mateo411

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by mateo411 4y ago
You probably don't want to work at a company that behaves that way.
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by mateo411 4y ago
Let me explain this another way, since you seem to be thinking about this the way I originally thought about it. If you wager 500 million to win 1 billion, then that be pays 2 to 1. Any 2 to 1 wager makes sense when the odds of winning is g
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by mateo411 4y ago
If I was already a billionaire, I would pay up to 500 million dollars. At 500 million dollars it's a EV neutral move, but there is also entertainment value, because I get to see if I win or lose. If it's less than 500 million dol
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by mateo411 4y ago
It's free in Spanish too. The word has a Latin root.
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by mateo411 4y ago
Because they have little to no money.
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by mateo411 4y ago
Yes, that seems like a better approach. This is where a marketing or a PR person is helpful.
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by mateo411 4y ago
Yes, there are some key details missing here. Was the employee laid off? If he did , and the options didn't vest, then there is nothing to do here. They can't use the loan to exercise the options, because he has no vested options.
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by mateo411 4y ago
It's a brilliant strategy in the DeFi/CenFi space.
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by mateo411 4y ago
> it's just theft. and extortion.
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by mateo411 4y ago
I'm not sure about that. An acquisition is a risky thing for a company to do as well. It's never a sure thing and correctly pricing the acquisition or predicting if the company will be successful with the acquisition is also not g
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by mateo411 4y ago
They can still buy and sell their own company, but they have to respect the black out dates.
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by mateo411 4y ago
Wait, does Javascript have good multi-threading support? I dont think it does.
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by mateo411 4y ago
There is a little more variance in sales people's earnings, since it's based on commission. Their base salary is probably pretty paltry. To do a proper comparison you want to look at OTE(on target earnings), that's how much t
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by mateo411 4y ago
I feel poorer.
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by mateo411 4y ago
I spent a lot of time devising and refining the perfect system avoiding procrastination. It is the most efficient and elegant approach on the subject. But I recently found a minor flaw in it, so I'll tell you about it tomorrow.
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by mateo411 4y ago
In this case, I think you wanted more opportunities and career growth and that wasn't possible in that role. I've been there before. I don't think this is burnout, you just outgrew your role, and there was no reason to stick
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by mateo411 4y ago
Why has it been a while since the last recession. Wasn't there a recession in 2020 due to the pandemic?
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by mateo411 4y ago
I don't think George Costanza ever had two jobs at the same time. He did have two girlfriends at the same time once. He found it exhausting, so arranged for both of them to meet in the same place(Monks), in order to sabotage the relati
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by mateo411 4y ago
That's a large team. I don't think it makes sense to have 15 direct reports. You probably want to split that into 2 teams so you can feed your team with two pizza boxes. If you do have a team that large, then you need to have a we
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by mateo411 4y ago
> People have locked interest rate and can re-fi 1-2 years with lower interest rate. Hmmm, that doesn't make sense. We don't know if rates will be lower in 1-2 two years, than they were in 2020-2021. People who financed mortgag
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by mateo411 4y ago
So, basically data engineering. If you want to be good at data science you should at least be a mediocre data engineer.
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by mateo411 5y ago
Our onboarding documention is decent, but it's usually a little bit out of date. I have the person who is being onboarded update the documentation.
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by mateo411 5y ago
I avoid bikeshedding by spending most of my time yak shaving.
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by mateo411 5y ago
There can be an upside to an exit interview. If you have equity in the company, then suggesting things in an exit interview that will be a positive change for the company can benefit you. Note, that the likelihood of a company implementing
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by mateo411 5y ago
It seems like a read replica would have helped out in this instance. I agree if somebody decides to keep doing the same actions after being told not do to them, because their actions would bring down production, and their actions do bring d
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by mateo411 5y ago
This is the correct answer.
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by mateo411 5y ago
Well no. It's expensive for the company too. All of the people involved in the interview process are still getting paid while they are interviewing the candidates. They aren't working on their projects that they have to complete.
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by mateo411 5y ago
The Democrats have been the party of the free trade and globalization, while also supporting the working class. There is a problem with this approach. Free trade and globalization means that goods are cheaper, the economy is more efficient,
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by mateo411 5y ago
The hydrology term you are looking for is catchment. I suspect an analogous economic "catchment", could be a company town, or a country who's economy is closed to the rest of the world.
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by mateo411 5y ago
Even if the manager is unprofessional idiot, the manager can't fire somebody without working with other people at the company, such as their boss, HR, and probably the Finance department. They can certainly drive the decision, but they

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