kraigie

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by kraigie 8y ago
>Who wants to listen to Leonardo DiCaprio, Al Gore, etc. as they jet from continent to continent, play on mega yachts, own 10,000 square foot homes-- then the listeners are supposed to live like monks? Because they pay them? This is how
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by kraigie 8y ago
Carbon trading credits are not enough to fix global warming your right, if the value of carbon fixing or putting carbon in the ground was higher than the value of extracting 50 years ago. Well we would probably have solved this by now, but
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by kraigie 8y ago
If you your lawyers know who they really are that's another matter. Do they mainly do higher rounds (e.g. are series A and you are at seed) if so they could be worrying about signal risk if they don't want to back your next round.
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by kraigie 8y ago
Tax evasion? Some countries don't tax foreign income so maybe they will declare a smaller investment then they can lower their tax bill since they can claim more money came from out of the country (and all.their returns will)
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by kraigie 8y ago
Because no one is making a profit from fixing it.
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by kraigie 8y ago
Urban vs suburbs vs rural have differing land use requirements and viable transport options and resource requirements. So the moral and ethical standards are really proxies for resource use. Compare that to white and black tennis shoes, if
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by kraigie 8y ago
Or commute via rail. Google metroland bit dated. However railroad to the front door isn't a bad idea.
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by kraigie 8y ago
Berlin has all of those,(albeit it is one of the highest open space cites there are) hell London has over 20 skateparks that is just for skating that is before you consider a lot of the Thames bank serves as open parkside. With the only tra
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by kraigie 8y ago
2-6 are addressed in europe through public transit (often electric) good quality buildings (rather than the cheapest possible materials to profit the developers) and the wide avalibilty of public open spaces like parks, forests, sports co
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by kraigie 8y ago
Also gasp mass transit. A dozen small compact cites with trams (streetcars) modern ones get up to 40mph can serve to create a good cbd at the hub, fit well with walking and cycling while providing critical mass for there to be enough things
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by kraigie 8y ago
There are underground and above ground non auto networks. See Canada, las Vegas, Portland transit mall
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by kraigie 9y ago
Certainly, not hosting but plenty of applications that can tolerate physical moving of data in an out.(rendering, protein folding,some big data stuff (store the petabyte locally and have people come visit) All ASIC is going to be a problem
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by kraigie 9y ago
They also never mention the salary level they can't pay people at which is odd. In a shortage that's the first thing you'd want to advertise (as it would encourage more people to enter the industry) it's almost like the
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by kraigie 9y ago
Or they could put that kind of thing in the job ad.
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by kraigie 9y ago
Twitter and blogs would be an excellent approach for hiring marketers/growth hackers
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by kraigie 9y ago
Actually there are historical examples of where changing the interviewing process solved inequality. All it took was a curtain. You see there where few women in orchestras and it was said that this was because they didn't have the tale
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by kraigie 9y ago
Which makes asking for a resume, rather pointless. There would likely be a lot more acceptance of fizzbuzz take home tests and so on; if that was instead of writing up resumes (replace one time suck with another instead of adding a second