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How about wealth inequality is real? And billionaires such as Elon, Bezos and other shouldn’t exist. If you’re not a major shareholder, you’re a sucker for paying income tax.
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Good luck finding large enough amounts of clean water for rewashing rice in Haiti. https://www.cdc.gov/globalhealth/healthprotection/resources/...
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“We are not generating any revenue at the moment” All of the advice given so far about your personal family life is important and should be considered… BUT… You should attempt to get a job in B2B tech sales before picking up entrepreneurshi
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This is marketing for Veracode which is crap by the way. You can’t assess for risk without knowing anything about the environment, compensating controls and business logic. Veracode is a check-the-box enterprise compliance tool that reduces
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The world of Yakuza fan magazines (2009)
(publishingperspectives.com)
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Wow. Yeah, that’s not what happened. I previously worked in music first at CMJ, UrbMag then Fader before working with a few indie and major labels on the digital side. Don’t try to rewrite history to make this a political or “wokeness” thin
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“Early to bed, early to rise, work like hell and advertise” -Ted Turner (1990?) “A truly great business must have an enduring “moat” that protects excellent returns on invested capital [..] Therefore a formidable barrier such as a company [
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Are you saying one should never refer to ethnicity when describing people? It appears to be merely descriptive writing. As maybe this phenomena is localized to American people who identify as white, young and wealthy. How would it differ if
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Me and my son created a choose your own adventure console game using Repl.It and Python. It gave us time to go over programming fundamentals but for the most part we just had fun and came up with wacky content for players to progress throug
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It’s not the results. It’s what happens after. More scanners aren’t what we need because vendors still can’t meaningfully answer the most important questions: - Is the vulnerability valid based on the environment it was found in? Solve this
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If e-commerce were so easy then Amazon would not have 38% of US online sales. Their next biggest competitor is Wal-Mart with 6%. Logistics isn’t trivial but Amazon literally built their business overnight while FedEx literally has tons of g
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I don’t trust FedEx to do e-commerce well. Maybe, Shopify should buy FedEx.
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FedEx launches new e-commerce platform
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This. I agree. The HN community largely likes to criticize media but fundamentally they don’t understand it. “The media is a business to generate income by grabbing attention” This has always been true. Media has been sensationalist since i
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It’s not about trust. It’s about risk management, communication and teamwork. Development at scale is a team sport. There’s a difference and it’s simple starting with… - Does my team understand this change? - Is there anything I missed that
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It’s not about trust. It’s about risk management, communication and teamwork. Development at scale is a team sport. There’s a difference and it’s simple starting with… - Does my team understand this change? - Is there anything I missed that
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I agree with Piketty that inequality is a political choice. Keep in mind pre-communist China rulers often would flip the “capitalism” switch and redistribute wealth whenever they felt inequality was too high. See: https://en.m.wi
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I agree that zoning could be improved. Maybe I don’t understand your comment but algorithmic price fixing is very much a thing across many many industries where participants collude on pricing. If the outcome is the same, it doesn’t matter
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I disagree. In this time of tremendous wealth inequality, I welcome their in-depth reporting that holds the powerful accountable regardless of what side of the political sphere they sit. ProPublica is demonstrating that they will report on
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Actually… It took a lot of courage by ProPublica to put out this piece knowing they would deal with the wrath of the Buffet faithful. No one had any issues when they were reporting on Clarence Thomas. Considering the power that Buffet wield
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Agreed. This piece demonstrates that Buffet is human. AND… It took a lot of courage by ProPublica to put out this piece knowing they would deal with the wrath of the Buffet faithful. No one had any issues when they were reporting on Clarenc
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I’m not a friend with Steve Ballmer but often ran into him at private dinners and other social events in the LA area after he purchased the Clippers. Several of his players were represented by CAA located in Beverly Hills which I worked wit
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Good point. We say many altruistic things when we’re happy and healthy. There’s a great opinion article from a doctor that says people faced with death that come into a hospital usually change their minds about receiving care that would pro
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Buying a NBA team isn’t like a buying a boat. I spoke with Steve shortly after he bought the Clippers and he told me… 1. He’s a sports fan 2. The asset value of major market teams along with the accompanying real estate generally increases.
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I agree that this is the best advice. I was really worried about what I would do AFTER so I just kept working a day job even after I made FU money. The difference was that I started working for different reasons which was meeting people and
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Posting Matt Stoller’s BIG newsletter as a resource. His journalism covering monopolies and related litigation is nothing short of phenomenal. I recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about how big business works to suppress employe
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This is interesting. In the US, I have found that what HR will tell you is different than what your hiring manager will enforce. My hiring managers were often much more permissive and allowed 4 day work weeks and “unlimited” time off provid
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Considering the $100 million loss at MGM and the $500mm loss at Clorox, it makes total sense that they are going after them especially considering their private equity owners actively avoided their risk management duties. Additionally as a
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Hate to be another person with another anecdote. But… I manage several neurodivergent people and to be honest they are the best thing about our company. They lead in areas that neurotypicals do not which often is being one of the few to spe
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Well… The reason for marriage collapse is lack of well paying manufacturing jobs. The American Economic Institute - https://www.aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.1257/aeri.20180010 Brookings Institute study - https:/&
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