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by sbt 5y ago
A lot of this is just the description of an emotionally immature person.
32.
by sbt 6y ago
This sounds like the office from hell
33.
by sbt 6y ago
Salaries in the US are not that much higher than in western Europe if you exclude Big Tech. Curbing the power of Big Tech is pending a new international tax agreement (don't hold your breath).
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by sbt 6y ago
This should not be legal.
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by sbt 6y ago
Have you ever tried giving parenting advice to a new mother? Giving advice to founders is the same thing. You are probably right, but this is their baby and figuring it out for themselves is part of the startup experience.
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by sbt 6y ago
I can understand the sentiment. My own view is that the industry has seen a dwindling of opportunity that really started with the dotcom boom in 2000. Every year, startups target smaller and smaller opportunities while the big monopolies ta
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by sbt 6y ago
The 20-25% immunity was for the Stockholm area, not for the country as a whole. In reality they were off by something like 5%.
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by sbt 6y ago
How would you characterize the quality of CircleCI? I've spent quite a few hours trying to work out mysterious bugs in a build process that runs fine locally. This morning the web ui was full of 'client error' messages.
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by sbt 7y ago
Great article, easy to understand. I also like the unpretentious tone of it.
40.
by sbt 7y ago
Something tells me these guys are more motivated by tax evasion than by saving the environment.
41.
by sbt 8y ago
About time.
42.
by sbt 8y ago
This reads like a HuffPost review.
43.
by sbt 8y ago
It's always for someone's gain but as with other things in the US it's the shareholders who gain.
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by sbt 8y ago
Also the design is too American/AOL looking.
45.
by sbt 8y ago
The US cannot sustainably force the EU to suspend trade with a third country. Sanctions, at least employed in this way, is a weapon which use reduces its effectiveness. Like everything the Trump administration does, reneging on the JCPoA re
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by sbt 8y ago
Note that the Telegraph backed Brexit.
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by sbt 8y ago
This is a commercialization of mafia tactics.
48.
by sbt 9y ago
Facebook "works" in the same sense opium "works"
49.
by sbt 9y ago
LOL
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by sbt 10y ago
Smullyan's book on First-Order Logic is still the best textbook I have ever read in any subject. I wish more people would write as succinctly as he did. http://store.doverpublications.com/0486683702.html
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by sbt 10y ago
this is political theatre
52.
by sbt 10y ago
"this feels like a pretty alarmist article to me for a few reasons." I'll give you another reason - It's Bloomberg News. One of the Buzzfeeds of the financial press.
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by sbt 10y ago
The second advice, investing in durable skills, is key. In addition to what the author mentions, I would point out that more change happens higher in the stack. There is relatively little change at the x86, C, operating system level, entren
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by sbt 11y ago
This has been the consensus view for at least a few years now. Consequently, there has been a large fall in prices for companies benefiting from China, from miners to European tailors. I don't know if economists are in denial, but if a
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by sbt 11y ago
Looking forward to it! Why is a browser extension needed in this case? Does not the browser expose a source of randomness that would be enough to write the rest of the crypto in JS and use that?
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by sbt 11y ago
I have been using Signal (and TextSecure before that) for a while. The two features that would make me use it more would be: 1. Web client. (I send most of my texts from my laptop, which means I use Hangouts) 2. Search messages on the clien
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by sbt 11y ago
I am all for using an open source alternative to Slack. But IRC is not it. What we need is a modern, open standard for persistent group chat ala Slack, with security features. I am not saying sit down and draft papers, writing code that can
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by sbt 11y ago
HBS - Sullying the Harvard name since 1908
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Let's Sell Some Shit to These Millennials(theawl.com)
1 points by sbt 11y ago|0 comments
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by sbt 11y ago
So many ways to make your software depend on Amazon.

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