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by xivzgrev 5y ago
Shut up and take my money! I would find this very useful
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
Yea exactly. This is survivorship bias - the prospects of today look at the winners of yesterday to guide their entry on how to communicate, they’re slightly more likely to get funded, etc It’s reinforcement learning over decades
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
I can see that, but he also said he was told this was a front end position, and it seemed like majority of his work was not. What I didn’t see him touch on was how much did he talk with his manager about this? If the role isn’t what he sig
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
Why is the only measure of success deaths and hospitalizations? As a younger person it has been my observation that vaccinated folks are more likely to get break through cases 6+ months after vaccine / booster. Speaking for myself I go
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
Or how they grew it. This was a really shallow article
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
Can you share what your cardio routine is specifically? My resting heart rate is also in the 80-100, and I’ve been interested in getting down lower
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
Yea that one surprised me. Everything else was pretty spot on…but she needs to add a guestbook
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
Yep. My cat was dry only, and almost died from a blockage. He’s been wet only, and no issues, since When I hear other cat owners feeding only dry I tell them this. They don’t usually want to change, likely believing that wouldnt happen to t
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
My cat got blocked one time. It just happened one day. Came home from work and he was meowing painfully, and kept doing it. So I took him to ER. Did you notice warning signs in days prior? I typically don’t check litter every day so possi
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
Yea I don’t see how this is the freelancers fault. If anything Upwork should be going after Robin to collect - charging alternative credit cards, suing him, etc. Robin authorized the work and should be the responsible payer My guess is tha
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
Maybe! But I’m getting tired of working even if it’s interesting. I’d rather now spend time with family or travel.
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
I’m disappointed there’s no backstory on the author, how / why did he get into North Korea?
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
PSA: it is ok and optimal to merge while driving at the last second, not cheating as the author claims It’s called a zipper merge. Per the state of Minnesota, doing so Reduces differences in speeds between two lanes Reduces the overall leng
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
That’s too bad. I always liked their ladder concept, but looks like it was at least partial bullshit As much as legal and compliance slow your work down, this is why they’re important folks!
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
This is what I wonder. In the dot com and 2008 recessions it was fairly obvious what was fueling speculation - websites and real estate. Now…I don’t see it. Crypto, but it feels like it’s not mainstream enough to send economy into tailsp
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
Yes. The gist of the book is that the choices we make in our 20s set us into patterns that are unlikely to change. So if you felt fairly happy chances are good you’ve made good choices. It may be worth a read for anything you’d like to twe
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
Sounds like they always wanted your domain, and this was their attempt to get it. Their big scary letter is basically a bunch of “give up your legitimate rights for nothing” Consult with a lawyer. Intuitively their case makes no sense, bu
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
"Keep applying and talking to companies even after you have started negotiations" YES. Do not stop until your first day (half kidding). One time I stopped interviewing after accepting an offer...only to find out there were round
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
Beware leaving a review while staying at a hotel, I guess Manager sounds shady, dramatically escalating situation and changing his story of what occurred
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Grandma kicked out of hotel after 3 star review(11alive.com)
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
Obligatory “if you invested $100k in 1952 in s&p 500, you’d have $152m today”. Or $14m in real terms https://www.in2013dollars.com/us/stocks/s-p-500/1952
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
I doubt they’re going after so niche products. Article says they’re pursuing economies of scale so it has to be things that fit together. A small company could also be an emerging “niche” in a large space. Like keto snacks were a few years
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
condo fees also cover walls out insurance, many utilities, neighborhood upkeep, etc. given you're already paying these yourself in SFH, it's not quite apples to apples to say full HOA fees would be ON TOP of all of that. i'd
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
Assuming you get everything you want and then some sure. But settlements are compromises - I doubt any of the homeowners at end of the day are in the black. But their losses are less than if they had not sued. Not a great investment by any
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
I was successfully able to follow step 1 and 2. Grab a rock. Crush a rock. Easy peasy. Gave up on step 3: purify. Glad I did: each step after got more and more ridiculous.
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
Credit cards are not a panacea. For subprime customers, debit cards are often more popular because they help ensure people spend within their limits.
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
Agreed. With small biz, it’s high reward / risk, because so much more depends on a small group of people In large companies things get standardized, so there’s a more likely chance of an average experience.
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
Good for you man. I don’t really see much about customer pain points though. If people aren’t in pain they aren’t going to buy / use your stuff. Take the product job board. At first I thought it was product manager jobs, but doesn’t
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
Wow thanks. Pretty sure YC did not invest in this idea - they invested in the CEO who must’ve pivoted to this. Although I will say the day 1 trial was a good aspect. You can tell a lot about how a person works in 1-2 days. Easier for small
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by xivzgrev 5y ago
Ain’t nobody got time for that! Maybe the report can come in 1x per week. Not fully remote but a lot more flexibility than full on office.

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