lxmorj

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by lxmorj 9y ago
It's easy for humans to memorize, though I don't know exactly what that's worth...
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by lxmorj 9y ago
Singapore model. Market wages for the best talent (millions+). Huge penalties for corruption.
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by lxmorj 9y ago
Right - but as I said above - that doesn't stop small shedding dogs from causing you problems. My point is that, on the allergy front, my Wheaten is no worse than a beagle that someone paid for.
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by lxmorj 9y ago
Start a company?
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by lxmorj 9y ago
Sparsely used, but talked about ALL THE TIME
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by lxmorj 9y ago
Ugh. Pet laws are so terrible. They're made out of laziness and a weird inability to confront the actual problem. I have a pretty damn good dog. Lots of people have shit dogs. Rather than actually address bad behavior, we decide to tel
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by lxmorj 9y ago
Yessir! We're planning to launch quite a few of these mini-sites, and will be exploring things like "Vladmir Poo-tin" and such once the Trump fountain runs dry...
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by lxmorj 9y ago
I'm actually finding a TON of synergies in running a micro-site internally. I control the volume of sales through my own Facebook ads. If, for example, I were to land a large client, I can dial down my internal sites' traffic to f
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by lxmorj 9y ago
Often the pros and cons are two sides of the same coin. For example - we have a 10k sqft warehouse - which is fairly expensive, and required a 5-year lease commitment. On the other hand, it's awesome to have so much customizable space
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by lxmorj 9y ago
DonaldTrumpDogPoopBags.com pulls in about $500 in revenue per day after some FB ad tuning. I acquired the site from a client when he decided to shut it down. It's moreorless break even until his earn-out is complete after a few hundred
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by lxmorj 9y ago
5??????
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by lxmorj 9y ago
One is something you can do, the other is something you have to prevent everyone from doing...
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by lxmorj 9y ago
Headline has too many words. Feel free to remove "cars using"
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by lxmorj 9y ago
As shitty as working for Uber might be, this is a huge benefit that they currently present. You can get by driving for Uber for a bit, allowing you to hold off on accepting an okay outcome and find better employment opportunities than oth
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by lxmorj 10y ago
That's not really true. There are two segmented populations that only "communicate" with those in the other group, but the value is dramatically tied to the number of people in the opposing segment. Riders and drivers need th
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by lxmorj 10y ago
My girlfriend is in exactly this situation. She has terminal pain from a Whipple and every step of the way the onus is on her to provide evidence that she isn't a drug-seeker. And there are not clear success criterion. Pharmacists can
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by lxmorj 10y ago
If you are breaking the windows of a very rich man who has most of the windows in your community due to his enormous house, and your economy is largely window-installation based...
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by lxmorj 10y ago
Hey, I'm going to be shipping these for Connor :)
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by lxmorj 10y ago
I used to work for a utility company and there was a huge aversion to any innovation that drove costs down. Guaranteed ROI is incredibly counter-productive as a regulatory measure.
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by lxmorj 10y ago
I was just in a human-driven Uber that did this exact thing (bad right turn), whilst I repeated "watch the bike on your right" 3-4 times until he listened just shy of swiping the bike.
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by lxmorj 10y ago
Right, but foreign persons could do it, no?
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by lxmorj 10y ago
Charity up-sell is an interesting idea. Sort of like the popular buy-one give-one business model, but optional.
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by lxmorj 10y ago
Cool thanks, will look into it! Our site is a static site hosted on Strikingly and doesn't power anything so hopefully it's nothing major!
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by lxmorj 10y ago
I run a bootstrapped e-commerce fulfillment center that doesn't charge for storage. We also ship for GameBoxMonthly.com - might be a good way to move a decent percentage of your existing stock. Happy to intro to the GBM team and/o
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by lxmorj 10y ago
And where are the horses?
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by lxmorj 10y ago
I like the idea that Thiel was just willing to fall on the sword to get inside. It's a hopefully & almost certainly wrong, but hey...
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by lxmorj 10y ago
An outright denier, or a fuck-it-lets-solve-it-with-cool-shit-like-venentian-blind-satellite-swarms sort of guy?
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by lxmorj 10y ago
Use an asteroid?
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by lxmorj 10y ago
It might not take that long given the right tech. You'd need a legit fusion reactor, and enough material to build an long mass ejector and start shooting 0.01c ice pellets into the outer solar system, driving the rest of Ceres toward M
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by lxmorj 10y ago
You did start with "the scene in HBO's 'Silicon Valley' where" Not the BEST warning but not nothing...

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