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by karl11 7y ago
There are a lot of people in the comments that seem confused by the point of this article. I think if you have ever run a business (managing a team is not the same) then this article is clear as day. Owners have infinite ways to allocate
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by karl11 7y ago
I think if you have ever actually run a business, his article hits home and has a pretty clear point.
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by karl11 7y ago
Gorgeous?
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by karl11 7y ago
They do a ton of work at home outside of school hours.
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by karl11 7y ago
I am just happy to see that debates on whether some programming language is awesome or the worst are still popular on HN.
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by karl11 7y ago
Fortunately for the rest of us, that optimism has worked pretty well for thousands of years now. Besides, if you really believe we're doomed, what difference does it make to you what anyone thinks about anything?
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by karl11 7y ago
He did, but only after he doubled it his first couple years.
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by karl11 8y ago
To anyone who hasn’t been totally brainwashed yet one way or the other, a great piece of writing on MMT: https://www.epsilontheory.com/modern-monetary-theory-or-how-...
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by karl11 8y ago
+1 to everything here, and want to emphasize permitting/zoning since it's buried in the bullet list. For example, even if you have the knowledge and skill to do your own plumbing, in most places you cannot just do your own plumbin
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People vs. Companies(collaborativefund.com)
4 points by karl11 8y ago|0 comments
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Patreon Acquires Memberful, an Interview with Patreon and Memberful CEOs(stratechery.com)
2 points by karl11 8y ago|0 comments
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by karl11 8y ago
Reading the comments on this thread and comparing to my own first reaction on reading this is how I know I'm not a millennial.
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by karl11 8y ago
People with years of experience in healthcare are invested in the status quo.
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by karl11 8y ago
I would argue that you should give Jeff Bezos, Warren Buffett and Jamie Dimon more credit.
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by karl11 8y ago
I would bet that collectively the time wasted due to mishaps exceeds time saved by this feature. For me personally, I don’t think I will ever make the time up in my lifetime - I have accidentally killed a battery once because the car was in
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by karl11 9y ago
Came here to upvote Newsblur + RSS, both are awesome!
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by karl11 9y ago
The other under-reported issue is that they expanded the window that these tolls are in place vs. the old HOV model. Lots of people used to drive in at 6AM before it was HOV, or at 9AM after it was over, and now there are heavy tolls during
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by karl11 9y ago
You can either allow monopolies and regulate for net neutrality or bust up monopolies and let competition regulate. This guy is a stooge - no net neutrality regulation AND allow monopolies to control internet access.
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by karl11 9y ago
Why do we expect Apple to be altruistic instead of expecting governments to have sensible tax policy?
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by karl11 9y ago
I am a paying customer of YCharts and like it a lot generally, but the screener is actually lacking IMO. It does not have any historical data beyond TTM, though you are correct that you can create formulaic metrics. One of the things I like
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by karl11 9y ago
Thanks for the reply. Agree w/ you on all counts for StockRover; I like your UI much better.
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by karl11 9y ago
This is a very competitive field, with dozens of options. I have done extensive research myself in the past looking for screeners that provide enough functionality for my needs. I'm curious what problem you're attempting to solve
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Speculation in a Truth Chamber(philosophicaleconomics.com)
1 points by karl11 9y ago|0 comments
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by karl11 9y ago
I think this is a good idea. I would add YMCAs and similar places. I think one of the best places for a mega-philanthropist to invest would be in the time and places that kids spend outside of public schools. Many of the biggest disadvantag
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by karl11 9y ago
Two good marginal revolution posts on this: http://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2017/06/sea... && http://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2017/06/m
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Learning to Love Scientific Consensus(slatestarcodex.com)
2 points by karl11 9y ago|0 comments
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Complexity and Strategy(hackernoon.com)
1 points by karl11 10y ago|0 comments
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by karl11 10y ago
The sample size of our records is incredibly small when stacked against the history of the earth and all the records we're missing.
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by karl11 10y ago
That doesn't make sense. What if the reference is 5 minutes ago?
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by karl11 10y ago
Stratechery is an example of this. If you get the FEI newsletters, many of the businesses they are brokering for sale are one person efforts.

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