jwheeler79

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by jwheeler79 13y ago
I still don't get it.
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by jwheeler79 13y ago
I don't need hard data. To me it's common sense. Rare is the company making $12B per annum. For example, The Coca-Cola Company made $9B in 2012. Even rarer is an established company with a single idea that suddenly takes them to t
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by jwheeler79 13y ago
This is a common error in human misjudgement that just because you had one relevant idea in the past it automatically follows future ideas should be so relevant. But, they're not, and 10% of the people are not going to pay for no ads.
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by jwheeler79 13y ago
When I was in the third or fourth grade, I had an extreme form of this type of depression that lasted for maybe a year or longer. Instead of just reflecting on the meaning of life, I worried reality might not be real and understood even the
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by jwheeler79 13y ago
I guess I can't argue with that.
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by jwheeler79 13y ago
I realize I can't police the internet, but I just want to say that when someone works hard on something and wants to show it off, and your gut reaction is to show off something you didn't work on at all for karma points, it's
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by jwheeler79 13y ago
James - off topic, but you write well. You seem like a high quality dude. I wish I had the money to work something out with you like other posters. Just want to offer one piece of advice: watch out for Winklevoss-type douche bags. They&#x27
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by jwheeler79 13y ago
My first impression is upon visiting the link provided, there's some text hovering over a notebook, and it just doesn't look professional. I don't know if it's because the text is not centered with the notebook or the fo
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by jwheeler79 13y ago
Try to develop a rapport with them where you can joke around and talk shit to them. But overall - there might be some who won't want to ever work with you, and that's not your fault. All you can do is work with the one's who
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by jwheeler79 13y ago
A 'valuation' and a sale are completely different things. Silicon Valley VCs are annoying as all hell. They get lucky once and all of a sudden they're Warren Buffett.
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by jwheeler79 13y ago
This is a simple one: if he wanted it pronounced 'JIF', he shouldn't have spelled it GIF.
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by jwheeler79 13y ago
No need to dress up wisdom with unsubstantiated scientific language? Where do you get that? He sounds plainly spoken to me. He's not saying high I.Q. doesn't have its advantages at all. He says overly high I.Q. doesn't give you an advantage
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by jwheeler79 13y ago
That article is wordy and hard as hell to parse. I wish the author would just speak plainly. What's he mean anyways? 'The entrepreneurs are the new labor'
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by jwheeler79 13y ago
Here's the best part from the full post mortem "First and foremost,the VP of Sales was compensated according to sales before discounts, not according to margin or profit. Our discount strategy resulted in enormous losses, but for the VP of
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by jwheeler79 13y ago
Can someone please help me understand what I'm missing? When I calculate the Net/Profit Loss on the first income statement I get ($521) and not ($548). I don't see anything in the article that accounts for the missing $27K. What kind of acc
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by jwheeler79 13y ago
Yes, you're totally missing the point, but you said it yourself: "it seems that he only had taste in choosing among the good designs of others" That's all it was--a matter of taste, and his was the very, very best. He had an order of magnit