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silexia
2y ago
I run a digital agency with hundreds of employees and thousands of clients and tens of thousands of WordPress sites we host.
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silexia
2y ago
Ideas are worthless, execution is everything. Famous mantra on old school HN, and the same philosophy held by some of the most famous inventors in history such as Ford, Edison, Musk, etc.
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silexia
2y ago
I support your approach here Matt. I have used WordPress forever and greatly appreciate the software.
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silexia
2y ago
We have the exact same problem here on HN...
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silexia
2y ago
Please please please banish the patent system already. It is solely used by corrupt lawyers to persecute and rob successful entrepreneurs.
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silexia
2y ago
I still don't get how he multiplied $70k to $264m... And this reporter seems to just take all of Weschler's claims at face value... BUT Warren Buffett is famous for great due diligence and high levels of ethics... So I guess it p
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silexia
2y ago
Unions in the US make for very high costs and long production schedules.
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silexia
2y ago
X.com is the only reliable source of news now as people from all political views do independent reporting there and Community Notes fact checks them.
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silexia
2y ago
CNN became unreliable and started turning out propaganda years ago. Monetizing it is just the next step.
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Ask HN: Why does the FAA continually hold up SpaceX launches?
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silexia
2y ago
The problem with remote work is lack of accountability. Every worker bee buzzes that "just let me finish my work and be on my way", but that's just not how business works. Employers require either bossware to watch employees
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silexia
2y ago
Patents everywhere are weird and suck hard. They stifle innovation and growth. Human knowledge has evolved and grown on the back of other human knowledge forever.
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silexia
2y ago
Elon was defending free speech in Brazil under Brazil's own laws. If this article is true (many from the verge are false in my opinion), then this is a sad day.
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silexia
2y ago
Warning: don't go back to school, you will just get more debt and be even more locked into going to an office.
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silexia
2y ago
Government regulations are always going to be far behind clever people. It is better to reduce government regulations and use the courts to stop abuses.
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silexia
2y ago
Patents are one of the great evils of the modern world. Patents delayed everything from Henry Ford's engine by twenty years to countless vital breakthroughs over the last century. End all patents.
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silexia
2y ago
Excellent article, I think it goes too easy on the actual corrupt people who are the real culprits: the huge bloated administrations collecting big paychecks at the expense of poor kids who don't know any better.
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silexia
2y ago
As someone with extensive experience paying legal bills, I would guess the bill was well over $40,000 unless the lawyer did it pro bono. Our legal system is badly broken in favor of lawyers making more money.
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silexia
2y ago
All tax data should be public. Then we would know exactly what everyone makes.
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silexia
2y ago
Awesome! This is how the free market works without government regulations.
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silexia
2y ago
Get rid of patent law and government regulations and then no one will need to roll their own medicine, because everything will be very inexpensive and high quality.
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silexia
2y ago
Right to repair is truly a vital human right we should fight hard for. That and the right to free speech.
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silexia
2y ago
France has turned into a Soviet style communist state with persecutions of people for exercising what should be a basic human right - the right to free speech.
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silexia
2y ago
Alexandre de Moraes has become a nightmarish tyrant. "Protecting democracy" does not involve persecuting your political opponents and removing their speech.
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silexia
2y ago
This is very common in organizations where decision makers do not have proper incentives like in a free market. More government = less accountability.
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silexia
2y ago
Sunlight and transparency are good. All attempts at secrecy should be eliminated.
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silexia
2y ago
I have owned a Pixel 1, Pixel 2, Pixel 6 pro. The Pixel 6 pro has had its screen break 4x and I have to pay every time despite having the insurance. Terrible, weak screen. The phone feels cheap too. Lots of software errors now. This is the
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silexia
2y ago
I have not been involved in Chinese legal cases, but I've been involved in several US legal cases at various levels. I would recommend more tiers in the small claims system. So under $10k, both sides present to judge 10 minutes each an
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silexia
2y ago
Organizations have adopted clear Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policies stating that you need to be a certain oppressed race and gender to get ahead regardless of other qualifications. So if you are an Asian or white male, you need not a
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silexia
2y ago
Disney has become quite an evil corporation. I would like my four kids to watch Disney classic movies, but I refuse to give such a company my dollars.
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