CerealFounder

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by CerealFounder 3y ago
With all do respect the numbers do not back this up. There were less than 200 of these types of deaths in 2021 according NHTSA and thats with a massive increase in cards from the 80s. Almost all danger for children has reduced since that
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by CerealFounder 5y ago
No its not, the larger media is the original "for pay algorithm" that shows you what ever makes you engage with their platform more (subscription & ad supported). There is no conspiracy or man behind the curtain. Simply put,
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by CerealFounder 5y ago
There is no chance Apple would be allowed to buy or run a mobile network. The monopoly dogs would be at the door before the email went out.
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by CerealFounder 5y ago
They used to be commiserate. For whatever reason media based rent seekers lobbied better than ones with technical products.
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by CerealFounder 5y ago
Dont worry. Unless they acquire it, they aint building it.
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by CerealFounder 5y ago
Sure, we arent always violent, but there always be people wanting what others have and imbalance otherwise there would be no relative value established. Great example. I dont think its a bug that crypto is almost fully adopted by people wh
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by CerealFounder 5y ago
Hah, its all protected by the proof of violence state. When someone is physically trying to take your assets, your going to convert that currency as fast as possible into physical force or protection. The problem is a deep misunderstanding
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by CerealFounder 5y ago
Hijacking: Can someone ELI5 me why two pockets of differing air temperature create such violent weather patterns? It feels like dark magic.
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by CerealFounder 5y ago
The fact that Reddit let Discord grow to what it is today always amazes me.
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by CerealFounder 5y ago
Worse yet, this culture of shaming people for changing their minds/position is embarrassingly unintellectual and socially dangerous. Its one the most toxic attributes leftover from old timey gender role ideas.
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by CerealFounder 5y ago
Its tough. Parenthood also have a pretty varied time horizon for reward depending on what someone finds rewarding. imo, this whole study is kind of misframed and isnt much different than "25% of people find work to be bad."
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by CerealFounder 5y ago
My solution is 10 more Shohei Ohtanis
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by CerealFounder 5y ago
I think theres probably an interesting full book here examining exactly how and why "cause based" orgs become all end up looking the same once they cross a certain threshold. Power, influence and money seem to be a magnet for mo
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by CerealFounder 5y ago
Minneapolis is not getting rid of the police department as a quick Google would happily show you. Its a fallacy to assume it is a failure of a public option when it just as easily can be that we've been marketed that we are vulnerable
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by CerealFounder 5y ago
Your moralizing a non moral argument. Its simply harder to get access to someone else's capital than someone else's time. So people can charge a premium for the capital. I do believe that premium is probably a bit higher than it
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by CerealFounder 5y ago
I have a slightly different take as to what all this is and I havent seen it expressed almost anywhere. Since the proliferation of the internet the world has gotten exponentially more competitive. Information and access have been reduced
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by CerealFounder 5y ago
I think the better question is closer to why did I choose to endure building two companies. The answer is closer to having unreasonable principals about random stuff )and being abnormally competitive), which directly answers your question.
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by CerealFounder 5y ago
What part? Its a law on the books and it all went down at the Stanley Mosk courthouse on the third floor. I was also late to roll call and I had to take a Bird scooter a quarter-mile from Chinatown because parking at the court is like $40
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by CerealFounder 5y ago
Gather around, this is good. How I sued Spectrum California for $1800... So my internet had rolling outages for weeks and Spectrum wouldnt do anything. So they sent a technician to my house. Three consecutive days, scheduled appointment, n
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by CerealFounder 5y ago
This guy infers. This seems like a tough study given the correlation factors.
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by CerealFounder 5y ago
Its rarely the syngeries that make it work, instead its often they bought a business they leave alone that has much more room to grow.
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by CerealFounder 5y ago
You guys are all dissecting his points like academics. I think the real thing is that the environmental piece is a strong enough weakness to make an emotional argument to build support within the non-hardcore communities with the cloaked m
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
Say it with me. You cant be a mature service economy AND an ultra cheap manufacturing economy. It's not said, its far more lucrative to to be the former than the latter. This is just an odd consequence that their investments are so
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
The real story is Ben and Moisey were running one of the largest hosting co's in porn and then there was a security problem via one of their upstream providers and it created a DISASTER. Thats how DO was born from what I understand.
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
God this point doesnt make sense. Bitcoin exists in lands that are governed by men. The governments could make it valueless at the first sign of threat to political currency. BTC is not a hedge, it's just an asset class that is grow
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
Your comment is confusing. Flynt fought the government, people who are complaining about cancel culture are complaining about people not liking their spicy takes.
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
Don't underestimate the power of incumbency. Gold has been something used as an exchange commodity far before currency. Its also impractical at scale so much less a threat to the general system.
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
This was always the major existential risk of all of these currencies. It always felt like the cryptoheads viewed currency economics through an academic perspective instead of a practical one. While fiat currency is about money, at the ma
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
Im a pretty well known founder and I cant stress enough, the higher up you get the less people know whats happening holistically. Observationally I think it's a product of the fact that managers who get to the top are so dialed to the
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by CerealFounder 6y ago
Probably not. The morale of the story was she was good at collecting people with clout who simultaneously knew nothing about her business. Even in their earliest days, the outside was screaming "literally impossible" from all si

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