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by dd36 5y ago
Pretty much everything you listed is a free consumer product.
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by dd36 5y ago
I wonder if the backlash to Mighty and the resulting defensiveness will cause it to persist longer than it would have had it announced earlier or gotten less friendly feedback. Presuming it doesn’t get the widespread traction it was hoping
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by dd36 5y ago
Don’t they already do this with VMs for less cost?
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by dd36 5y ago
The military no longer discharges people? It promotes everyone?
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by dd36 5y ago
Affirmative action hires? are you saying minorities are destroying the Navy? Please explain.
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by dd36 5y ago
Fargo is accurate. They said so.
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by dd36 5y ago
Progressive corporate taxation. Want to be large? Pay a higher tax rate.
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by dd36 5y ago
*people always want more power and control... The same logic applies to companies.
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by dd36 5y ago
Clubhouse scraping all your phone numbers to find someone on the app is dark.
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by dd36 5y ago
Competition.
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Tool Links Email Addresses to Facebook Accounts in Bulk(vice.com)
7 points by dd36 5y ago|0 comments
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by dd36 6y ago
Did Backpage have institutional money behind it?
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by dd36 6y ago
Interesting. Hopefully it doesn’t suffer from the mouse model flaw.
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by dd36 6y ago
What can you do if you find it early?
435.
by dd36 6y ago
If the last few decades tell us anything, it’s once you’re large and have a lot employees, you’re above any regulation that would put you out of business. Slaps on the wrist are the worst you can expect.
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by dd36 6y ago
Yeah. I was trained as a fundamental analyst. Multiple expansion doesn’t even explain the relative valuations. It feels like a popularity contest sometimes.
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by dd36 6y ago
Cap-n-trade was a very successful program for reducing nox and sox emissions. If you create the right incentives, markets tend to find a way.
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by dd36 6y ago
The goal should perhaps even be carbon negativity. Structure our economic systems such that removing pollution pays.
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by dd36 6y ago
Bitcoin is already terrible and it’s structured to get ever more terrible.
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by dd36 6y ago
I still don’t see what the upside is to their valuation? It’s all baked in AFAICT.
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by dd36 6y ago
The key to customer interviews is not telling them what your product does. Otherwise people will be nice and fit their answers to your product.
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by dd36 6y ago
Isn’t cryptocurrency inherently public?
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by dd36 6y ago
That’s an interesting way to scrape people’s connections and phone numbers.
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by dd36 6y ago
Agree!
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by dd36 6y ago
They’re already doing that in the infrastructure package.
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by dd36 6y ago
And if everyone lived in nature, there would be no more nature.
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by dd36 6y ago
I learned a lot in university. My professors were amazing.
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by dd36 6y ago
We would do underwriting of deals. Prepping spreadsheets, decks, etc. It’s a dollar volume game. I got out after a few years.
449.
by dd36 6y ago
That’s actually not what made the connection for me. I noticed my son developed much more quickly than his peers and we stomach slept him. Also my friends got much worse sleep than we did, which surely meant so did their babies. My son hate
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by dd36 6y ago
It’s the Back to Sleep campaign that started in the 90s. https://advances.sciencemag.org/content/5/1/eaav5188/tab-art... Basically, sleeping is important to brain development in new borns and infants and

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