rohitb91

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by rohitb91 8y ago
It's interesting that one of the brightest cities of the world can't be bothered to tackle and fix the problem of homelessness.
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by rohitb91 8y ago
How does Uber even lose that much money while paying their drivers on average $3.5 per hour and offering no benefits or safety nets? I wonder if a downturn will be what it takes for Uber to finally die.
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Ask HN: Canadian, physics degree, in aviation, want to move to tech in US, how?
2 points by rohitb91 8y ago|2 comments
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by rohitb91 8y ago
Or group lessons in a studio.
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by rohitb91 8y ago
That really echoes what I've been asking for years. If you get a CEO that walks in, does barely anything, will anyone even notice? Short of any media blunders or completely nuking a company, how can you really mess up a company during
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by rohitb91 8y ago
Get married? Have kids? Reach a higher position? Join your dream company? Climb Everest? Do 10 pullups? Learn french? Help kids in Africa? Donate a million dollars? Tip someone a hundred that needs it? Donate 100 books to a library? Fly an
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by rohitb91 8y ago
If profits don't grow or profits don't reach or surpass expectations, board members get fired. If board members are threatened, management is threatened. If management is threatened, workers are threatened. Profits change by incre
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by rohitb91 8y ago
I can echo that. Low middle class, alcoholic parent, failed family businesses that I wasted teenage and early 20s in, just rebuilding now. Tragic.
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by rohitb91 8y ago
After they actively pushed people in to houses with little and even no income and the sharks that targeted minorities with little understanding of contractual law. And only the taxpayers and the global market felt the consequence.
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by rohitb91 8y ago
Yep I've had the same problem with counter-strike, SC2 and LoL. All my mind would be devoted to the games and I'd live in a state of ignorance bliss about my career, building up networks, building up any skills whatsoever. Bad tim
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by rohitb91 8y ago
Weren't too many electrical cars back then.