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Acceleprise is looking for early stage B2B Startups
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To be fair, Average Joe's pension fund was probably invested in one of the VCs that who cashed out at the IPO too. So Average Joe likely still benefits at the end of the day.
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Interesting. Do you have any articles on this? Would love to hear more.
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"Man's Search for Meaning" by Victor Frankl. It's written by a holocaust survivor who was also a psychologist - totally changed my philosophy on what matters in life.
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Aren't judgmental people the best kind of people to get into business with? At least as long as they can judge people/situations accurately. Because that implies that they will make better decisions for your company w.r.t hiring i
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I used speakers near my bed, since I can't stand wearing earbuds while sleeping. Usually I just set the volume to the quietest it could be while still drowning out other random noises. Surprisingly, there were times when it had to be s
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I used white noise to great effect in a similar situation. It takes some getting used to, but you'll quickly get used to it and it will drown out any interrupting noise. Specifically, https://simplynoise.com/ worked we
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This is a really interesting topic. I think that there are two ideas that combine to create a requirement for traditional monogamous structures - 1) Land Ownership and 2) The family as a power-wielding unit (not just immediate family but ex
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In Asia, it is customary that women take care of all the household tasks. Many women actually feel insulted (not sure if that's the right word, maybe more upset?) if a man starts to do one of those chores. This is more common in even t
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Why did you write his code for him? You should've just told the instructors he didn't pull his weight, I think. With what happened, he ended up with a successful group without doing any work, which is a great outcome for him.
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That's true, but what I think they generally refer to is the price the market would pay (that is, the price/share where demand for a share will equal the supply). You are correct that "X is not worth anything unless and until
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Actually rich Indians are pretty happy about Internet.org - internet access makes it much easier for them to get propaganda out to poor villagers, thereby solidifying their power base. I think that poster makes a solid point about the integ
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When you pay money to stay in a place with advertised amenities (I'm assuming the swing was part of the listing, idk) it is expected that you can use those amenities without dying... Basically whoever makes the listing should ensure th
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It definitely came up in CMU's 15-418 Parallel Architecture class.
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Have you ever met someone who makes a big deal about avoiding facebook? I'm curious. Every time I met someone who didn't use facebook, I only found out because I or a friend tried to add them, couldn't add them, and asked abo
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Something I've been thinking about - why do we deserve the chance to not have to work long hours/multiple jobs? Most of the world has no such opportunity. They spend long hours for even the chance to put food on the table, with no
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I'm so glad you mentioned kefir! Lots of people have no idea what it is. My roommate in college used to make it all the time - every morning he'd have more kefir, and for maybe 2 minutes of work a day. Yogurt is also extremely eas