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by gerby 10y ago
Any more thoughts?
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by gerby 10y ago
Also, secrecy has kept me alive.
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by gerby 10y ago
There's much more to it. The VCs have that information. People should message me on Facebook to get more information. It has a growth innovation to decimate Advertising and chew up existing markets to spit out new markets.
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In Due Diligence – need iOS App prototype in 3 weeks. Have 400$. Please help
3 points by gerby 10y ago|5 comments
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by gerby 10y ago
Peter Thiel is a nobleman in my eyes. His type of Philanthropy, is the type of Philanthropy that doesn't leave the worlds innovators and statistical anomalies behind. I've encountered far more respect from Peters team and his netw
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by gerby 10y ago
Mark should run for President. If either Him or Peter were running, I'd vote for either of them. It'd be very good for innovation, people wouldn't suffocate under Business Regulation, and the US would have Utopian policies (I
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by gerby 10y ago
I can't wait, generally, to have kids.
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by gerby 10y ago
Why measure an "Intelligence Quotient" with methods of examination that have been shown to be a pseudo-science? People should be measuring "Intelligence Potential" using proper scientific methods with less subjectivity i
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by gerby 10y ago
Been working on this problem for awhile. We're currently in Alpha. Not saying a word about how we're fixing the problem on a public board, because peoples envy and jealousy leads to violence (imitative competition) Girard would po
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by gerby 10y ago
Look, Gawker was absolutely terroristic. Think about it, Mr. Thiel was closeted publicly, because it was noones business, and then Gawker outed him and his personal life for financial gain. They did it to others too. Mr. Thiel has said that
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by gerby 10y ago
I truly believe Bridge is certainly life-changing for their pupils, and I think it's a travesty that the Ugandan government fears that which it does not know..
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Visiting your companies offices in other countries and VISAs
1 points by gerby 10y ago|0 comments
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by gerby 10y ago
Haha! A person who believes in free speech I am. An otherwise legal immigrant who wants to help his girlfriend paint a house for free, being discriminated against, exiled from a country for life and having his love with his lady being shatt
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by gerby 10y ago
Look, DrScump, if a Canadian (like the one I know) can get deported for helping his girlfriend who he spent 6 months of the year with (because he legally could without "working" with his visa), with painting a house for free, real
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by gerby 10y ago
Previous presidents enabled laws around people being considered "working" when they're not making a dime and it's destroyed families because noones considered changing it yet. I'd like to see Trump change that. Down
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by gerby 10y ago
Yes, that's why I was suggesting the guy say nothing about his citizenship/visa status if he was indeed planning to help people for free. I'm the type of guy, where even if I'm open-minded about the government (and might
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by gerby 10y ago
I know a person who was helping his girlfriend in the US paint a house, for no money, who got deported for "working" even though there was no money involved, and it destroyed his relationship and now has him banned from the Republ
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by gerby 10y ago
You want to know what, I'm going to call you out for this. I don't like people who are politically correct, and if you work for the Government, and truly believe that someone can "work" in another country without actuall
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by gerby 10y ago
Marissa Mayer is one of those women who believes their shit is rock solid, when in fact it's very runny which can be compared to the runniness of Yahoos market cap since she became CEO. She is also an elitist who believes you need to h
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Peter Thiel and Acts of Kindness
1 points by gerby 10y ago|0 comments
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by gerby 10y ago
I have a sneaking suspicion that some of these "Asian" candidates are playing the race card, and actually have not so good intentions with Palantir which deals with highly sensitive information. I would be wary, and if I was Palan
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by gerby 10y ago
If Twitter has other offshore employees that were underperforming, now that they've shown a willingness to let people go even though they probably cost less - it'll make the rest of the offshore employees work harder to keep there
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by gerby 10y ago
If I worked for Facebook, I could do so much for them..
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by gerby 10y ago
I'll probably get downvoted for this.. but I really like Peter. I think he's a shrewd businessman who would be an asset at my board table, and I would never let his political views, prior investments (Palantir) or failures (like C
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by gerby 10y ago
An "unknown third-party" has it back up as a public torrent index. I think it's a honeypot too. Don't use this service ever. Many people will still use it though..
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by gerby 10y ago
I have a great respect for philosophers, and I consider myself a philosopher too. Look at Alex Karp at Palantir (Doctorate level in Philosophy) and Stewart Butterfield at Slack.. both were trained philosophers, and ended up building very su
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by gerby 10y ago
I'll never participate in Shark Tank.. one of two investors I'd even consider taking an investment from on that show, doesn't even appear in the majority of the episodes. That would be Chris Sacca.. I think he's brillian
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by gerby 10y ago
I didn't know California was an at-will state. I thought it was fairly liberal there. At-will clauses tend to be written by right-wingers.
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by gerby 10y ago
How did they expect to build the web portal, if no one on the operating team had any knowledge of how to do so?
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by gerby 10y ago
I can relate to Mark having to disconnect from emotion or feeling in business. It's a very personal thing for me that I don't really want to get into, but it has to do with being consciously aware of free choices.

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