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by raiyu 4y ago
The American dream is to make it through hard work, what you are referring to is simple greed and laziness and it’s been around since humanity attained consciousness.
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by raiyu 4y ago
I do alot of e-commerce purchases from various retailers, probably 3-4 a week, every week! The one click checkout has already been solved. It’s Apple Pay. Any time I see that on a retailer i always use them because of how easy it is, all pa
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by raiyu 5y ago
This is definitely not the norm for many large companies and really shows the emotional context of the leadership. If they feel attacked, or threatened, often they will resort to the same behavior in reverse. Similarly, this seems to affect
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by raiyu 5y ago
Haha thanks, in the first month Ben wasn't quite happy with that and wanted us to call them virtual servers, but I overruled him ^_^
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Dune Analytics raises $69,420,000 from Coatue for crypto analytics(twitter.com)
3 points by raiyu 5y ago|0 comments
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by raiyu 5y ago
Once again the promise of decentralized crypto rests on centralized authority. Either it's Coinbase or one of the other exchanges that facilitate purchase or trading of currencies, or OpenSea which facilitates the sale of NFTs, it all
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by raiyu 5y ago
It is critical to expose workers to the problems that their customers experience, but if this is the only way to do it, then you have multiple failures in how your organization is structured. Really this is the job of the product manager, a
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We Got Hacked Today(fractal.medium.com)
3 points by raiyu 5y ago|0 comments
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by raiyu 5y ago
There is a definitely a benefit in terms of trust and security, though not fool proof. However, when you force companies to only signup and accept payment through your payment gateway instead of giving customers the option, and then unequal
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Securely connect to Digitalocean Droplets with SSH keys using new Console(digitalocean.com)
2 points by raiyu 5y ago|0 comments
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MongoDB 5.0: Serverless, Live Resharding, Time Series Data(thenewstack.io)
5 points by raiyu 5y ago|0 comments
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by raiyu 5y ago
Not all of his assets were tied up in his hedge fund, so when it imploded he still remains quite wealthy especially given his frugal life style.
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Managed MongoDB on Digitalocean(digitalocean.com)
9 points by raiyu 5y ago|3 comments
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WeWork gave Adam Neumann $245M stock deal to clear way for IPO(wsj.com)
4 points by raiyu 5y ago|1 comments
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by raiyu 5y ago
A/B testing!
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by raiyu 5y ago
Perhaps, but on the other hand, if someone like Joe Rogan had a paid for subscription plan where you were paying him directly, instead of being forced into a membership with Spotify, would that in a sense be more open, in that you are able
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New Investors Discover Tax Pitfalls of Robinhood and Other Trading Apps(wsj.com)
6 points by raiyu 5y ago|0 comments
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by raiyu 6y ago
I tried club house but got lost in the recommendations and all of the rooms. Meanwhile when Twitter deployed spaces it made immediate sense and i felt in control based on my followers. Will be interesting to see what wins out long term but
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Coinbase estimates Q1 revenue jumped nine-fold to about $1.8B(cnbc.com)
13 points by raiyu 6y ago|1 comments
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Jake Paul looks to knock out the venture capital world with Anti Fund(techcrunch.com)
1 points by raiyu 6y ago|0 comments
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by raiyu 6y ago
This is the challenge with taking venture dollars, your interests aren't aligned. As a founder post Series B you probably have at least 10% of the business, that's a nice $400MM payout coming your way. But if the VC invested at a
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Our $400M Series C: What's Next for Hopin(hopin.com)
1 points by raiyu 6y ago|0 comments
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by raiyu 6y ago
Let’s not make this overly complicated, if it was important enough for them to charge you they should give you a way to cancel the only reason any company doesn’t is because they are f*ing customers.
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Atlas: The Future of Headless WordPress(wpengine.com)
2 points by raiyu 6y ago|0 comments
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by raiyu 6y ago
If that’s the case you can get it for nearly for free by just buying the books and reading them rather than paying $25,000 a year for that same privilege.
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by raiyu 6y ago
Looks like Tether is taking the settlement as an agreement of no wrong doing and that no tether coins were issued without backing. https://tether.to/tether-and-bitfinex-reach-settlement-with-...
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by raiyu 6y ago
The minting of tether accelerated in 2020 and continues in to 2021 including one week alone where $2B was minted. https://www.coindesk.com/tether-mints-record-2b-usdt-in-one-...
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by raiyu 6y ago
Is this the first official ruling on tether that shows it isn’t backed 1:1 by the US dollar? That has long been speculated, but if this is the first official verification how does that affect the Market. Especially the self dealing of Bitfi
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by raiyu 6y ago
It’s growing for sure but the link to the stats page is cumulative searches so it’s growing slower than the hockey stick graph would have you believe. https://duckduckgo.com/traffic Still impressive though
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by raiyu 6y ago
One important thing to note is that these are secondary transactions and not where the stock may potentially trade. Secondly, Coinbase doesn’t allow any secondary transactions, this was a company sponsored (approved) secondary. As a result

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