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by mattrp 7y ago
The problem is the recruiters - how much justice would it be for someone to start a recruiting agency and say to applicants, 'oh you have recruiting experience? yeah...well, we're looking people with a different skillset.'
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Here’s my comments and I hope to be as constructive as possible: 1) I listened to Zuckerburgs podcast on free speech. I felt that while it had the appearance of adhering to the principles of the first amendment I think the purpose of the p
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by mattrp 7y ago
I’ve driven this route before. What’s remarkable about it is how unremarkable it is. The only thing could be a possible risk would be a snowstorm in Colorado. Otherwise the route is basically one long boring ride. Maybe the Las Vegas 9
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by mattrp 7y ago
I get what your seeking now - I wish I knew of an org to suggest. I’ve long felt that there should be some sort of comms focused volunteer org like this. I guess you could say all of the major network operators already have things like mo
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by mattrp 7y ago
Yes I feel like personal ownership of the recommendation engine is the key battleground..otherwise whatever the data is a third party is always deciding what you see.
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by mattrp 7y ago
Cisco TacOps comes to mind... is this what you’re thinking? https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/about/csr/stories/tactical-ope...
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> It’s also curious Apple didn’t bring a trade secrets claim. The architecture of Cyclone, etc., is famously under wraps compared to AMD and Intel’s designs. Apple has gotten amazing performance out of these chips, but nobody is entirely
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by mattrp 7y ago
Agreed I was just trying to help the person achieve a bit of zen. it’s nice to think you can get him to sign something but chances are he’ll interpret it that the code is worth something and dig in...As they say in arendelle ... let it go,
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by mattrp 7y ago
Yeah I know... I have impractical ideas about air travel. My other idea was to take the second level of a 747 and convert it to a gym. Instead of seats you’d have treadmills and at the far end would be showers. Anyone could “book” time i
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by mattrp 7y ago
they look more like old school first class seats. the problem with sleeping on a plane has to do with circulation -- it's actually hard on the heart to pump blood from your feet with you're motionless for hours at a time on a pla
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by mattrp 7y ago
I can't disagree -- I couldn't imagine working in Beverly Hills and having to make it to group therapy at noon on a Wednesday in Agoura Hills. But I think it's asinine to think of San Francisco and San Jose as two markets in
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by mattrp 7y ago
I think it's interesting that this definition of mandate came in 77 immediately ahead of Volker's appointment and he essentially ignored it. The fed have always had a bit of heart burn over whether their job includes employment.
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I believe you said Reagan's policies didn't benefit most people at the time of his administration. If that were true, then I think people who were of voting age at the time likely would have had time to reflect on how they felt w
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by mattrp 7y ago
I tend to agree with your thoughts but I would add this: If the cofounder is shutting one entity and starting another to do essentially the same thing, you don't want a piece of that pie. Count yourself lucky that all that happened i
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by mattrp 7y ago
Technically the ussr collapsed because externally it had to settle accounts in the US dollar and low oil prices - it’s only export - couldn’t provide sufficient hard currency to do this but your point is still correct. Reagan knew this an
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by mattrp 7y ago
Inflation is the only mandate. There’s been a lot of discussion about whether employment should play into their role. When it does creep in it’s around now outdated discussions about whether going beyond so called full employment causes i
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by mattrp 7y ago
Go find ten random people who were adults in the 1980s and ask them if they wished carter would have gotten a second term or that Mondale Ferraro could have won in 84. Then come back and let me know if any of the could stop laughing hyster
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The nuance is that fed chairs don’t criticize each other and with rare exception all come from the same elite club - much like Supreme Court justices. I think your assessment is more likely the actual reasons for the cause / end of si
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by mattrp 7y ago
I wouldn’t necessarily say Reagan went along with volker. For starters, volker advised that if Americans wanted to fix the economy they needed to accept a lower standard of living: https://www.nytimes.com/1979/10&#x2F
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by mattrp 7y ago
The carter quote feels a bit like a myth but it was known that his advisors did tell him the risk with volker would be that he could very well cost him the election. However carter was influenced by the northeast elite on fed policy and we
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by mattrp 7y ago
I don’t know if it’s fair to say they could have easily doubled but your point about not acting like investors is fair. In contrast, AAA, USAA, and AARP have chosen to leverage their assets to enter new lines of business while Isoc simply
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by mattrp 7y ago
Thanks for the suggestion - very interesting.
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by mattrp 7y ago
If you’re in the hacking mode - what do you think of taking the Django orm and grafting it onto fast api - sort of like a stand-alone sqlalchemy but with all the ease and power or django’s querysets...
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start by looking at who joined ethos capital and related moves by icann to allow for removal of price caps... https://domainnamewire.com/2019/11/13/breaking-private-equit...
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Second this! With heavy emphasis on Unix and IP networking fundamentals. Before I saw this comment I was going to say teach them typing - is that still taught in school? I think quite honestly learning to type at an early age made the diff
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by mattrp 7y ago
In the spirit of over generalizations, Tim Ferris says that you are the average of the five people you spend the most time with. So let’s say mom and dad are gone by 6, you’re at school by 7. You get a different teacher every hour but the
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by mattrp 7y ago
I believe it is Steve jurveston who made the claim that on average, post ipo gains are roughly equal to pre ipo. I Don’t know how one calculates that but it’s an interesting thought.
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by mattrp 7y ago
I’m pretty sure that’s what Cohen meant. Was there another meaning I did not pick up on?
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by mattrp 7y ago
Thank you for posting. I think there are huge issues with the argument that these six people are ruining the world and the solution is to replace them with six other people to tell you how to think.
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