learc83

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by learc83 7y ago
1. It's unlikely investors are looking into small lifestyle businesses. 2. The company isn't going to accumulate many assets if the owners are paying for gas, travel, food, and rapidly depreciating assets.
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by learc83 7y ago
Because the difference between the average and the most expensive is so great, that people who eat the average meal aren't willing to pay enough to cover the most expensive.
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by learc83 7y ago
Because a 5% margin doesn't translate to a 5% annual return on investment. Also at many small restaurants the owner and the owner's family is also working full time, and that 5% margin doesn't include their salaries.
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by learc83 7y ago
That guy is using server side blazer which doesn't use wasm. And his experiences aren't normal.
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by learc83 7y ago
You don't need 20 before it's more likely than not that you get a success. And I'm doubtful that the majority of angel investors actual have a net positive return.
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by learc83 7y ago
They create the environment that encourages and allows those actions though. If you encourage a rapid growth at all costs mindset, you can't be surprised when outright fraud results. And if the VCs that funded Theranos had done actual
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by learc83 7y ago
Public loans all qualify for income based repayment. At a state school with in state tuition a CS or engineering degree is almost definitely worth the loans if you're looking for a career change.
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by learc83 7y ago
My middle of the road state school CS program was nothing like that. I can remember exactly 1 CS class where memorizing the text book was remotely useful.
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by learc83 7y ago
It's possible to complete the equivalent of a decent CS degree on your own, but I've very rarely seen it in practice. For the vast majority of people the fastest and easiest way to acquire the equivalent knowledge and skills is to
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by learc83 7y ago
I take a hybrid approach and try to build view backed models for complex queries. Then the rest of the team can use those models with ActiveRecord like they normally would.
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by learc83 7y ago
If you want to explain how any of what you're talking about makes any sense, I'm all ears. "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States res
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by learc83 7y ago
10% above the rest of the state to move to the middle of nowhere obviously wasn't enough. When a company says they can't find anyone to hire, what they really mean most of the time is "we can't find anyone to hire for th
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by learc83 7y ago
Did John Locke come back from the grave to include a relevant clause in the Constitution?
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by learc83 7y ago
>Supreme Court could strike down the entire California coastal access law as unconstitutional That would require a very creative reading of the constitution. Congress could pass a law overriding it, and SCOTUS could could uphold that law
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by learc83 7y ago
It's not a Google patent. The article link is just a link to patents.google.com, which is a Google search engine for patents not a list of patents owned by Google.
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by learc83 7y ago
>IMHO there is a basic error they're making, which is to do all of this in one product. If they were to start from scratch, DOTS would be missing so much functionality that it wouldn't really be useful. By essentially using the
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by learc83 7y ago
I'm not really sure why you seem so intent on arguing with straw men.
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by learc83 7y ago
Sending them home where they don't have to do school work teaches them right from wrong? The only way that suspension is punishment is if the parents punish their kid for being suspended.
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by learc83 7y ago
>Our society is much more violent than in the past. No it's not. Look up the statistics. >We certainly did not need to have Police permanently stationed in the school. Most other developed countries don't either. There'
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by learc83 7y ago
My point is that the the good old days weren't the good old days.
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by learc83 7y ago
> Kids catching criminal charges is a concentrated bad thing. That is something that's definitely worse today for white kids . If you were a black kid 60 years ago, it was much worse than it is today.
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by learc83 7y ago
Do you have data to back that up? Has the crime rate against the elderly increased? Or does it just feel like it was better? My parents think it's much more dangerous for kids to play outside now than back when I was a kid in the 80s.
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by learc83 7y ago
You couldn't have come up with a sufficient punishment to teach him the same lesson? You could even voluntarily pull him out and home school him for a week if you wanted.
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by learc83 7y ago
In what objective way was society better off when teachers could hit kids with a ruler. Lower crime rates? Longer life span? More productive workers? Less income inequality?
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by learc83 7y ago
In my case I believe that the original statement calling out "virtue signaling" was wrong. And on top of being wrong they were being hypocritical because they were doing the exact thing that they were, wrongly in my opinion, calli
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by learc83 7y ago
>so that middle class people can afford to live in California You said California. Not San Francisco. The point is that it isn't the left leaning government of California that is making San Francisco expensive. It's a local pro
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by learc83 7y ago
> San Francisco has laws on the books mandating "affordable housing". San Francisco is geographically limited. But San Francisco doesn't want to build up because of NIMBYism. That's the primary problem. It's not
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by learc83 7y ago
Yeah Data Oriented Technology Stack.
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by learc83 7y ago
>These are all fine changes but they could all happen on their own. They really couldn't all happen on their own. They wanted to write more code in C#, so of course it makes sense that they'd start with the new systems they wer
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by learc83 7y ago
It's wrapped up in a new concept because it's a complete re-architecture. You do almost everything differently with DOTS. And its driven by the CTO and Mike Acton from what I can tell. I've been making a game with DOTS for th

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