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by gregshap 1y ago
The pay and working hours are extremely well known to incoming jr investment bankers
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by gregshap 2y ago
The uber/taxi fee is charged per ride, whereas private passenger cars pay once per day. Seems like a reasonable tradeoff.
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by gregshap 2y ago
Municipality spending is part of GDP
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by gregshap 2y ago
I remember this article was extremely eye opening for me as a recent grad in 2013 Boston. I think it's hard for people to understand today how much less the ideas like lean startups, Paul Graham essays, customer validation, etc had pen
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by gregshap 2y ago
Last 110 years really.
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by gregshap 3y ago
Nice try FBI agent
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by gregshap 3y ago
If they show a car driving I believe it's capable of self-propulsion and not just rolling downhill.
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by gregshap 3y ago
Sure but thats a feature of all large trucks he's just marketing more aggressively.
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by gregshap 3y ago
This. Thinking hard is tiring.
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by gregshap 3y ago
Too late to edit, all supposed to be T’s. Quick math even quicker keyboard.
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by gregshap 3y ago
Quick math $33T US national debt times 5% is $1.65B. Federal revenue around $5B in 2022 so not quite there but very substantial.
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Edit Grossman, who elevated the art of translation, dies at 87(nytimes.com)
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by gregshap 3y ago
Leadership and management are crafts just like engineering. Goals and KPIs are tools. Most of the time when I've experienced bad Goals or KPIs, the root problem was one of the following. 1)Lack of clear mission/direction at the to
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by gregshap 3y ago
It is intended as a cultural and literary reference. As an american english speaker I would say it's a play on the phrase "That dog don't hunt" meaning something will not work. I would consider this to be a 'country
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by gregshap 3y ago
Hopefully that’s not the optimization function we pass the AGI!
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by gregshap 3y ago
Here's a 'wrong' but possibly helpful comparison, in the spirit of football fields: 32 billion kilometers is about 100 times the distance a satellite travels from earth to Mars. [1] That Earth-Mars trip is estimated in the sa
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by gregshap 3y ago
This. Same as software engineers doing production support. It's easy to glorify putting out fires and hard to take credit for careful attention that prevents fires. Preventing fires extends a lot more lives.
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by gregshap 3y ago
The headline gets way more engagement when it's Harvard. Kind of like Foxconn headlines with "Apple factory" not Nokia factory etc.
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by gregshap 3y ago
Curious where you are finding a sample of Gen Z members who can all drive manual transmission?
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by gregshap 3y ago
Sure but the rent roll would barely cover the AWS bill
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by gregshap 3y ago
Different converting the 1890s brick 4 story buildings vs the 1970s or 2000s or 2010s office buildings.
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by gregshap 4y ago
Yes adjusted earnings in this case is most likely something like "Adjusted EBITDA" so interest cost is adjusted out by definition, and they may also adjust out things like severance payments (if they are actually paying them).
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by gregshap 4y ago
Amazon is really going to keep making big splashy healthcare investments until they hit one big, and I think they will hit one big.
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by gregshap 4y ago
It's disheartening that generic concepts like these are considered patentable. Even without the dystopian features this is hardly an invention that merits protecting with a 20 year government enforced monopoly. This particular applicat
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by gregshap 4y ago
Probably more highway miles though to reach that number. City accidents I expect would be lower severity but higher frequency.
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by gregshap 4y ago
It’s called “bottom trawling” and it’s pretty much what it sounds like.
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by gregshap 4y ago
This, except it's the MBA+5 talking to the MBA+2
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by gregshap 4y ago
I'm not a lawyer but my thought process is that the "parallel construction" is going to include some chain of information/observation > probable cause > search > evidence and parallel construction is going to in
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by gregshap 4y ago
Why wouldn't parallel construction be perjury, even if the real search was legal?
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by gregshap 4y ago
I really like this, especially when overlapping/doubling as a social happy hour. A former company did something similar, I always enjoyed seeing what other parts of the company were up to.

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