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by dnh44 7y ago
If it works for chickens I don't see why it can't work for people. Companies could brand themselves as "Free Range" Happy workers lay nicer eggs!
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>Suppose I give you $10M to start a company in exchange for 10% of it. The scenario you present is a great excuse for preferred stock but the same result could be achieved by other methods. For example the minority shareholder in this ca
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For me at the start even the tedious items are fun because they were mine. Conversely after a few years in even the important interesting parts became tedious.
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Do banks still exist that don’t allow for online international transfers? Are you sure?
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Well someone has been fined for disorderly behaviour for covering their face. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7036141/Police-fine...
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The article also mentioned a former staple of the Roman dinner table called lovage; this herb is still commonly used in Romanian cooking where it is known as leuștean. It's quite tasty if you ever get the chance.
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Also flash player on the Mac was terrible and consumed a lot of energy. I’m not surprised Apple didn’t want it on iOS.
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After two or three years of 80 - 100 hour weeks I couldn’t do it anymore. I either had to change something or burn out and quit. What I did was to visualise the business failing. Every which way I could possibly imagine in detail all while
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I moved in with a co-founder shortly before we started a boot-strapped company (not a start-up). We had a hard few years with a huge amount of conflict and stress. We nearly went bust on a regular basis. It was hard and went on for a long t
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I don’t think this is a totally original story, I’ve read this on slashdot a few times in various incarnations. I think the purpose of this retelling is to make an illustrated point about his theme of feeling confused.
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I felt the same sense of mild confusion as I read this, until I got to the end when I realised that I’ve read various versions of this same urban legend two or three times over the previous 20 years.
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Migadu is great because they bill based on emails sent rather than billing by how many accounts or domains you have.
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If they had to make a ~1000 line program 50 times the analogy would work better.
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Likewise if you arrive before your check-in time you can drop your luggage off until you come back.
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The power connectors to Mac mini’s in 2007 and 2008 look just like oversized USB-C connectors. I always wondered if there was any relation between the two.
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The justification for the anti-trust actions against Microsoft was that it was abusing its power as a monopoly in operating systems to create a monopoly in web browsers. The same logic doesn't apply in this case because Apple doesn&#x2
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The website does say "never tested on a touchscreen."
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It's just fashion but I'd describe this website as vintage rather than dated. I quite like it and it fits the product. It also signals authenticity that it's still the same product and developer and that the project hasn&#x27
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I feel that it helped me learn to write better business emails, by getting me to focus on writing clearly and concisely. I’d have to refer to the book to be able to comment on the specifics of the advise though. I also remember the beginnin
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I've read Elements of Style but not this one. I'll check it out thanks.
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William Zinsser’s “On Writing Well” is also quite illuminating in regards to writing non-fiction. https://www.harpercollins.com/9780060891541/on-writing-well/
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In the UK we get milk in those bottles delivered by the milkman. We leave the empty ones out as well to be collected.
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As someone who has a small business in the UK I’d disagree with your first point, at least for the UK. The situation may be different depending on the EU state, but the UK has a fantastic regulatory environment. Clearing imports through cus
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You’ve been downvoted because in the west we’ve been conditioned by over a decades worth of negative media exposure so it’s difficult for people to have a rational response for anything positive said about the region. This media blitz start
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I thought that Ciorba is only soured with lemon when you can’t get fermented cabbage juice? Maybe it depends on the region?
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I use an Amazon Basics backpack which I think is great. I also have a Briggs and Riley briefcase which is holding up extremely well too.
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I've read about lots of stories like this in the last few years. Small (generally remote) Italian towns that are shrinking quickly are trying to attract new residents. The catch is generally that you have to live there full time and ca
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The comment only makes sense if you are aware of the English language idiom "shooting yourself in the foot" which means to accidentally hurt yourself. So the comment is saying that while-loops are generally a feature of object ori
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His interviews are not adversarial and he is not judgemental towards his guests. He isn't there to put his guests on the spot. He isn't there to get a juicy soundbite taken out of context. He allows his guests to speak for as long

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