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by dollar 7y ago
I love that Google’s commitment to privacy is mucking with the LED on a camera instead of anything, you know, meaningful. Like, maybe not tracking your every movement, search, interest, thought, fear, and desire to turn you into clicks for
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by dollar 7y ago
Reason #91836218 not to have nexus in California.
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by dollar 8y ago
So very tired of this victim narrative. Simply refuse to pay the bill and sign up for another cell service.
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by dollar 8y ago
Meanwhile, they randomly disapprove our ads all the time and refuse to tell us why.
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by dollar 8y ago
Amazon has never cared about net profit, they care about compounded growth through reinvestment of profits. It took Wall Street about 15 years to figure out they should leave Bezos alone.
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by dollar 8y ago
This is pretty easy. Take the Google job and stay there 3-4 years and sock away $200k a year in savings. Then leave and go do a startup, there will still be plenty to choose from.
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by dollar 8y ago
http://fortune.com/2017/01/20/public-companies-ipo-financial... Former hedge fund manager here. This never gets mentioned, but there are fewer publicly traded companies than there were in the late 1980s. The
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by dollar 8y ago
I'm simply advocating apportionment as the founders intended with Amendment the First.
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by dollar 8y ago
We made structural changes to our government in the 1920s-1930s and this is one of the long term effects. 1. Congress on its own decided that 435 representatives was "enough" and ceased apportionment. Since then representation h
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by dollar 8y ago
This is either a really funny joke or the dumbest thing I’ve ever seen. I really can’t tell which, but I’m hoping for joke.
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by dollar 8y ago
This is why you shouldn’t put your business in California. There’s a legion of highly-paid bureaucrats who have nothing, I mean nothing, better to do than screw with you.
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by dollar 8y ago
I wouldn’t say Vegas failed to attract high tech talent. After 20 years in San Francisco and San Jose, we moved our tech businesses (and ourselves) to Las Vegas. Best decision ever. The Downtown Project was highly ambitious - area is just
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by dollar 8y ago
https://www.nvsilverflume.gov/home Nevada has SilverFlume for many years. Also, no income taxes. Also, no Employment Development Department. Also, real estate at $1/sqft. Also...
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by dollar 9y ago
Everyone is too busy believing they are different to hear what you are trying to tell them. Maybe after 20 years in the Silicon Valley meatgrinder they’ll hear you.
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by dollar 9y ago
It sure would be fun if Google, Facebook, Twitter collectively shut off EU users on the day this tax went into effect.
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New WiseMonkey Chrome extension uses AI/NLP to block cyberbullying attacks(wisemonkey.io)
1 points by dollar 9y ago|0 comments
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by dollar 9y ago
Capitalism rewards value. "Doing stuff" is not inherently valuable.
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by dollar 9y ago
There is no such thing as "unearned income". Assets are risky.
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Comic book legend Michael Golden shares his secrets for storytelling success(thomason.io)
1 points by dollar 9y ago|0 comments
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by dollar 10y ago
Win the mass market I mean...
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by dollar 10y ago
Expert tools are for experts, they can be hard to use as long as they are really good at doing what they do. If you haven't noticed though, these modern times are all about convenience. We even have delivery services for gasoline, an
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by dollar 10y ago
Now you can take a really simple Docker compose file and make it complicated with Kubernetes, happy day! Seriously, the complexity and learning curve of Kubernetes will eventually kill the project.
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by dollar 10y ago
There are volumes written on this subject, though Taleb's "Dynamic Hedging" is as good an introduction as any. The short explanation is that, in theory, the payoff of any vanilla option can be replicated by trading the under
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by dollar 10y ago
I wonder how many engineers have replicated the payoff of a dynamically hedged short option without understanding that was what was happening.
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by dollar 10y ago
I still love you, Ruby. I wish we spent more time together.
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Are Developers Coming Back to Microsoft?(thomason.io)
2 points by dollar 10y ago|0 comments
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Hybrid Cloud Is Not Enough, IT Must Master DevOps to Survive Digital Era(hypergrid.com)
1 points by dollar 10y ago|0 comments
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by dollar 10y ago
This seems exactly like Pertino. http://pertino.com
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by dollar 10y ago
What's really illuminating about this article is that it reveals the myopic thinking of a statist. The only solutions proposed are a) increase taxes or b) change spending or c) reduce liabilities. Where is option d) reduce the cost o
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Upwork makes a bold and desperate play as competitors descend on low end market(thomason.io)
6 points by dollar 10y ago|2 comments

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