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dmk23
8y ago
SEEKING WORK | Silicon Valley & Remote Are you driving leads & sales from Facebook Ads yet? If not, you are missing out on the biggest traffic source there is Not sure where to start? Help is here to get to results fast with
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dmk23
9y ago
SEEKING WORK | Silicon Valley & Remote Facebook Ad management services. Done for you. Do you have a product/service, viable enough to invest in growth? Are you ready to allocate budget to paid traffic that would drive you sales or
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9y ago
* SEEKING WORK | Silicon Valley & Remote Facebook Ad management services. Done for you. Do you have a product/service, viable enough to invest in growth? Are you ready to allocate budget to paid traffic that would drive you sales o
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9y ago
SEEKING WORK | Silicon Valley & Remote Facebook Ad management services. Done for you. Do you have a product/service, viable enough to invest in growth? Are you ready to allocate budget to paid traffic that would drive you sales or
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12y ago
Disgraceful!
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dmk23
12y ago
You have free choice to avoid employment with companies that require non-competes. Moreover you are even welcome to start a company that does not require non-competes and later on have the pleasure of investing in professional development o
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12y ago
The most effective attack is the easiest to predict. It is human intelligence or infiltration by actors with a hidden loyalty. This has worked since the time immemorial for all sorts of security systems. For FBI to bring it down they'l
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12y ago
The only problem with such "justified" models is that it always comes down to what everyone thinks of everyone else's value to the company. For example - 1) A first employee might feel he should have been a founder 2) Two co-
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12y ago
It is an obviously foreseeable problem because the whole "startup echo chamber" keeps pressuring everyone to have co-founders for sake of having co-founders. Better to be a single founder covering for everything than sign on "
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12y ago
That's not the point, A16Z is the lead on their key deals. The lead sets the price/terms and has significant control over who else gets access...
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dmk23
12y ago
Translation: A16Z does not like competition doing to them what they've been doing to older VC firms
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dmk23
12y ago
TLDR version: "I was lucky to have friends who built a successful product for me on their own time and money"
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12y ago
I’m writing about this because yesterday I was a firm believer that Bitstamp is a company that is responsible for the power it has as the biggest bitcoin exchange, and I’d like to set them back on track. Why exactly did you expe
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12y ago
The liability is not truly limited anyways. Proof of fraud in the court of law is sufficient to pierce the corporate veil and hold the principals accountable. It is another thing that most of the so-called "corporate crimes" fail
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12y ago
This alarmism is getting really ridiculous. Just 5 years ago, Al Gore claimed North Pole ice cap will be gone by now and instead we just had a record cold winter. http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/dec/1
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13y ago
It is an excellent illustration of why the powers of government should be limited. Perhaps the most convincing argument for libertarian worldview to come out of the pop-culture. Who would want 'House of Cards' politicians to run t
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13y ago
Let's call these "reforms" for what they are - a shameless and unjustified money grab by the government.
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13y ago
Great publicity stunt and does not look like this lawsuit has a leg to stand on. Good for them that Kanye took the bait.
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13y ago
Without venture capital RapGenius "growth hacking" tactics would never attract as much scrutiny. If RapGenius were not a company going out of the way to promote their "VC pedigree" (even if this is what happened indirect
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13y ago
Sure, that's just the start. A further improvement could be to move from California to say Nevada and pay no state tax at all. The next step would be reorganizing the business structure to keep most income / assets in the offshore
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13y ago
Excellent question and here is the answer: http://www.cnbc.com/id/100398096
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13y ago
Who are YOU to tell ME what I "need"? If you want to "collectively decide" how to "better use" MY money, I can just move it to a different jurisdiction and you'll get what you deserve - nothing. If the val
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13y ago
What would you expect? If you live in a state like California and are in the highest tax bracket, your total tax rate (federal + state + local + various surtaxes) would be close to 60%. It is ludicrous to expect most people to just fork ove
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13y ago
Controversy drives page views. That's all you need to know about Gawker/Valleywag. Stop worrying about every troll. Just ignoring them is the best revenge.
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13y ago
But, THIS time everything is going to be different! Because of Bitcoin's paradigm-shifting, gravity-defying, game-changing properties, the normal rules of bubble economics and financial regulation no longer apply! The Brave New World h
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13y ago
I am the last person to defend the idea of hiring MBAs for sake of hiring MBAs, but the author really loses me with the last two paragraphs. Imagine that if instead of getting an MBA, ambitious young over-achievers spent two years i
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13y ago
My experience exactly. I left them years ago when they jacked up basic banking fees to ridiculous levels. When I was a client them they did organize "meetups with VCs/lawyers", but for the most part those events were mostly d
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ObamaCare is the Best Advertisement for Libertarianism Ever
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Mark Cuban, The People's Billionaire
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13y ago
A little surprising that this article does not mention HBase which uses timestamps as part of the persisted key, while using an entirely different concept of a "WriteNumber" as an internal ID to resolve conflicting updates (MVCC).
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