lostmymind66

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by lostmymind66 7y ago
yeah, well, the profit could be $0 or negative and still have this valuation. I'm not that impressed by these numbers anymore, because it's mostly bullshit hype in an attempt to pump up a future IPO and make the investors rich.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
I second this. I actually switched my entire household over to keypass because I was under the impression that I was forced to use the 1password cloud service.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
It all depends on what you want. Working at a startup is usually more difficult, stressful, and for less pay. Even if the company is wildly successful, your stock options (if you have any) will most likely be worthless in the end (I'v
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
Why should the LGBTQ community be any more protected than any other group? I see hate towards white people, Republicans, and Christians on Twitter, Facebook, and Youtube and none of the content gets taken down. Complaints are responded wit
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
How is doing no research besides what you can find on a tweet, and heavily biasing an article towards one way considered 'reputable reporting'? I just can't believe that all right-leaning articles are false and all left-leani
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
This was a few years back. I don't really care about those accounts anymore. Support was just automated responses and when I tried to call them directly, I was directed to the email accounts with automated responses. My Amazon accoun
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
"They worked so hard to research and create a 2000 word article that accurately reflects the world" I find this laughable. Many recent articles I've seen are designed to get clicks and have nothing to do with good journalism
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
I've had exactly this issue. I was working remotely a couple of years ago and the project manager couldn't effectively communicate (we were all remote in different parts of the US). The result was a disaster and the project manag
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
This is a good point. If everyone is working remotely, you will need to compete on salary with everyone in the world, not just in your area. Which might mean you can't afford rent.
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It's better than Amazon or Google. I have had accounts shutdown on both with absolutely no recourse.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
While I don't agree with what Trump is doing, there is something to be said about students that come to the US to study, only to use the knowledge and information back home to destroy US companies.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
"How long were you remote before you got the office?" I was remote for a couple of years from home, traveled around Asia for a year (while still remote), and got an office when I got back (7 years ago). "Since I didn’t have o
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
"Typically founding team means a stake in the company" Which usually ends up being nothing. I've been promised this multiple times in my 20s for working crazy hours and no 'life balance'. Even if you get a sliver
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
I've been working remotely for over a decade. I love it because I get to spend more time with my family and have more time to work on my side business. This is mostly because there is no commute. I also have an office (I rent it mys
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
When I was younger, I had a boss that had security cameras around our small office. When he was at home (which was half the week), he would watch us through the cameras. These cameras also had two-way audio, so I would be having a conversa
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
When it comes to gang shootings in the inner city, it's way more than what's in this list.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
It really depends on the suspect. If the suspect is a white supremacist, it's all over the news immediately. If it doesn't fit the current narrative, we might see the suspect 3 days later. I've been recently paying attentio
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
Well, Barista and Walmart greeter might be a nightmare for some and a dream for others. Don't judge.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
This will most likely result in a loss of many jobs. If Uber/Lyft is going to be forced to reclassify contractors as employees, there will be stricter guidelines on who will actually be able to work for them (which means less people w
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
Not everyone needs to go to college and a student thinking about enrolling really should look at the likelihood of being able to get a job that pays well enough to pay off the student loan. I know so many history, art, English, and various
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
" He thinks that assumption stems from bias by early researchers, who were predominantly male." I stopped reading here. We have no idea why they never actually witnessed sexual cannibalism in snakes. Why speculate that it was so
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
Most jobs are boring, but I find interesting things to learn in almost every boring task I've been given over my career. It keeps me interested and can be used as building blocks to work on something more interesting. I don't thi
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
Should we include weed and booze in this as well?
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"What unites these approaches is a commitment to ensuring broadly distributed power in the workplace." What ends up happening when you 'distribute power' is that employees that work harder, better, or even just having ne
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
It's not just Indian Americans. It's other students of immigrants as well. My belief is that it's because their families instill education from a young age as a path to success and this is ingrained in the culture. You don&
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
Regulation is to blame. Look at cities like San Francisco and tell me it's not regulation..
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
"Nonsense. Land is a scarce resource. Neighborhoods aren't getting any bigger - they can't get any bigger. So the only way for a city to increase its housing supply is to increase its density, and that runs into a buzzsaw of
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
You won't get anyone to tell you exactly how to make money. Anyone suggesting it probably hasn't actually done it and the ones that have don't want you competing in their niche.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
I used to work a salaried job. The problem is that there is no more loyalty to employees. I've gotten let go in the past not because of performance, but because it was cheaper to replace me with a developer from India. I've been
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
Housing price increases, at least in the US, are due to regulations..plain and simple. If you make it easier for houses to be built, the supply will out pace demand and the market will force these prices down.

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