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by deltree7 4y ago
Can you tell me how GDPR has improved European lives over say a New Yorker? Go ahead, I'm waiting. The number of HNers who are willing to accept stupid laws and beholden to bureaucracy is mind-boggling
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He never trumpeted anything or called himself God. It was a simple strategic move. It is you and other zuck-haters who have projected all these things to fit your narrative
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It's the most meaningless statistics among the most useless statistics 1st Company to have $1 Million drawdown in Market Cap 1st company to have $1,000,0001 drawdown in Market Cap .... 1st company to have $10,000,000 drawdown .... 1st
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by deltree7 4y ago
If you have a 10,000 Billionaires, you wouldn't run into this problem
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This is exactly the reason why we need lots of Billionaires. Sure, Fusion may be risky for Bankers. It won't be for Billionaires or even ultra-rich eccentric Billionaires. Billionaires can also take lots of risk with their capital. Onc
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by deltree7 4y ago
(Forming of a ) Religion is always a 4 step process. i) Use a Framework/Tool/Process/Guideline rules to better your life. ii) Feeling of elation/enlightenment when it provides that dopamine hit because it does provide be
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by deltree7 4y ago
Besides obvious flaws in the article, let's assume that there is general "Blitzscaling is dead" phenomenon going around. That is exactly the time to Blitzscale. On a separate note, this is exactly the time to double-down manu
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Yeah, compare Apple's margins vs all of the margins that you mentioned
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India has 5% manufacturing capabilities of China and will be at least 2x expensive and slow. India also has strong labor laws and local politicians still need votes
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by deltree7 4y ago
I like how HN crowd falls all over for an article that caters to what they want to believe. Where is Anecdotal vs Actual Usage Data rage? Ah, that's right, it doesn't fit their narrative. So, everyone is happy to Fox-News this.
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by deltree7 4y ago
Exactly, the 'break things' part is there to take the fear out of the developer to take more risks. It's complimenting the culture of move fast. Too many orgs don't move fast because of the fear of breaking things.
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by deltree7 4y ago
Can you apply your brilliant logic to Elon Musk who works 100 hours per week? or Warren Buffett who still goes to work? Many people enjoy work.
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see my other reply
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There are three ways you can gets for goods and services in this world i) Pay Money (HNers who claim, i'll-pay-for-no-ads-services are pathetic liars as seen from the adoption rate of YouTube premium which offers exactly that service).
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Only a HNer will twist themselves in a logic knot claiming "I prefer to be bombarded with ads that aren't relevant to me"
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by deltree7 4y ago
Wow, look at Mr. Nostradamus here. There is only way to prove your credentials here. Show your returns in stock market from 2018 to 2022. Else you are just a sad pathetic whiner who whines about CEOs all the time
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by deltree7 4y ago
Technically everything is a ponzi scheme based on the assumption that it correlates with world GDP growth. Land, Homes, Gold, Stocks are all Ponzi. It's just that the duration of the scheme is longer. If an asteroid hits and kill all h
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by deltree7 4y ago
No, when you bought an NFT for X Coins, at the same time you could have bought Y dollars. So, the NFT did really cost Y dollars and if it's trading at Z, you have lost Y-Z dollars
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Blockchain -- Solving Imaginary problems that nobody has...and doing a terrible job of it https://medium.com/@qroshan/block-chain-solving-imaginary-pr...
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It's very simplistic. At the end of the day it is all about productivity. If 1 person (augmented with AI) can be 5x productive then you can easily support aging population. At the end of the day, population needs goods and services (no
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by deltree7 4y ago
I'm not a religious nut, but you have to admit that religion which typically prioritizing lots of babies got this one right
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It's Math 101. CEOs compensation is typically tied to Market Caps of firms, while employees have fixed/sticky wages. In the 'Yore' It took a great deal of time for any firm to add $1 Billion value to their Market Cap. So
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Yes. 1) Technology has always helped Top Performers. So, it is natural that the impact of high performers will grow faster than average performers. 2) American CEOs now also increasingly service the rest of the world. So, naturally their To
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https://www.dair-institute.org/
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What's the purpose of this organization that gets grant money? https://www.dair-institute.org/
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https://www.dair-institute.org/
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That's as dumb as saying US has the highest debt among all countries and don't live there. Probably good to pick Somalia because they have low debt
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Trump is too much of a narcist (I'm saying this as someone who acknowledges his good points) to not tweet and reach a global and elite audience that he seeks validation from (it's the reason why he continues to watch cnn, ready NY
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Between his account restoration, World Cup and the drama surrounding Twitter itself, Twitter will definitely see an unprecedented load on it's systems. It's going to be interesting couple of days
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Public companies sell products that people actually pay money to use. You can literally look at the Top line audited Revenue. Can companies be overvalued? absolutely, just like how it can be massively undervalued (e.g META) crypto, gold, ar

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