emagdnim2100

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by emagdnim2100 10y ago
Making an LLC costs a few hundred bucks a year, so there's no reason any benefits would only accrue to wealthy individuals. To the extent that Trump's business tax proposals actually become law (the 15% business tax with no person
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by emagdnim2100 10y ago
There's a ton of irony in this coming from a group that "works to improve diversity at tech companies." I am no Trump fan, but (at least) 40% of American voters seem to like the guy better than the alternative. Does Ellen Pao
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by emagdnim2100 10y ago
My theory is that bitcoin will end up serving as the stable reserve currency for various specialized altcoins. This is already happening a bit - take a look at the price (and market cap) of bitcoin versus something like Ethereum (smart cont
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by emagdnim2100 10y ago
By "zero out," do you mean they were previously valuable and then dropped below their strike price after accounting for the > 1x preference? That sucks and I'm sorry it happened to you. It's still pretty unusual thoug
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by emagdnim2100 10y ago
This is a badly inaccurate description of how liquidation preferences work, both mechanically and also with respect to what's "market." First, it's exceptionally unusual to see anything more than a 1x liquidation prefere
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by emagdnim2100 10y ago
This is almost exactly how some law schools run their on-campus interviewing process (except the bit about actual decision-makers being required to attend). From what I've observed, it works really well. Pre-screening for at least some
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Ask HN: Best way for a self-taught programmer to have code reviewed?
5 points by emagdnim2100 10y ago|2 comments