llmguy

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   by llmguy 1y ago

   Don't forget the earths only bookstore either
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   by llmguy 1y ago

   I think if you're looking for proof you're setting too high a standard. But Seattle's experiment hasn't gone well AFAIK. Higher wages = less hours to go around = less money, less economic output, less investment, and so
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   by llmguy 1y ago

   2 things can be true 1) Investors might earn too much return on their investment and wage inequality is high. 2) This study ignores downstream effects that result from the lower returns for ongoing/new investment. Since they’re now pay
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   by llmguy 1y ago

   Like I said, if the business is cashflow negative the issue is attracting new money. I think you’re going a little far with absolutes on your reply but it’s not really relevant anyway.
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   by llmguy 1y ago

   The ceo likely has more voting shares alone. The issue for a cashflow negative business is attracting new money.
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   by llmguy 1y ago

   8 days is closer to 1 week then 2. And it’s a blog post, nobody owes you realtime updates.