maxlamb

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   by maxlamb 10y ago

   When you think about it, factoring in earthquakes, drought, tornados, hurricanes, sea levels, floods, tsunami, forest / brush fires, landslides, avalanches, and whatever else I'm forgetting, there really isn't anywhere good
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   by maxlamb 11y ago

   reminds me of a related and interesting read on an interview with Kickstarter's founder/CEO on why he doesn't want to sell or ever go public: http://www.fastcompany.com/3051328/fast-feed/kickstarter-
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   by maxlamb 11y ago

   That sounds great. I pick Bend, Oregon.
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   by maxlamb 11y ago

   Looks like people are already doing that: http://www.cnbc.com/2015/10/30/why-investors-are-shorting-ca...
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   by maxlamb 11y ago

   I don't understand, isn't it easier to get around this by keeping your foreign bank account balance low (less than 10k) and transferring money on a regular basis to your US bank accounts to make sure it stays under 10k?
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   by maxlamb 11y ago

   Love this quote, it pretty much predicted the on-going situation with Marissa Mayer and Yahoo.
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   by maxlamb 11y ago

   MySpace did at one point, and it was indeed a walking dead.
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   by maxlamb 11y ago

   hundreds of millions.
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   by maxlamb 11y ago

   How much a company raises and its valuation are two completely different things.