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seiwyn
15y ago
It is better now, but amusingly - "The other guy is not as well as you, but better with bowling.", in this case it should be "The other guy is not as good as you". Great article, though.
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seiwyn
15y ago
The point isn't that the founder loses 200k out of his pocket, it's that the founder loses out on a potential of 200k by taking a lower salary working on the startup instead of working at a company.
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seiwyn
15y ago
I used to intern at a company that manufactured credit cards. If I recall correctly, this actually is in place in South American countries. Due to relatively low fraud rates, credit and debit card security in the US is far behind the rest o
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seiwyn
15y ago
If the teacher didn't bother enough to read the paper and fail him, maybe he deserves the degree that he got. Though someone stated that (not sure if this is fact) there is no statute of limitations on plagiarism, I feel like when it comes
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seiwyn
15y ago
Okay, I am confused. Assuming rebalancing, it seems to me that your wait time EV is the same either way, with less variance in the single queue case. Thus the shopper throughput should remain the same. Can someone explain to me if/why this
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seiwyn
16y ago
People writing "loose", when they really mean "lose".
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seiwyn
16y ago
I disagree with the title. Not all ideas are good ideas, so having an idea that is worth executing is certianly not worthless. Obviously, if you dont execute it then it becomes worthless.
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seiwyn
16y ago
The author is guilty of time traveling here. Obviously now we know that social networking CAN be viral. Its always easy to look back and say "how did they miss that?". Also, buzz was meant to compete with facebook? I always considered it mo
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seiwyn
16y ago
Its funny and entertaining, but I still feel more confused than informed.
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seiwyn
16y ago
Yeah but in this case the credit card company pays a $37 referal bonus, which makes it unprofitable especially if the card isnt used very often.
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seiwyn
16y ago
What exactly were you expecting?