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by exclusiv 7y ago
I like SaaS but one time has the advantage of being able to use more money on growth. So if you have your acquisition dialed in it can be advantageous to offer a larger annual or lifetime model.
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by exclusiv 7y ago
Seems you have an agenda, but I'll help you out. "The financial position of the United States includes assets of at least $269.6 trillion (1576% of GDP) and debts of $145.8 trillion (852% of GDP) to produce a net worth of at least
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by exclusiv 7y ago
> In a weird way it’s fitting - as they say you deserve the politicians you get. Or, you get the politicians you were served by one of the two major parties. Almost all of whom are bought by special interests.
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by exclusiv 7y ago
Not positive if it's still an issue or not but they had a Geopoint type in Firestore but I incorrectly assumed you'd be able to do geo searches because of that. Their proposed solution was to pipe the Firestore docs to Algolia ind
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by exclusiv 7y ago
My first thought was - who returns toilet paper!?! But I suppose if you're a hoarder or reseller then you'd probably return whatever you don't need/sell. So good move.
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by exclusiv 7y ago
It's tonic water. You are overreacting.
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by exclusiv 7y ago
This is way more nuanced than chess though. You can be smart for shareholders and still be dumb. The further he goes into the robotic visionary the more unlikable he, and Tesla, becomes. That can wreck a company that is so reliant upon a lo
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by exclusiv 7y ago
> You buy a gift card for a timeslot, which helps the barbershop's cashflow now, but when you redeem it later, you're clobbering it's future income. This is most business though. You have unearned revenue which helps becau
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by exclusiv 7y ago
That doesn't make the statement misleading. We tax income. The middle class doesn't pay the majority of taxes. You may think there should be a wealth tax but the statement isn't misleading. The prior statement was inaccurate.
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by exclusiv 7y ago
No. We make shit these days. Fast and cheap. 20 yrs is a long time.
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by exclusiv 7y ago
We have tipping guidelines so yes someone should create one. They probably got 15m in earned media from the PR alone.
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by exclusiv 7y ago
Sugar and simple carbs are more dangerous. But anyway, you'll have to pry the meat from my cold dead fingers.
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by exclusiv 7y ago
> The System is not a private organization and does not operate for the purpose of making a profit. > Specifically, "the fed is a private bank" is a common refrain among goldbugs and currency conspiracy theorists, and it&#x2
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by exclusiv 7y ago
Another one of his articles is titled "The 12 Rules of Virality I Learned Building a Video App That Blew Up". Seems he's trying to include a bunch of hockey stick charts and levarage the virality of viruses.
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by exclusiv 7y ago
That seems like an attempted insult on the US but your comment is dishonest. There are a lot of layers to laws (Constitution, Congress, state's rights and their laws, local laws, etc). What country are you from? I'd be interested
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by exclusiv 7y ago
> (in the same way that land ownership isn't private) You can make land ownership private by holding it in certain entities. I personally don't think land ownership should be public anyway. Nor do I think home ownership should
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by exclusiv 7y ago
Thank you for this incredibly poetic comment. A lot of wisdom here. I wish I could write like this!
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by exclusiv 7y ago
Wow. Reading just the top comment there and then the responses in this thread is pretty eye opening. But then again - "I think what religion and politics have in common is that they become part of people's identity, and people can
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by exclusiv 7y ago
Right, but let's say someone grabs your arm, maybe a child. Or you cross your own arms not thinking about it and back on your hands. That's what I was curious about. "Most germs can survive on fabrics for some time." [2]
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by exclusiv 7y ago
Yes you are right about that. I'm just saying the resources aren't necessarily going to drop everything they are doing because of corona virus. They still have to triage the ER. Flu is very serious for youth and elderly and ERs ar
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by exclusiv 7y ago
> Good riddance to this blood sucker. Really? You don't agree with his corporate style / strategy / books and that justifies saying something like that?
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by exclusiv 7y ago
That's not a valid argument. It's one of the most populous modern cities. That's like saying a city has a great music scene because it's top 5 based on Grammy winners. You know London and food is not a thing. Even if you
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by exclusiv 7y ago
Yes. It's like a dark and dreary NYC but without the good food options. You can find good stuff but you really have to search for it.
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by exclusiv 7y ago
I had to go to the ER for my son and it was already full of sick people for flu season. So no, you don't probably wouldn't get the care all to yourself. There were also way more masks in use than the last time I had to go.
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by exclusiv 7y ago
I've been doing that but what happens when you released your germs into your elbow/sleeve? It wouldn't get cleaned or sanitized until you wash your clothes. So I think if you are near a sink, it would probably be better to co
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by exclusiv 7y ago
I just use filtered water from my fridge or from my Brita. Haven't noticed any nasty build up in the humidifier or any hazy production. The larger Honeywell I use in the master bedroom is the top fill which is designed as filter free.
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by exclusiv 7y ago
I have a rather small Honeywell cool mist that works well. I use it in our bedrooms and have taken the humidity up 20% easily. This is in the mountains where it's drier than the desert in the winter.
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by exclusiv 7y ago
Agreed. I started a side project SaaS with the goal of being the top product in it's niche and making enough money that I could live on it passively (if needed) and I accomplished that. I do think you should be highly interested in the
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by exclusiv 7y ago
I'm lucky to have a drive that takes me down the ocean for the bulk of it and I use my commute time for phone calls after the best part so even though it's nearly 40 minutes it doesn't bother me at all. But yeah if your commu
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by exclusiv 7y ago
Yep. I also heard a podcast about a woman who was born at home and never got a social security number. So to the government and to creditors she didn't exist and it was a nightmare for her to do anything financially that most people do

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