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by redorb 7y ago
I recently emailed jeff bezos / his executive customer response team got back with me and let me tell them for 2 hours how I felt their service has gone to shit. One of the things I explained that happened is that as Amazon got closer
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by redorb 7y ago
comparing the results of your small scale personal drive purchases to their larger scale won't perfectly align. Their numbers are an average over a large number of drives - your number is picking 1 of their drive randomly and giving th
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by redorb 7y ago
mythbusters were able to show a weird effect where the fan on a boat thing worked - I think they chalked it up to some blown wind from the fan drawing in more than from around the fan.. https://youtu.be/uKXMTzMQWjo?t=75
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by redorb 7y ago
Your company blog first, Medium 2 weeks later and always mentioned that 'my posts are posted [insert url here] 2 weeks earlier'
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by redorb 7y ago
old boss told me once - 'some people will work harder at not having a job than they would at a job'
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by redorb 7y ago
I feel like this is E-gold 2.0 maybe 3.0 with BTC being 2.0 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-gold
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by redorb 7y ago
I think there is some, but it couldn't be worth the cost. The marketing said there was 'more air than metal' which I thought was good marketing.
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by redorb 7y ago
Oh yeah on day 3, she said come in and we'll talk... Talked for 2 hours and she was still stuck on the contract. Finally I told her 'I feel like that check your holding is already mine' - aka your on the verge of theft.. I im
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by redorb 7y ago
Had to quit the company I worked at for 4-5 years after the owner died his wife took over - and tried to force non competes that were forever and transferable if the business was sold etc.. The contract was so broad there was no way it was
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by redorb 7y ago
Looks like a 2 person tester for super sonic flight, not a private jet for 2 people. The difference is they could produce a commercial level super sonic jet someday and that is cool.
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by redorb 7y ago
By definition every game requires 'decent' internet. The fact they will still charge full price for the games and games you could've bought on disc or steam before are now 'internet required' ... means I'm out.
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by redorb 7y ago
Beyond the score - I see this as colleges accepting more people having more remedial classes and collecting more in tuition.
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by redorb 7y ago
20k identifiable pieces of trash, small sample size. Even if it's good math ~ perhaps its a numbers game of popularity in brands? Coke was 15% Pepsi 10% ... and I'm sure other brands of aluminum can waste we're their proporti
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by redorb 7y ago
There is proper technology for places below sea level. We should learn from the Netherlands - they're masters of reclaiming land from the ocean.
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by redorb 8y ago
These seems like the reasonable free-market approach.
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by redorb 8y ago
Labor / Employee costs is a lot of the times the most significant costs to a company. It's not the sole determination but it's definitely one of the top 3 factors Labor (forever and growing) > Infrastructure (large but inc
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by redorb 8y ago
I'll second the recommendation for BoostStrapStudio .. It's a great starting point for very quick minimum viable products
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by redorb 8y ago
But there was some ID to get that piece of paper right?
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by redorb 8y ago
I find this to be genius / fun and scary - a perfect balance.
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by redorb 8y ago
Where can I get a link that does what I'm reading in the comments. The link sends me to a doc page / what link for them to share their guesses about me please?
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by redorb 8y ago
The new acid test for browser compatibility
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by redorb 8y ago
The level of patent / trademark infringement disagrees a bit with your statement.
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by redorb 8y ago
A larger percentage of people who pay taxes use roads than the percentage that pay for trains and don't use them. Only place trains win are very specific regions and for cargo
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by redorb 8y ago
I do live in a bad spot for trains (Oklahoma) however they keep trying to build more rails (which make no sense in our region).. to determine how much sense they made to me personally I studied a trip to chicago from oklahoma city. Turns ou
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by redorb 8y ago
Thanks - I believe instant and clearer pricing up front is a great strategy that can also be a moat against competitors.
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by redorb 8y ago
Pricing page: "No more games. Save real money with bolt's simple pricing" Then they go on to not include any ideas of price. When companies can't give me a price range or idea I always have a feeling that their pricing m
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by redorb 9y ago
They've raised $1 billion dollars. How does their business model survive a economic downturn ~ where their service might be deemed unneeded?
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by redorb 9y ago
I don't feel we're at the point of saying 'it's turning out well' for Netflix. For sure on the awards side of things and quality shows etc... but haven't they raised billions upon billions in debt to make these
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by redorb 9y ago
I agree its a overreaction. I think selling premium is better for the stocks high implied volatility. Something like the 155/150 put spread for $160-ish risking $340 per contract.
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by redorb 9y ago
It is a great place to visit for historical significance. A reminder please don't try to 'bring home a piece of the Berlin wall' .. At the worst its real and you're moving some history from their home to yours. At best i

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