ibarea23

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   by ibarea23 5y ago

   The problem is that one of the incentives to do hard things under capitalism is wealth, and if things get too scammy you can get wealthy without actually building the thing. So while it is remarkably easy to raise capital right now, you als
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   by ibarea23 5y ago

   But forever? We gotta give people the opportunity to change. The book is gross, but SV is gross and sexist a lot of the time - and much more so in the past. So IDK maybe some human sacrifice is worth it to change the culture - but I'm
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   by ibarea23 5y ago

   It's not satire, but it is a schtick. If you listen to an interview w/ the guy, he's not at all what I expected from the book (and I had the same response as your wife, though I've heard worse in SV many many times and s
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   by ibarea23 6y ago

   It will just continue to bifurcate more. Highly skilled people will still kill. People that mostly benefitted from being in the Bay are fucked. High-end positions outside the Bay pay Bay salaries.
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   by ibarea23 6y ago

   Yeah this is definitely false. In most cases you own 1/3 at Stanford. But Stanford supports entrepreneurship like nowhere else, in my experience.
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   by ibarea23 6y ago

   Norvig is not an idiot, and one of the humblest and nicest people I've ever met. A lot of people were wrong about ANNs.
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   by ibarea23 6y ago

   What condition do you have?