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Trundle

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    Comment #17446654

    Lure fishing "cast and retrieve" as opposed to waiting is very common and not at all just a bass thing fyi. Maybe it has something to do with the particular species here in mid eas…

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    Comment #17396729

    Buying drugs off the internet.

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    Comment #17335485

    Sure, I understand where the risk is coming from. I don't understand where the unfairness is coming from.

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    Comment #17335173

    How is that an unfair playing field? People being rewarded for productive risk taking is one of the fairest things I can think of.

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    Comment #17326802

    As far as I remember the big short doesn't though.

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    Comment #17289960

    If good means experienced/senior, which is what the people pulling those numbers in are, then yeah I certainly don't think startups are anywhere near competitive with big companies…

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    Comment #17289497

    Founders don't work many more hours per day than early employees at x100 less than early employees. They work many more months/years before earning an income at all. By the time th…

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    Comment #17283931

    Hi Paperwork and forms are 0% of what you should be doing. That's just basic accounting stuff that should be generic and cheap for them to handle if you're just one guy doing consu…

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    Comment #17271006

    Sure. Attach a price tag to it.

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    Comment #17261405

    I believe the commenter was criticising the concept not agreeing with it.

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    Comment #17243763

    You do that because its not an either/or decision, and the bidding nature of digital advertising means the lower effectiveness will be reflected in what you're paying. You can be p…

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    Comment #17243686

    Thanks! Pretty concerning that a lot of hn commenters seem to be with the nytimes on this. I'm the filthy saas salesman that should be tainting this place with their ignorance. Eve…

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    Comment #17243333

    Non-developer here. Can someone check my understanding of this situation for me please. Facebook or any other website has information that ideally only I should have access to. I d…

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    Comment #17234995

    FYI https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/misuse-of-lite...

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    Comment #17234834

    Does those people being wrong mean anything from a moral /rightness / "getting screwed" perspective? I make mistakes like anyone else, sometimes pretty big ones to the tune of quit…

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    Comment #17234636

    you're right, people can't. If you want shot at a significant chunk of a multi billion dollar sale you start your own company. As the github founders did. If you want up be paid $x…

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    Comment #17234544

    When you raise that money after four years of success, sure why not?

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    Comment #17159354

    I didn't see a complaint.

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    Comment #17123562

    Contracting or making your own apps?

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    Comment #17123107

    Claques are nothing new. People have been rigging crowds for a very long time. It certainly doesn't seem newsworthy to me that tech is doing it.

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    Comment #17116037

    Any action by anyone will be objected to by some if the audience is large enough.

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    Comment #17087437

    Irrelevant. That's like asking why someone is moving a tiny car around a board while playing monopoly just because they had suggested poker for games night. Someone can prefer the …

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    Comment #17087417

    I don't see what the sentence "its how the world works" has to do with "marketing is not evil". At least not for your argument.