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lalos
8y ago
As a long term investor, I'm worried with Google. All the bills are paid by ad revenue, a single horse. Then there is this bubble of claims that they have the best engineers and work environment yet this has not produced any other busi
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8y ago
How would you structure that bonus if you get a promotion that takes you to 7,501? You would get an impressive pay cut. If you structure it like taxes where only the first 7.5k get doubled then a bunch of people that don't need it will
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8y ago
I always feel bad when I see startups come from a rich guy chasing fame or increasing the family wealth, they have a great and vital tool (money) but not a problem to solve nor an edge in the industry they are attacking. Kind of ironic, but
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8y ago
Interesting the last bit, this will technically subsidize Uber's work. Most of the drivers are on both unless they add a minimum driven hours per week to get this perk.
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8y ago
Some devs prefer being woken up on their on-call duty to fix a Javascript bug that could've been caught by GHC. It only makes sense when you put on the business hat, e.g. the big pro is that they are first to market, etc.
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8y ago
I always thought the "Don't Be Evil" phrase was more like a don't be comically evil. Don't wear black suit, boring logo and more imaginary related to an evil person. Instead be fun, use kindergarten colors, use the
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8y ago
Please watch Gattaca, very relevant to your comment.
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8y ago
We need some guidelines for proper 2FA implementation. The Instagram 2FA has a quirk were they don't prompt the user to write the phone number registered on the account before sending the SMS. This means I get like 20 password resets o
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8y ago
Look at Ford http://www.businessinsider.com/ford-f-150-truck-production-m... A fire accident of a supplier of Ford caused this, it wasn't even on their hands. Any freak/unlucky accident plus Tesla being tight with
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8y ago
Or just maybe getting hit by that kind of counter offer when you were bothering someone by pushing to move their wedding date hits you like cold water and you are like right, I'll leave this person alone and avoid making it weirder.
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8y ago
Maybe Wikipedia? Might need some scripting to filter down all the articles
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8y ago
Can't stop thinking about the centralization going on here, even if you avoid using Google apps now any app could be feeding back your information to Google.
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9y ago
How many hours in 4.5 years does an average Netflix users spend? Seems absurd to spend that time consuming than creating your own content.
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9y ago
I agree with your points, but is it realistic or are those excuses? Has anybody quantified actual entrepreneurship? Yes, your example are complete home runs but most entrepreneurs would end up with a small business and not unicorns.
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9y ago
How close is Zuck to Thiel? I see some strong parallels to his initial mentor and would think he still supports him. You are right, maybe he should've surrounded himself with more variety of people.
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9y ago
What is the difference between an ad and abusing somebody who is in a weak position? There is a difference and targeted ads are dancing on that line, if you don't see this you should read on how people get recruited to sects. They don&
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9y ago
Genius move by Apple. This is a marketing move, clear and valuable differentiation from competition. What's perfect about this is that the competition can not claim the same (Google/Samsung/Android and to a degree FB). It
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9y ago
Does it require to install a certificate or what is the mechanism for enabling the VPN on iOS?
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9y ago
I believe also fonts installed. EFF has a great tool regarding fingerprinting https://panopticlick.eff.org
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9y ago
What stops them from creating a holding company and getting access from that? Seems like a rat and mouse game and feels like more a PR move because of recent bad news exposure.
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9y ago
I can sort of see how social networking sites evolved from these kind of websites where people just wanted to share part of their personal lives. Thanks for sharing.
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9y ago
Get a gym buddy, could be any friend that wants to hit the gym too or one that already goes and doesn't mind you tagging along. Don't have to workout together, you just want someone not to disappoint and text when you want to flak
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9y ago
Cheaper CoL, that's why importing cheap goods from cheap countries and focusing on technology is the bet one should place. That way you have time and resources to spent developing the technology for automating everything. It's lik
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9y ago
There may not be a shortage but people would buy less of that produce, prices would go up to cover the higher wages. Unless you subsidize aggressively. Tricky market since people need food to survive.
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9y ago
Great, then they can sell 'anonymized' data to ad, insurance and recruitment companies. They will surely not be able to correlate that data with any other data points they may have.
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9y ago
A must watch for the impact of construction and infrastructure in the world is the documentary Sand Wars. They lightly mention alternatives such as hemp blocks at the end. Never thought sand was so problematic and important (just behind wat
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9y ago
Loved the Natural System that looks like a mountain range, kind a want to see the code that produces that
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9y ago
Reminded me about the dice-o-matic https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14806986
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9y ago
Thank you for this. A great talk in youtube equating winning lottery ticket with a successful business / startup. (want this indexed by my bookmarking site google.com)
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9y ago
I don't know if it varies state by state, but schools are usually funded by property tax.
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