rcarrigan87

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by rcarrigan87 6y ago
The lack of corporate oversight is key to why the podcast is so popular. Spotify should be careful not to mess up what they just spent $100m on.
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by rcarrigan87 6y ago
This is the best thing I've read all week.
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Paying Remote Workers to Relocate Gets a Pandemic-Era Boost(bloomberg.com)
1 points by rcarrigan87 6y ago|0 comments
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by rcarrigan87 6y ago
We've been seeing this in both San Francisco and New York and every week it just seems to increase. Most of our moving company partners who never pay attention to any data are also starting to notice a pattern of wealthy residents movi
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Differentiation Strategy (and the Sea of Sameness)(cxl.com)
59 points by rcarrigan87 6y ago|7 comments
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by rcarrigan87 6y ago
"Why Nations Fail" offers a pretty compelling framework for why some countries are stronger than others. Changed my thinking on the role of government.
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San Francisco Residents Are Leaving at an Unprecedented Rate(movebuddha.com)
139 points by rcarrigan87 6y ago|120 comments
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New Yorkers consider relocating post coronavirus(movebuddha.com)
84 points by rcarrigan87 6y ago|137 comments
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Coronavirus spikes interest in migrating to these suburbs(movebuddha.com)
1 points by rcarrigan87 6y ago|0 comments
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by rcarrigan87 7y ago
RE Honor - the home care industry actually has fairly tight margins.
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by rcarrigan87 7y ago
Seems like this trend is only starting to begin... https://earnestcapital.com/investment-memo-fund-2/
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“I, too, am Contrarian”(medium.com)
1 points by rcarrigan87 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Should I Relocate for a Job Decision Tool(movebuddha.com)
1 points by rcarrigan87 7y ago|0 comments
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by rcarrigan87 7y ago
Which book is the post referencing?
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by rcarrigan87 7y ago
Yeah, this doesn't seem to add much...was hoping for something a little deeper.
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by rcarrigan87 7y ago
It's usually a 50-50 rev share
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by rcarrigan87 7y ago
A lot of businesses look similar when comparing the basic idea. When you compare on execution things can get dramatically different.
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by rcarrigan87 7y ago
Is the US run under capitalism? Seems much closer to some kind of capitalist-socialist hybrid with regulatory capture becoming more and more of an issue. Health care and education are two prime examples of markets that have been regulated i
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I Almost Walked Away from the $500k/Mo Company I Founded(groovehq.com)
25 points by rcarrigan87 7y ago|1 comments
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by rcarrigan87 7y ago
Arguments for or against HFT aside, the optics around HFT are pretty bad. Hedge funds getting rich investing millions in faster ways to trade isn't going to play well.
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by rcarrigan87 7y ago
It does feel like most pure clickbait leads to some kind of supplement pitch...
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by rcarrigan87 7y ago
If you want a much more interesting read about the few brands that dominate google this article is an excellent breakdown. https://detailed.com/google-control/
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by rcarrigan87 7y ago
When outsourcing content have you always just hired freelance writers or hired agencies? I didn't want to manage a bunch of freelance writers so I went out looking for an agency to help execute our content strategy but it seemed almost
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by rcarrigan87 8y ago
Not surprised Ivy Leaguers make more money, but that wasn't really my point. The value of a degree is going down while the cost is going up. This is true for all schools. Why I applaud going after fraud, we need to be focusing on the b
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by rcarrigan87 8y ago
Agreed, the value issue has many sides- school and degree are important factors. If we didn't have gov't subsidized loans that can't be discharged through bankruptcy the system would have naturally figured this out already.
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by rcarrigan87 8y ago
The value of a college degree has changed whether you get the degree from an Ivy League School or a diploma mill. All colleges are basically false advertising at this point. The settlement will make some politicians feel good, but the reali
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by rcarrigan87 8y ago
Concur on Thinking in Bets, very meh
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by rcarrigan87 8y ago
I think you may need to forget who the author is for a second and reread this. He admits luck plays a huge role in success [0] (especially if you're using the success of others to measure your own success). He's saying competing w
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by rcarrigan87 8y ago
Wasn't at all suggesting we should make higher ed free. I made mention of the tax cuts because the Trump admin likes to talk about helping the economy but yet they've said/done nothing about student loans which are proving to
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by rcarrigan87 8y ago
Some may have missed it, but the article casually mentions student loan debt as a driver of this change. Personally, I typically only eat out once a week to save money (and it's healthier). If you peel back the curtain on a lot of ongo

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