9y ago
To those of us not from the Bay Area, Mountain View and San Jose might as well be the same place.
563.
by cylinder 9y ago
You mean humanity, not the world (earth). You could always walk away into the wilderness and just live amongst animals.
564.
by cylinder 9y ago
Invest in the EU, US startup scene is loaded with pump and dump scams and you will have a hard time filtering if you're not on the ground. In fact Hampton Creek has been an all around scam, with Target removing their products as of tod
565.
by cylinder 9y ago
I think that's a shock everyone goes through. You either accept it as a fact of life and take the paycheck to survive and feed your family, or you figure out an alternative path. Personally, I find offices pretty depressing usually, th
566.
by cylinder 9y ago
Have you always understood and executed this mindset, or did you have to train yourself?
567.
by cylinder 9y ago
This is a marketplace though, I am talking more of direct online retailing.
568.
by cylinder 9y ago
Well said. I hate all tipping. Hallmark of a stupid society. No surprise, DeBlasio pushed to require it in NYC. That guy is a complete and utter moron.
569.
by cylinder 9y ago
Have a good example of one that took that piece? Outside of Amazon
570.
by cylinder 9y ago
Well, running a rudimentary eBay store you realize these things help pretty quickly, but it's good to have data. However... Starting a new e-commerce property? Good luck finding traffic in anything profitable. Amazon and other Giants d

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