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FelixP
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Comment #16351142
I would also point out that the author conflate two tightly-coupled but distinct spheres - the political and the economic. China, Japan, South Korea, and Singapore have all been ma…
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Comment #11417912
Their annual revenue is 75B DKK, which is more like 11B USD.
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Comment #10631454
In Soviet Russia, Cabin boards You!
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Comment #10405391
Runners are pedestrians, too?
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Comment #10377437
One interesting thing to note is that this allows for the exact quantification ("pricing") of various forms of dissent. If a large enough segment of the population is willing to pa…
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Comment #10357508
If you want to see the impact of profoundly cheap labor in a modern country, go to India. When I was there last winter, it was fascinating to see how many things were done by simpl…
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Comment #10346385
Banker here. We actually have automated and outsourced quite a bit of the drudgery, although doing it within the framework of Excel and PowerPoint often requires some pretty strang…
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Comment #10336762
I actually like and use sheets (it's much better than Excel for simple and/or non-analytical use cases), so when I use Excel for something, it's because I want to use Excel for tha…
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Comment #10335875
No. The middle class in the US and other highly developed nations is hurting, but by any global measure, this group of people is actually relatively wealthy. The global middle clas…
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Comment #10301200
Google keeps trying to force me to open files in Docs, Sheets, etc., which is very annoying. It also tries to convert Excel files into Sheets.
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Comment #10150687
There is TONS of investment capital sitting on the sidelines looking for decent returns at the moment. Capital availability is not the issue here.
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Comment #9342636
I have the same setup, as well as a 15" retina MBP. Each one is optimized for different use cases, but it's amusing that a machine that ran me ~$400 is better for a lot of things t…
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Comment #8607295
I mean, moving a few blocks isn't that material in terms of people's commutes (and implied relative power/importance/influence). Moving from one city to another can be highly disru…
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Comment #6655014
> Bridges. You'll burn them. As a manager, this is definitely not always the case. If someone is leaving for the "right" reasons (namely, they have an awesome opportunity somewhere…
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Comment #6615769
As someone who's live in both SF and Philly, I'd have to say that while they're both awful in terms of public transit, SF is definitely worse.
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Comment #6545481
Couldn't agree more. As a Jew, this sort of behavior makes me furious and embarrassed.
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Comment #6496878
It failed on "Are you sure that's a good idea?"
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Comment #6417208
Tablets and mobile devices are primarily consumption devices, and are ill-suited for creating anything. However, going by the 90/9/1 rule, there's a much bigger potential set of co…
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Comment #5828731
If you know something about the industry, could you recommend some good alternatives?
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Comment #5799093
Lease terms that prohibit or limit subtenancy (especially without the express consent of the owner) are nothing new, and certainly not a reaction to AirBnB.
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Comment #5745820
Yes, absolutely. My family has evicted tenants from some of our units for repeatedly violating this clause of their leases.
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Comment #5745779
> If you don't want your tenants doing this, then make it against the terms of your rental agreement. It's actually a violation of most standard residential rental agreements; sub-…
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Comment #5733862
>I would even argue that this, more than any other thing they could say, is the number one argument Nazis use to reel people in. I'm sorry, could you clarify this? I'm hardly an ex…
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Comment #5697192
Normally, I'm fairly (unconsciously) biased against such 'longhairs,' but in the case of Lanier, my impression is that he is, in fact, extremely intelligent. I'd highly encourage y…