dubeye

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by dubeye 8mo ago
Tell that to my family with whom I have been spending a lot more time recently having benefited a lot from increased productivity.
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by dubeye 8mo ago
I play piano, it' a cool game play loop
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by dubeye 8mo ago
building is the easy bit, more than ever. selling it is the hard part, nothing new there
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by dubeye 8mo ago
Revenue has flatlined, but investors' confidence comes from Musk's track record for delivering good returns to investors. I think we can agree Musk succeeded in 2020 to 2025 in this regard. Whether you are confident he can do it a
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by dubeye 8mo ago
Some combination of the two, for sure. doesn't mean that Musk can't keep doing it. however you describe it or define it, it's a proven strategy at this point. I'm not sure Larry knew how Musk would make him good on Twi
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by dubeye 8mo ago
it's more to do with his track record at creating returns for investors?
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by dubeye 8mo ago
Not sure who determines the threshold, he certainly goes to court more than your average person, but these are not start ups, they are large companies under a lot of scrutiny. I don't think the comparison is valid
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by dubeye 8mo ago
He gets away with it for one reason only, and because he consistently delivers good returns on capital. Most of Tesla's revenue derives from Model Y and FSD subs. I agree that Cybertruck was a marketing ploy. Don't think it was ev
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by dubeye 8mo ago
It's a derogatory comment among certain types of technical employee, I would agree. Not so much amongst those in leadership or softer roles. I wouldn't put cybertruck in the win column personally
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by dubeye 8mo ago
Perhaps my marketing background is clouding my view, but have exceptional hyping skills seems quite useful when attracting investment. And fact is Musk is building a lot of stuff of real substance. The hype to substance ratio isn't qui
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by dubeye 8mo ago
not 100% clear who this is directed at ;)
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by dubeye 8mo ago
Why does he? that's an arbitrary standard set by you. His investors are quite happy with his success rate. He is constantly building new stuff. And as a consumer who has had great experience with every product I've bought, so am I
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by dubeye 8mo ago
You don't have to win them all.
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by dubeye 8mo ago
he seems to return to his investors quiet effectively, which is ultimately what a CEO has to do to attract more capital to build stuff. And I have a Tesla and starlink and I'm quite happy with the level of autonomy the car has, so he h
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by dubeye 8mo ago
both can be true, he can excel at 'narrative' and also deliver me my Tesla and my starlink, it's not either or
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by dubeye 8mo ago
the main metric is fsd subs, the other stuff you mention is not as important
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by dubeye 8mo ago
the xcancel link is amusing. 9/10 of the most important social media users use X, like or loath it
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by dubeye 9mo ago
Oh God, please do this tomorrow.
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by dubeye 9mo ago
My doctor had a renowned research record, retired at 68 but got bored, and went back to work. Whilst I was in hospital, I got to observe him throughout the work day. I don't mean this in a creepy way at all, but I got the impression t
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by dubeye 9mo ago
Good points. Works both ways though, you are splitting your time between two worlds, and don't have a fully clear view on the costs of bad choices on a small business to know this you need to know what processes these businesses have
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by dubeye 9mo ago
I assume there must be a finite amount of anxiety from sole cafe trips. I'm probably an above averagely anxious person, but after a few trips without disaster, it becomes a non issue.
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by dubeye 9mo ago
awesome, in 2025 I made a few apps for my small business that I have spent hours trawling the web looking for, and I have little coding skills. Sometimes it feels like I'm living in a different world, reading the scepticism on here abo
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by dubeye 9mo ago
the cardiologist I pay, visit and follow, would likely advise perfect diet and excercise will only reduce risk not eliminate it. So it comes down to definition of 'resaonably'. diet and excercise will 'reasonably' reduce
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by dubeye 9mo ago
Couple of reasons why I think this is nonsense . the mainline guideline is more exercise and better diet which is the treatment to much more than just heart disease. that's not something 27 hours of doctors a day can provide unless you
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by dubeye 9mo ago
Yes but you can get new one
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by dubeye 9mo ago
I don’t think even this is essential otherwise books would serve
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by dubeye 9mo ago
It’s perhaps possible to get the bulk of this ‘required’ socialisation from your home life though
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by dubeye 10mo ago
one minor hospitalization in half a year, probably a sensible rollout pace.
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by dubeye 10mo ago
more likely his nanny manager enforces the rule He probably also limits his kids exposure to public services
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by dubeye 10mo ago
it has for me. I'm probably paying less than 10%, saving on seas, occasional contract fees for custom integrations, and zapier fees linking them together. I've no idea what's going on in the enterprise space, but in the small

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