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by x87678r 6y ago
You should look at basic marketing 101. Identify market segments, identify customers, who makes purchasing decisions and how do they decide, target those people.
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by x87678r 6y ago
The only way I think investors could invest more in companies with a long term view is better margining so you could borrow money to invest in companies without getting margin called. Eg you can buy a house with 5% down, but you can't
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by x87678r 6y ago
There is no pressure. Good examples are Amazon and Tesla that make very little money and are valuable now because of their long term outlook. If you really do believe it is investors driving short term outlooks, a different exchange wont ma
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> It seems nuts that someone working 50%+ less than someone else is going to keep all the same equity, vacation, and salary. Then again it seems nuts that they don't. Is that really true though? In my team parents are still online 4
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by x87678r 6y ago
I read somewhere in the real wild west people were very collectivist as they had to rely on the whole village to work together to survive. The rugged individualist is a myth. I can't find the link though, anyone have similar stories?
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by x87678r 6y ago
I'm pretty sure this is a made up story. I also rarely see parents work less - usually they're happy to work late to avoid having to go home and look after the kids. :)
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by x87678r 6y ago
It is legal and normal to discriminate on the basis on how much work you do. I think you can even legally discriminate on whether someone is a parent - protected classes are Age, Race, National Origin, Religious Beliefs, Gender, Disability,
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by x87678r 6y ago
Yeah I was going to say in Nigeria its like $1200 a year - so half makes less than that.
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I'm starting to think its impossible except to fully unplug from the internet for a few hours at a time. Sure you might not have docs or stack overflow but its probably still a big improvement. The only other thing I suggest is to limi
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The Pandemic of Work-from-Home Injuries(nytimes.com)
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by x87678r 6y ago
> out-of-order execution This broke me. I loved C++, I love pointers and shared memory, synchronization etc but optimisations finally creeped me out enough to switch to Java.
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by x87678r 6y ago
I still have no idea what Anarchists want. In an ideal anarchist society are there laws? Who enforces? Do you pay taxes? Can you own property or you just build a house wherever you want and defend it? Is there money and who organizes it? So
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by x87678r 6y ago
That site just looks like he's holding out for more money.
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> leading to chest pain and shortness of breath. Thanks, I didn't get these symptoms luckily.
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"Covid-19 Is Creating a Wave of Heart Disease" https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/17/opinion/covid-19-heart-di...
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I get occasional palpitations. In June suddenly it went 20x more frequent for 2-3 weeks, no other symptoms. Would love to know if it was the rona.
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Welcome to Europe. High quality everything comes at a price.
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who shows where the session is coming from which is useful for me where random people connect with the same system account. (OK w -f shows this)
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Agreed Tolkein books are really boring and overly wordy. Shakespeare is worse.
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In the old days grad schools weren't filled with people who are there mostly to get Green Cards.
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> Google's "targeted-journalist-level" Advanced Protection Program Thanks, I never heard of that before. https://landing.google.com/advancedprotection/
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I'm thinking misinformation on social media is just something we're going to have to learn and live with. Its like advertising, my grandparents believed when some infomercial says this product will make your life better where youn
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by x87678r 6y ago
from the wiki page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object-oriented_programming >Significant object-oriented languages include Java, C++, C#, Python, R, PHP, Visual Basic.NET, JavaScript, Ruby, Perl, Object Pascal, Obj
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by x87678r 6y ago
I dont really use it, what does it add? I assumed it was just another payments platform. Like fansonly, I figure they're easily replaced.
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My daughter wasn't anxious but lonely and depressed. Would have been great to get stats on that.
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by x87678r 6y ago
One of my favorate quotes ever comes from an old article about BSD development, and contributor's code in general: > Still, 90 percent of the contributions were thrown away; the rest, as McKusick likes to say, "were peed upon t
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by x87678r 6y ago
Hey I like B grade movies, but most of the ones on Prime dont make that cut. :)
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by x87678r 6y ago
Amazon movies and music are junk. You can use twitch without prime. Photo storage is probably good but I dont trust them enough to spend the effort. I'm regularly surprised how many people pay the Amazon Prime tax. Its easy to live wit
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by x87678r 6y ago
In general does anyone know if its a good time to look for a new dev job? I was really going to move this year, but it seems sensible to wait. Just sucks to see friends with RSUs going up in value so quickly.
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No one can agree exactly what money is so that's why you see a bunch of arguments like this. A stock market billionaire who has a small mortgage on one of their properties has no money - he owes money. You can see different countries h

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