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by exhibitapp 11mo ago
You have this flipped. Expense management systems with embedded company cards are an order of magnitude easier to managed and reconcile than dealing with thousands of employees' personal expenses and payouts
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by exhibitapp 2y ago
In an all cash deal the Vendor (buyer) will purchase all shares of the Target (seller) for cash and cancel those shares. A substantial amount of the cash will be held back in escrow subject to a number of clauses and released at a future da
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by exhibitapp 2y ago
https://archive.is/83owV
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by exhibitapp 3y ago
Yes, this is something I have observed, for whatever reason sf-techies don't like capital letters or sentence case.
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by exhibitapp 3y ago
https://archive.is/fqqxf
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by exhibitapp 3y ago
I have the opposite problem, we have just finished a massive amount of AWS credits from our VC and unfortunately cannot stack these. Any advice on how to get more credits?
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by exhibitapp 3y ago
It's funny cause there wasn't nearly the backlash when mcdonalds implemented the self-order digital kiosk, which completely eliminated jobs
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by exhibitapp 3y ago
this is absolutely not true, I know engineering managers with around 5-7 years of total experience ( aka people under 30 ) making $400,000 CAD in cash compensation at shop. They recently did a cash/equity split where employees could ch
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by exhibitapp 3y ago
It's great to see the market for $20m pre-revenue Series A has come back :D
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by exhibitapp 3y ago
this is a hard problem and will require an enterprise solution unfortunately. If its only 2000 pdfs you might be better outsourcing to an off-shore consulting agency to do it manually
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by exhibitapp 3y ago
Yes the solution i worked on had an interface for HITL
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by exhibitapp 3y ago
I've worked extensively in this space. For those looking for just an OCR solution MSFT's offering "read" is by and far the most accurate. Key-value, table and other information extraction is a much harder problem. Anythi
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by exhibitapp 3y ago
Won't comment directly on the strange rant. But it highlights the reality that something has seriously changed since the pandemic. I have multiple employees that insist on staying home due to their dogs. The amount of discussion around
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by exhibitapp 3y ago
A lot businesses that we use daily (uber, airbnb, wework) which are great products would never have made it under today's environment. Not a comment on if this is good or not, just an observation that the Fed indirectly funded innovati
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by exhibitapp 3y ago
I wouldn't call this a slight negative
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by exhibitapp 3y ago
My business has 8 figures in the large canadian banks. I have had no problem sending all of it from institution to institution in single wires. Businesses can definitely move money at once. The banks have corporate customers sign a number o
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by exhibitapp 4y ago
Customer of FRB. My banker was quick and responsive to some tech support I needed. Didn't seem panicked at all. Just my perspective, take it for what it is
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by exhibitapp 4y ago
For people not directly involved in this mess - it's hard to describe how herdy the SV echo chamber is. Imagine your high school politics with 100x the ego 1,000,000,000x the money. In the matter of hours every major VC on my cap table
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by exhibitapp 4y ago
Happy SVB customer (until this week) for my venture backed startup. The big banks refused to even open an account for my startup. Our business model is incredibly common but due to it being "fintech" we could not open an account.
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by exhibitapp 4y ago
this is definitely happening (context series A founder from t1 VCs) Every VC is talking to their portfolio companies right now about this. Text/slacks/emails. Half of them screaming panic telling founders to pull money out, the ot
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by exhibitapp 4y ago
this was due to low interest rates and savings/stimmies not anything about remote work
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by exhibitapp 4y ago
Not advocating for the influx of "crypto bros" and "digital nomads" but to blame the current wave of inflation on them is a bit ridiculous
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by exhibitapp 4y ago
Maybe it's just me, but I don't exactly consider this lying, with all the negative connotations. It's just applying pressure. No different than a b2b SaaS salesperson saying they need to close a deal by x date to receive a &q
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by exhibitapp 4y ago
Founder of a Series A company. Just give them the equity which should be in the form of options at this stage, which they will need to choose to exercise. If shares still give it to them. If you don't people will gossip and hurt employ
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by exhibitapp 4y ago
Yes, it's an inflationary effect for sure - deglobalization
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by exhibitapp 4y ago
These are different technologies with different use cases. FDB typically is used when there are strict ACID requirements. Apple uses both
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by exhibitapp 4y ago
Main thing is to shred the cheese before so it melts evenly. If you want to "press" it but don't have a press, put foil on top and then weigh it down with a can
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by exhibitapp 4y ago
https://archive.ph/HA2xS
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by exhibitapp 4y ago
The Fish That Ate the Whale by Rich Cohen is a great book about the banana industry and government
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by exhibitapp 5y ago
As the Japanese economy took off a more western style diet was adopted, with a stronger focus on meat. As well sausages are typically lower quality/cheaper protein so an increase in wealth would correspond with a move away from sausage

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