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by thisisit 4y ago
Some cafes near me will nudge people to buy something if they have been there for hours. While some like that people working there makes them look busy so they are okay with it. So, I guess this might or might be a burden. It depends comple
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by thisisit 5y ago
I think there is lot of subjectivity in this trade. The timing of the trade mostly author's gut feel that bitcoin will soon transition to a seller market as everyone who wants to buy bitcoin will already have one. Puts being cheap is a
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by thisisit 5y ago
I like how he talks about Microstrategy but not Tesla's position in bitcoin and how Musk's tweets are affecting crypto prices.
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Tips for writing great Cold Emails to B2B customers(superdupersauce.com)
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Should you release you app all at once or bit by bit?(superdupersauce.com)
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How to build your startup for less money?(superdupersauce.com)
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How to create the Solution Slide in your pitch deck(superdupersauce.com)
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by thisisit 7y ago
These are not US salary figures. If you consider the salaries being in the range of $2-3k a month. $208 is an extra 10% a month. I'd still consider RSU as a bonus than a paycheck.
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by thisisit 7y ago
By "they" I guess you mean the people I was interviewing with. I showed them and it was mistake which I later learned not to repeat. For my current employer we worked out the RSU details without going into what I was paid earlier.
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by thisisit 7y ago
My experience has been that the value of RSUs can be unstable to be considered as a paycheck. My last employer had a price based vesting. For example, they gave me $10000 RSU vesting over 4 years. Then they used the current share price, say
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by thisisit 7y ago
There has been an influx of information. And it applies to books as well. There are tons of books written by ever growing breed of aspiring writers. Most of the recent books tend to be full of > fluff, anecdotes, stories, jokes, and tri
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by thisisit 7y ago
Two books: 1. Straight Line Leadership: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/11556152-straight-line-l... Still going through the chapters and it is illuminating. 2. 12 Week Year: https://www.goodreads.co
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by thisisit 7y ago
Does this apply to RSU accounts opened by companies for their offshore employees too? The brokerage some of my colleagues pay to E*Trade is huge. $15 per trade to sell RSUs. And sometimes it gets too costly for them to sell RSU because of
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by thisisit 7y ago
What is the format of the 'My Clippings.txt' file? The reason I am asking is because I use Google Play Books most of the time. All highlights in Google Play Books is stored in Google Docs under "Highlights _Book_Name_" a
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by thisisit 7y ago
Recently my employer has pushed for Okta Identity management. And somewhere in that plan they somehow thought appropriating employee personal phones was a good idea. Now we can't login to certain internal apps without a mobile device b
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by thisisit 7y ago
Is Netflix taking risks though? If you look closely most of their content seem to be written by bots trying to maximize revenue. They are taking everything people love and then writing stuff around it. Sure, there are originals here and the
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by thisisit 7y ago
I disagree - Tech folks are aware and people do freak out over it. Then companies come out assuring people and blogs are written showing that nothing bad is happening. So, slowly people forget about it even though they have doubts. Non-tech
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by thisisit 7y ago
So, you consider a concrete example where Ethereum, a coin which was touted as a decentralizated and later exhibited centralization by trying to stop the Ethereum hack by changing the code as "hand wavy"? So let me ask you directl
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by thisisit 7y ago
Interestingly, the article doesn't look at its own chart carefully. When economy is booming, everyone becomes an expert in everything. Companies which have no business existing or entering certain segments do anyways because - why not?
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by thisisit 7y ago
I am no expert but I fail to see what will be an environment-friendly solution will really be. The problem is any solution which doesn't need a boat load of money will be get concentrated quickly because everyone and their grandmother
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by thisisit 7y ago
Oh I see it is that time of the year - People upvoting Bitcoin has breached $X or Bitcoin energy consumption is equal to Y country stories. And the discussions are also same old - People criticizing bitcoin, others defending and then a smal
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by thisisit 7y ago
First of all, I like that you skirted around the fact that the point made was about Facebook's control and not the product's existence. Still, how does it disprove the point? Most ewallets are designed to solve the fact that there
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by thisisit 7y ago
I am pretty sure when Blythe Masters and her team came up with CDS and CDOs they thought they have come up with an innovative technique to transfer risk and a sophisticated financial instrument. I am sure they also felt there was no need fo
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by thisisit 7y ago
> - Facebook built this, yes, but they do not have full control. In both governance and validation, they have 1 vote of 28 (currently, the number is supposed to go to 100 by launch). Will Facebook have the largest deployed Libra wallet?
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by thisisit 7y ago
You have got it the other way around. TCS etc don't have that much power over Indian military contracts. Instead Boeing had to comply and open an Indian development center to win those contracts. I talked to couple of people at the Ind
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by thisisit 7y ago
I have personally seen some companies divide the total facility across teams to try and focus on each team's ROI. Even non-core business activities like HR is spread across different teams so that the company has better view. I have fo
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by thisisit 7y ago
I am on the first chapter and one thing which always bothered me was the example in first principles thinking. Farnam Street did and so did you in the book. Tesla and Musk, in spite of their success, might not be the best of examples. While
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by thisisit 7y ago
I fail to see how does the first part of your statement about climate issues connect with the second part of the statement about security/Pakistan. It seems that you just wanted to make a point. For the municipal water issue what has t

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