kak9

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by kak9 12y ago
Agreed. But to different degrees. In its current form this would be the strongest--since you can never leave if you want any of those shares. Also, consider this. Someone who joined one month before IPO would get more from the kicker than s
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by kak9 12y ago
This is really interesting, and I always like rethinking of equity distribution--since it's so lopsided currently. Some questions off the top of my head - Since employees leaving don't receive from the kicker pool. Doesn't th
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by kak9 12y ago
I'm fine with ads. But I see much more promise for ads before getting in car, then after. While waiting for Uber/Lyft I check my phone non-stop. The second I'm in the car the last app I'm opening is Uber/Lyft.
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by kak9 12y ago
To be fair, the submitter is looking for anecdotes from people who have regretted it--so makes sense less people who don't regret it would respond here.
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by kak9 12y ago
The original research supporting "carbs are good, fats are bad" made such trivial statistical errors it's kind of crazy.
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by kak9 12y ago
Seems like you could just have it not work until a card has been on system for certain amount of time. That way people couldn't just upload card they stole? Would also make easy to detect those who uploaded stolen cards
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by kak9 12y ago
Agreed, government run funds tend to not work out so well. And as direct government investment goes--this isn't that huge.
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by kak9 12y ago
Think this is pretty absurd move by the hotels as well. fwiw though, I believe a bunch of the higher end hotels can't implement free wifi, because they set up Wifi a while back and got locked in to contracts with the companies that set
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by kak9 12y ago
Not disagreeing with any of your points, but there were probably very few LPs who were in one KPCB fund but not the other.
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by kak9 12y ago
This reminds me of this research:) http://homepages.cae.wisc.edu/~jamieson/me/BeerMapper.html