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by gitfan86 4y ago
I has a phone screen at Coinbase and they just threw out 380k as the salary without me saying anything as far as expectations. This reminds me of the dot com bubble. In 2000 people who had no software background and were making 50k would ge
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by gitfan86 4y ago
No I'm not a president or dictator, so no I'm not at the top of anything. I would describe myself as a realist. And in the real world it is extremely ineffective for everyone to have an equal voice in all matters. Have you ever se
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by gitfan86 4y ago
I would like to hold a referendum to decide the organization's official stance on what is more attractive on a man between these two options: A. Hitler Mustache B. KKK Hood Do you think everyone should have to vote on that?
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Same thing with DAOs democratizing governance. Have you been to a city council meeting? You want ANYONE to be able to create a proposal that everyone else has to vote on?
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Which is material to investors like me who think that crypto is a house of cards and gaming has long term growth potential
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by gitfan86 4y ago
Can you just read the thread? We are specifically talking about people who signed up to be a beta tester.
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by gitfan86 4y ago
If you read the thread you would see that obviously we are not talking about mass production cars. Obviously those are superior to horses.
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by gitfan86 4y ago
Having zero bots would be good, but obviously that isn't True. So instead they say a low consistent number and hope no one proves them wrong. Most importantly it doesn't appear to be getting worse.
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by gitfan86 4y ago
LOL, Financial derivatives are the exactly problem with the markets today that I'm calling out. Everyone is trying to figure out how to make a "trade" that will make money. The last thing I'm going to do is enter into a
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by gitfan86 4y ago
How often did horses breakdown? Do you see why someone from 1890 may think it is crazy to drive a car that frequently has a breakdown vs a horse? Similarly, 130 years from now people will ask "Why would you want to drive your self when
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by gitfan86 4y ago
The percentage of fake users has a high correlation with the value of the business. Twitter's value is higher if the number is lower. I'm not suggesting they just started bullshitting in the past month, just that they are not maki
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by gitfan86 4y ago
Why did people ride in the first cars? They were slow, prone to breakdowns, expensive to operate.
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by gitfan86 4y ago
I already said Elon was bullshitting. Are you saying Twitter isn't bullshitting? You think that Twitter put in their best effort to get an accurate number?
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You are being reasonable based on the data you have, but just like teenage girls on instagram your reality is being distorted by the data you are fed. It is well established that teenage girl mental health is being hurt by that information
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by gitfan86 4y ago
The whole thing is BS. Twitter could have easily got an accurate number if they wanted to. And Elon could have forced them to do that as part of the deal or done a decent job on his own before the offer. Both sides are bullshitting to negot
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by gitfan86 4y ago
"The way to solve this is to allow teams to fire their managers." I don't follow. Wouldn't most teams replace their manager with a manager who would give everyone the biggest raises and the easiest working conditions? Wh
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"That efficiency actually doesn't matter. People don't work to achieve anything. They work to get paid." That is fine, but now you are stuck playing politics. You have to keep whoever is in charge of the money happy. And
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Sure, maybe the books of these companies are not as cooked as implied in the article, but the question remains: How does a company who spends 31k mining BTC that is currently worth 30k and pays their executives tens of millions in compensat
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by gitfan86 4y ago
Where did you get the information that it is unhealthy for a 230 pound person to eat 1200 calories a day? I understand that sodium,potasium,etc.. are necessary, I'm just asking about why you think that the calories are a problem when 2
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American society is basically brainwashed as to what is and isn't healthy. It takes actual effort to become well informed. So many food products are marketed as "Fat Free, Organic, High In Fiber, Heart Healthy" and so on, eve
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When they say "founder", they are talking about building BILLION+ dollar companies. They are talking about someone who is going to give up everything else in life if necessary to win at building a billion dollar company. They are
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I don't see the advantage of circumventing government controls via crypto over the alternative of laundering the money. Or is it that crypto helps with the laundering process?
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I don't think this is the end of crypto. I expect it to become a permanent competitor to casinos and the lottery. So I hope that people who have been wiped out understand that they can jump in again someday and hopefully pick the next
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Take this logic and compare AAPL and RIMM in 2009. This is why people are buying TSLA. If you think that GM is going to successfully pivot to EVs and that Tesla will not continue to grow 50% a year, that is a fine opinion to have, but if yo
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Thank God. It has been so tiring listening to all the people playing the Greater Fool game of trying to get to an acquisition or IPO or SPAC. Maybe people can go back to build real actual useful products and services.
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A PE of 5 on a company that would grow or contract 0% for the next 100 years would be able to pay a 20% dividend for the next 100 years.
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by gitfan86 4y ago
Exactly, your definition of True FSD seems to be when it doesn't ever make mistakes that a drunk or inexperienced person makes. Other people's definition of True FSD comes down to safety (Rate of FSD caused deaths vs Rate of Huma
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by gitfan86 4y ago
Tesla FSD is quickly becoming less of a software problem and more of a problem of semantics. If the car drives someone to and from work 30 days in a row without a problem, is it truly FSD? What about 300 days? Where do you draw the line? 1
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The more likely scenario is that some of the financial backers like Larry Ellison will ask Elon to renegotiate the buyout price due to current market conditions and the deal will fall through.
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by gitfan86 4y ago
"other assets" is the important thing here. Can "other assets" be a bunch of Groupons? I don't see why not.

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