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by neximo64 6y ago
This is nonsense in a startup its very transparent.
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by neximo64 6y ago
It feels like having a marketplace for this cheapens the experience of using formalwear. Imo I would try and find a way to change the experience so its not similar to buying stuff on Ebay (i.e the homepage feels that way)
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by neximo64 6y ago
Rust
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by neximo64 6y ago
The cost of an integrated circuit in the 1970s would be so prohibitive you couldn't even type this today if we used this argument. Likewise with lithium batteries. It just takes use, iteration and scale nuclear energy can easily be che
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by neximo64 6y ago
Whats the idea you copied?
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by neximo64 6y ago
Companies with at market offerings have liquidity beforehand to know what the value of the shares are. There are willing buyers and sellers at that price. It's needless to say a direct listing has never been done this way.
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by neximo64 6y ago
I'm not entirely sure how that's possible. If you knew stock was being sold in significant quantities (~10-20% of the company) in extremely short periods of time its almost a guarantee the price will drop on listing day. Previous
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by neximo64 6y ago
An IPO is 2 things: 1) Transferring ownership from existing investors to new investors 2) Raising capital. You can't really do 2 with a direct listing. Companies IPO mostly because they need money not because investors want liquidity
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by neximo64 6y ago
You set it yourself and its part of your budget when you raise. So it's up to you really, but its got to be fair as your VC might not back the terms.
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by neximo64 6y ago
Walk or just save up the $40k a year to compensate
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by neximo64 6y ago
Look for wirecard
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by neximo64 6y ago
It's in his personal name not A16Z
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by neximo64 6y ago
Maybe host and use it in a non GDPR environment, it's always going to be ambiguous and risky.
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by neximo64 6y ago
The skepticism doesn't have to be acknowledged explicitly when it can be done implicitly. Like with this article.
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by neximo64 6y ago
Maybe you don't know Steve Jobs but it is exactly the thing he would do without even a shred of doubt. He's using the design to make you use it wirelessly (the way he wants). You're not supposed to use it like a normal mouse.
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by neximo64 6y ago
The m1 air is the cheapest computer apple sells
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by neximo64 6y ago
I don't get this obsession with the movement or whatever that gets behind these articles. 6% of the worlds population of (Aus, NZ, Canada, UK, US) owns over 50% of its wealth. The argument is always about why a fraction of that 6% that
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by neximo64 6y ago
At least theres good reason for London to reform a bit more & become competitive, like stamp duty on stocks is a bit silly.
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by neximo64 6y ago
people in the UK will complain but yet another copy from Australia. And a policy that was successful.
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by neximo64 6y ago
This data is still not accurate, excess deaths is a very lagged dataset. Countries that have been upfront and honest with their numbers have high rates, another such one is Belgium. The difference isn't the government response it'
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by neximo64 6y ago
The getting started examples don't seem to work. The yarn frontend/backend commands dont exist.
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by neximo64 6y ago
The data is also as close as you're going to get to accurate in the uk. Just on the topic of comparing graphs.. Again you have made so many assumptions. Some countries have different methods for measuring covid deaths. For example you
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by neximo64 6y ago
There's so many assumptions in here you can tell you've never visited the UK.
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by neximo64 6y ago
Tweeting for the single purpose of bringing the price up of cryptocurrency
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by neximo64 6y ago
As opposed to the 20% tax free, dilutive!! fee that goes to the SPAC sponsor for a finders fee
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by neximo64 6y ago
It feels alot like the image used in the example is contrived. The image quality is about the same for the google maps view on my place.
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by neximo64 6y ago
If you have to ask, no.
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by neximo64 6y ago
Are you a tourist on hacker news? This is almost the defining trait of a HN post.
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by neximo64 6y ago
Some of the efficacy methods involved you saying you're sick and then getting tested (Pf/Mod). Others were you were swabbed weekly (thereby catching asymptomatic infections (AZ)). So the efficacy rates between the bunch aren'
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by neximo64 6y ago
The teams in the UK and EU were led by two seasoned professionals, an EU trade negotiator, & in the UK a VC (as controversial as that is). The outcomes summarise the personalities of the two involved. Success for a negotiator is the che

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