debit-freak

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by debit-freak 2y ago
Putting aside the inherent irrationality of stock charts for measuring anything other than the markets' (wildly inaccurate) interpretations of a topic, I agree with you. Rhetoric is a rich-mans' stand-in for actual argumentation w
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by debit-freak 2y ago
The behavior you've described seems deeply dysfunctional but for reasons that are entirely separate from how the term "founder mode" has gained a life of its own. "Founder mode" is being weaponized to critique peopl
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by debit-freak 2y ago
To equity-holders, it's code for the obsession that makes founders work extra-hard to please the financiers. To employees, it's code for being an abusive asshole. FWIW, I would never describe any of the (successful, with exits and
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by debit-freak 2y ago
> I think what we're asking is what are the implications for the advertisement company. Higher impressions? Higher integration cost? I guess I'm not sure what the confusion might be. Advertisers obviously want to ram their bull
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by debit-freak 2y ago
I think what people find "wild" is likely the blatant contradictions in rhetoric between valuing humans and valuing "impressive achievements". The US and the NAZIs are merely the best examples of valuing the latter over
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by debit-freak 2y ago
Presumably that adblockers (or rather their users) would object to blocking domains that folks might actually want to load content from. I can’t imagine “domain” is the only signal one could use to identify ads, though. To truly befuddle th