mesozoic

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421.
by mesozoic 10y ago
Cool I played this game a bit and it was very fun. Looking forward to full release.
422.
by mesozoic 10y ago
You will die. I will die a level 90 Warlock.
423.
by mesozoic 10y ago
Seems like they pay very poorly for experience and skills
424.
by mesozoic 10y ago
Great advice. Now how to subtly get the boss to read this...
425.
by mesozoic 10y ago
Wow I guess since employees should already value most stock options at near zero it's hard to value them any less.
426.
by mesozoic 10y ago
This is why I'm getting into promoting colonization of Mars and beyond. All human life could be wiped out forever by a single catastrophic event which is surely more important than most other problems.
427.
by mesozoic 10y ago
And they're really itching to work for basically charity for someone who will greatly undervalue them. Sure. I saw some unicorns by the lake the other day too.
428.
by mesozoic 10y ago
Typically you'd avoid subjective analysis in 5 why's so transform traitor into person and too much into empty string and in the third answer it should probably have "was perceived by Snowden as the most likely"
429.
by mesozoic 10y ago
Good luck with selling something to people that they don't want.
430.
by mesozoic 10y ago
The one missing thing is a tempting ebook or something that I can only get if I give my email address.
431.
by mesozoic 10y ago
It's hard to know you can simulate a function stack with a for loop I guess...
432.
by mesozoic 11y ago
I can understand their desire. Some of my best gaming was on non EA Ultima Online shards that ran the version of the game before it was "ruined" or many thought it was.
433.
by mesozoic 11y ago
Causes a spiral of despair if you haven't preempted their adopting of dorfs
434.
by mesozoic 11y ago
Oh I hope he has good offsite backups at least. I would hate for the world to lose the future of Dwarf Fortress because he loses his code.
435.
by mesozoic 11y ago
Whatever that big box at the bottom that is slightly tilted is, it hurts my head.
436.
by mesozoic 11y ago
It's more like he can say what the colors outside the room are PROBABLY like.
437.
by mesozoic 11y ago
The future full of anthropomorphic crocodiles is what concerns me most.
438.
by mesozoic 11y ago
Docker containers
439.
by mesozoic 11y ago
Too bad I had a lot of trouble making money as an infant.
440.
by mesozoic 11y ago
Luckily the copyright on a ancient work of art would have expired long ago.
441.
by mesozoic 11y ago
I think this is really the Occam's razor answer.
442.
by mesozoic 11y ago
I wouldn't worry about it until you have assets in one entity to protect by having separate LLCs
443.
by mesozoic 11y ago
Or you know the other option. Uninstall facebook and twitter and instgram and snapchat and.... Your battery will last much longer. You won't get constant popups showing you your life isn't as good as your friends lives. And you ca
444.
by mesozoic 11y ago
This is true one of my favorite wines is 5 bucks a bottle.
445.
by mesozoic 11y ago
Daily Mail has lots of money I expect so there's probably plenty of lawyers who would do it on spec.
446.
by mesozoic 11y ago
Considering your second seed round is likely valuing the company around 1 Million you should probably ask for maybe 20% of the company for the missed out salary
447.
by mesozoic 11y ago
> he works at home in an office devoid of noise or distraction. "It is the most boring office you'll ever see," he said. Sounds like heaven!
448.
by mesozoic 11y ago
Usually it seems the "secret" comes down to be lucky many times in a row. From what I've seen this is many times the only thing that all successful entrepreneurs have in common.
449.
by mesozoic 11y ago
And the government wonders why people from tech don't want to work for it.
450.
by mesozoic 11y ago
I find the difference between "self-taught" and not almost laughable. Even if you have a post graduate degree in computer science to stay current and succeed in the field you will have to be particularly good at self teaching conc

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