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riskpreneurship
4y ago
You would probably make more money if you were any good at gray/black hat stuff. Further, if you were less blatantly evil than this individual, you'd probably be able to finagle a slap on the wrist followed by a stable career in c
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riskpreneurship
4y ago
IIRC you can only gift in the range of 5 figures/year/person.
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riskpreneurship
4y ago
Eh, it's been a slow news week for the US. According to the front pages...New England had some cold weather today.
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riskpreneurship
4y ago
I dunno about the UK, but I think RFID readers might just be cheaper because they require so little maintenance. I bought a single-use one-way subway ticket recently. When I got to the turnstiles, none of them had slots to swipe or insert t
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riskpreneurship
4y ago
You can only keep a genie bottled up for so long, and if you don't rub the lamp, your adversaries will. With something as potentially destabilizing as AGI, realpolitik will convince individual nations to put aside concerns like IP and
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riskpreneurship
4y ago
My grandparents and parents used to spout idioms like, "hard work is its own reward" as if they were inalienable truths. IMO it's baked in at a cultural level, at this point. Where did it come from? You could point to the har
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riskpreneurship
4y ago
Seems unlikely, considering the size of the payload and the presence of propellers to help it navigate.
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riskpreneurship
4y ago
From what I've seen, that's a good way to give the drop-ship economy-of-scale undercutters a head start. Honestly, I think something like as-seen-on-TV would work better for a novel widget idea. You could sell an initial run all a
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4y ago
The pie was smaller back in the day, but it was sliced more evenly. If real income had kept up with productivity gains, we might still live in a world where ordinary people could afford to invent and patent expensive new forms of recreation