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Ask HN: What's a good long term incentive plan for a bootstrapped team?
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Famous NYU valuation professor on how to value bitcoin: http://aswathdamodaran.blogspot.com/2017/10/the-bitcoin-boom...
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9y ago
There have been many questions about how these crowdfunding sites compare to a vanguard REIT index. Taxes haven't been mentioned. Don't be so pedantic.
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Spot on. Taxes have been missing from this entire HN discussion. A primary reason for investing directly in real estate (even in a syndication as a passive investor) is to get the tax benefits. For example, with the "eREITS" from
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How to Value Bitcoin from NYU Valuation Professor
(aswathdamodaran.blogspot.com)
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Shows how brittle the network effect really is. No such thing as a permanently durable competitive advantage.
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Doesn't that assume zero student population growth?
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How do you measure time online?
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Are you looking for more django work?
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Sounds like they are changing their target companies to send their students to from startups to existing incumbents. I'm sure all those old 1990's software companies would love to recruit junior programmers but otherwise find it d
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or as pg says if you don't want to die then don't quit.
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I'd be interested in testing: A01059323A68F78E9A9B638C3D9553858EC44ED4
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You can download the Brave private browser at www.brave.com. The Brave browser automatically disables all ads and tracking when you browse any website. The founder of Brave also created JavaScript.
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can anyone recommend a good intelligent robot arm kit for building myself?
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What kind of environment do these special people thrive in? What specifically did your boss do (or not do) so well that you appreciated him so much?
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10y ago
Back in 2010 I quit my banking job and took all of the undergrad computer science courses at a state college. This was still at the bottom of the recession, before all these coding bootcamps got started. I learned a ton and taught myself py
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Spot on. How else are we all supposed to rack up HN Karma points?
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10y ago
Well, they are telling this to VCs afterall...
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NEW SILICON COWBOYS TRAILER CHARTS THE RISE OF COMPAQ
(nerdist.com)
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no idea why this is getting downvoted.
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Awesome kid, but how was this risk only worth $10k to facebook? Needs a few more zeros behind it.
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There is no myth. I'm not sure why anyone would think starting a company would be passive for very long. Even if you're successful and generate revenue, hire employees, and take market share, someone still has to provide leadershi
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11y ago
The reason why these complex products win isn't because of their design, but instead because they have moats around their business. Craigslist has network effects and photoshop is an industry standard product. The author is confusing e
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Just because a job ad asks for a degree doesn't mean the person hired actually has one.
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Did you ever use WACC, or is that not realistic?
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I'm curious - how did you determine defensible discount rates at McKinsey?
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I've noticed lawyers are good at this. They have a mastery of deductive logic and ask you to agree with what appear to be obvious statements. Then from those obvious statements they deduce an airtight conclusion. It's a brilliant
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The Book of Graham (2014)
(leveragedsellout.com)
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The odds of a smart middle class entrepreneur making a successful business are actually way better than making it to the NBA or NFL. To say these are equal odds is misleading.
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Glamorous tech startups can be brutal places for workers
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