speaktruth

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by speaktruth 10y ago
>Sure it had more bells and whistles > [...] >this same plan today is $780 a month without subsidies The problem with your comment is that your prices are very exact but the consumed goods (insurances) are described only vaguely. T
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by speaktruth 10y ago
I agree with every paragraph, that comment bothered me too. But I also take issue with that false placement of him, that is again expressed in that OP title: "Aaron Swartz’s Theory on How to Save the World". That is not serious an
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by speaktruth 10y ago
The difficult but necessary thing is to describe his real public influence and legacy without hurting those close to him. His ideas had always much less weight then his persona that was created by others and to some degree by him. There is
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by speaktruth 10y ago
Appendum: When I said "She is overrated at an almost fraudulent level." I meant the she and other people from the board created an image of superiority around Meyer, that led to and justified a fantastic compensation plan. Then
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by speaktruth 10y ago
> Reduction in unsubstantiated nasty comments. A better conversation. At the time you wrote this, there where zero nasty comments. Not even substantiated ones. > Attempting to save a company that appeared at the time to be completely
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by speaktruth 10y ago
I think there should be more female CEOs. But if they are overbearing and underdelivering we should be allowed to talk about that with no restrictions.
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by speaktruth 10y ago
"... milked Yahoo for a hundred million dollars she didn't earn." "Marissa Mayer's failure at Yahoo was caused by pure incompetence, negligence, and laziness of all involved. Nothing about it that deserves praise.&q
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by speaktruth 10y ago
What exactly do you want to accomplish with this comment? Are you really suggesting that we shouldn't analyze and criticize Marissa for failing? Why is it important to you to create a safe space for this CEO? This CEO had a very self-c