bedhead

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by bedhead 11mo ago
Most innovative and disruptive (and generally just profoundly interesting) company that hardly anyone knows about in the grand scheme of things.
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by bedhead 11mo ago
Econ professor espousing on the stock market lol. As someone with a couple dumb fancy Econ degrees and whose career has been quite good in the stock market, this comment made me laugh.
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by bedhead 1y ago
One framework I like to use is, “If this thing didn’t exist today, and someone proposed it, how would people react to it?” I think it’s fair to say that if none of this existed today, and someone proposed that the federal government simply
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by bedhead 1y ago
What a life.
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by bedhead 2y ago
This is so stupid.
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by bedhead 2y ago
YouTube can only stop if it the guy goes on Joe Rogan, then they can screw around with it with impunity.
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by bedhead 2y ago
Now apply this to every private business and their hiring practices and let me know how things shake out and whether people are happy about the results.
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by bedhead 2y ago
Is this isn’t the top comment I’ll be sad.
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by bedhead 2y ago
The author wrongly implies that if Center Parcs was just owned by a public company or an individual, that those controlling entities would simply not care about making a profit and wouldn’t charge the prices they do. Author also ignores inc
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by bedhead 2y ago
There needs to be some remedy for these handful of companies that manage to break the game like they reached the kill screen in Pac Man.
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by bedhead 2y ago
Covid didnt have a greater impact on black and Latino people, it had a greater impact on overweight people.
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by bedhead 2y ago
I bet the treatment costs somewhere around $350,000. These should be approved on the condition that the patients pay into escrow and get refunded one day if the drug fails trials.
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by bedhead 2y ago
I have no idea whether Katherine Maher is currently or was some sort of intelligence agent or not, though having seen the fact pattern the theory is far from crazy. What I do know is that she is a stereotypical insane phony wokie (I don&#x2
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by bedhead 2y ago
Remember when there was no net neutrality and everything...worked great?
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by bedhead 2y ago
Raise prices on what? There are barely any revenue generating AI products with a line of paying customers. I look around an I still don’t see anything. At the end of the day there have to be viable business models at the end of the line in
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by bedhead 2y ago
The ripple effect from our unhinged covid response continues to be felt in countless places, from school absenteeism to downtown office space values to public transportation and on and on. We created new habits that are hard to break and na
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by bedhead 2y ago
Because people pay money for it?
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by bedhead 3y ago
Absentee landlord
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by bedhead 3y ago
We live beyond our means. It won’t end well.
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by bedhead 3y ago
I'm sure there are plenty of good arguments against life coaching, but not being a part of the credentialcrats and government licensed businesses isn't one of them.
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by bedhead 3y ago
Pumping Nvidia by something like $1 trillion on “not publicly visible” business models of any kind anywhere sounds a hell of a lot like “wild speculation run amok” to me. It’s not that I don’t get your argument, but seriously, where is a co
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by bedhead 3y ago
What’s so interesting about this bubble is that virtually all the money is flowing into a single stock. Wild. There are still basically no workable business models and barely any revenues for AI products.
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by bedhead 3y ago
The last 5-8 years in tech were like the steroid era in baseball. We thought all these people were geniuses but virtually none of them can make their business models work without free money and investors looking the other way on profitabili
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by bedhead 3y ago
Not sure how I feel about this, but I don't hate it, theoretically. I'm sure it's hopeless in practice. It might be a worthwhile experiment if nothing else. But a piece of legislation will never be an adequate substitute for
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by bedhead 3y ago
Hasn't the big bang basically been disproven as a theory?
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by bedhead 3y ago
And yet, many people do it every year, over and over again, like magic.
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by bedhead 3y ago
Easy solution: 1) Be a good CEO 2) Don’t take on questionable board members. 3) Don’t take on questionable equity partners. I don’t think this is easier said than done, just takes some discipline.
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by bedhead 3y ago
I feel like this became much more acute when Starbucks jumped on the bandwagon and forced every customer to opt in/out of tipping on the POS terminal. Obviously, Starbucks is ubiquitous and a frequent purchase and for decades tens of
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by bedhead 3y ago
Minor miracle he lived to 65. RIP
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by bedhead 3y ago
Just like people!

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