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exogeny
6y ago
This stance is so ridiculous on it's face that I'm more likely to believe that you're Brian Armstrong than someone else.
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6y ago
If you want my instant feedback, while I understand that you're not getting the quantity of interviews you'd like, I'd caution you against thinking of Coinbase as a "hot" company. That designation would have been tr
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6y ago
In case it is not commonly known, Collaborative Fund is widely held to be the VC firm in question that was roasted in the now-viral note from Ryan Caldbeck of CircleUp.
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exogeny
6y ago
Ironically, I'll bet most people think they can assume what your politics are just based on this post alone.
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exogeny
6y ago
They’re not employees, they’re often contractors. I think that’s the point.
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6y ago
Will be fine, future tense. The future tense being “fine” does not mean that intolerable incompetence didn’t already occur.
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6y ago
Some of the sociopaths in the comment section (on the article, not here) are truly mind-blowing. It is scary to be confronted with the fact that not only are those people out there, but they are likely more numerous than you think.
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6y ago
Very interestingly, the PDF distributed by Collier County lists an alias of "Ben Bilemy". That simply cannot be just a coincidence.
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6y ago
OK. New guess: you didn't understand it, or willingly choose not to understand it, because you've already made up your mind.
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6y ago
I honestly can't tell if it's that, or the people commenting on HN on this topic are sociopaths who are unfazed at the prospect of hundreds of thousands of unnecessary, needless deaths in the pursuit of potentially being right.
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6y ago
I'm going to guess you didn't read the article.
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6y ago
Not an expert by any means, but on a quick Google, it appears that the most aggressive estimate of how many people have gotten the virus is 10%[0]. Herd immunity requires a much, much higher number than that -- especially if we want our liv
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6y ago
The amount of commenters on here that are hating on it without actually reading out what they're doing or understanding their business plan leads me to believe that they're going to be very successful.
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6y ago
Absolutely. The marketing, the irreverence, even the way they announced "SE-GAAA!" all made (for me) the Genesis supremely cool, and the Nintendo supremely lame.
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6y ago
"Sonic" was the first holy-shit game for me. (I'm 38.) It blew away any console game I had seen to date. It was truly amazing: the speed, the irreverence, the colors, the music. Genesis spoke to me as a gamer in a way that NE
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6y ago
Let's say in your heart of hearts that you earnestly thought that, for whatever reason, women couldn't be effective software engineers. If you said that in public, you should be fired because it would immediately call into quest
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6y ago
I congratulate you on your personalized anecdote designed to tacitly defend the things that you enjoy.
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6y ago
Remember when Horowitz gave this company $10 million just because he liked rap music? Good times.
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6y ago
The reason (basically) is because Republicans in the states trend older and by extension, less technically savvy. Since content that both incites strong emotion and allows that person to represent themselves a certain way tends to be the mo
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6y ago
I can't believe there's an actually a debate at all about what's going on here. There are multiple sources indicating that conservative sites work in concert to amplify, at best, specious content and at worst, complete misinf
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6y ago
Yes. First, so that it can be privatized and turned over to the free market, for which I will offer no opinion. That can be argued effectively to no real end on both sides, similar to a discussion about Amtrak or farming subsidies. Second,
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6y ago
Can you describe to me what you think Antifa is?
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6y ago
Good thing many alternatives exist!
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6y ago
I mean, I think the personal sharing of any story implies that someone else's views or experiences may vary, no? The fact that it concerned you to the extent that you called it out is certainly notable. Other people may have had differ
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6y ago
As someone who worked in defense consulting/IT contracting many moons ago, let me clue you in on a simple fact: there is an INSANE amount of money wasted on these contracts. The project that we were working on was projected to maybe
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6y ago
Ilir is a real one. I hope he keeps crushing it.
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6y ago
This is an election year. Lots and lots of money will be spent on Facebook ads. Simple as that. (To be clear, it’s also true that Zuck is a disingenuous, unethical charlatan who is probably also listening to that vampiric hypocrite Thiel wa
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6y ago
This view to me is just as tone deaf at Damore's piece itself. Whether or not you agree or disagree, it clearly had an impact of making a very large and significant segment of female employees at Google feel as if they were biologicall
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6y ago
Ha! How stupid of me :)
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6y ago
If any iOS engineers from Airbnb are in this thread and looking for what's next, happy to chat. Email in bio.
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