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evrydayhustling
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Processes are similar. Likelihood of success, impact of your actions on outcome, and ownership of upside (both real and social capital) are very different! Art is a black swan industry where compensation for effort is a lottery ticket. On
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During my PhD work I often accompanied my advisor in presenting her lab's research (not only or even mainly mine) to interested companies and governments. She was an incredibly accomplished, tenured faculty member who had pulled toget
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9y ago
Other comments have brought additional evidence about declining wage mobility. I'll add that the article's stats about the impact of race demonstrate lack of mobility. Working while black seems to mean a 20% pay cut, regardless
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9y ago
I found a couple of recent articles with some of the details here. It looks like USA was known to have submarine-launched ballistic missiles (SLBMs) but only recently announced adding cruise capabilities [1]... but I don't see a men
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9y ago
This is pretty terrifying, but weren't we already living in a world where sub mounted cruise missiles could bypass most defense systems? Anybody know a lot about modern ICBM strategy?
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There are good points here, but I'll present the other side. If you have MVP but no customers, funding, or employees, 98% of risk is still ahead. There are important, identity defining questions about the business ahead, from how you
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9y ago
Terrific read, thanks for introducing me. Great example of how dangerous it is to think something is popular because others are more stupid or gullible than yourself. Keep looking until you see what they see, whether you end up agreeing o
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Yeah, once this got out to the news, it was pretty much guaranteed that this memo was the first thing anyone would know about this guy. I agree that's not "fair" in an objective sense -- everyone should get to learn from the
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9y ago
The letter does bother me and I would have fired him, but I share some sympathy for having this blow up on a world stage. Is there any good timeline on how that happened? I'm pretty sure the leak (not the firing) is what made it nati
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Two sections: - In the "personality differences" section, Damore repeats broad stereotypes about behavior that might make women less interested or less effective in tech jobs. He admits these are small effects and shouldn't
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9y ago
It's not. Here's a still relevant medium post from 2014 about setting things up: https://medium.com/@shawnzvinis/how-to-get-the-most-out-of-s... . It's fair to be frustrated by defaults or how your org
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9y ago
These valuations aren't necessarily just a bet on advertising as we know or imagine it. At least for FB and Google, the assets that give them power to direct attention to ads can potentially be monetized in other ways if ads stop bein
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These are great examples of dark patterns, but the conclusion that designers should appoint themselves user representatives is dangerous and self-aggrandizing. Companies should be user focused... if your business or product metrics aren&#
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Classic agent-based modelling fallacy: "I made an algorithm that replicates an observed distribution, so my description of the algorithm is a potential explanation for that distribution.". The fact that you could relabel the relev
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Which successful business are you talking about? OP's business is clearly promising, but if it needs $2M to keep going, success is clearly still ahead. For LPs trusting a VC with their cash, successful means the company growing 10x in