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Comment #41449173
Not quite. This behavior leads to firing of middle-class workers. John Deere just laid off 300 workers, moved the factory to Mexico, engaged in buyback, and gave the CEO a huge pay…
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Comment #18279918
I read the article. It’s bad advice. Here’s a famous paper on why: http://www.sympoetic.net/Managing_Complexity/complexity_file...
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Comment #18279348
Terrible advice. You shouldn’t “fall in love” with anything Everything is always changing. Consumer “problems”, their goals, their constraints.. its all changing, all the time. Ins…
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Comment #13997554
You're conflating knowledge work with manual work. Knowledge work requires the brain to wonder...to explore a problem and possible solutions freely. Michael Jordan wasn't trying to…
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Comment #13344200
I have a BFA. I taught myself programming (C++) when I was 15 (1995). I made simple puzzle games on my Mac. The internet got big and I got into HTML and JS. I didn't go to college …
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Comment #13309120
>Why isn't there a Google for the law? There's no (or little) money to be made doing it. Maybe in the future when collecting and modeling such knowledge is cheap. For now, it's not…
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Comment #13202524
I wouldn't say that Taylorism is why those workers succeeded. I'd say that those workers were successful in spite of Taylorism. Don't fall into the trap in thinking that just becau…
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Comment #13201922
Yep... and it all started in the 1920s with Taylorism - the idea that management could be a scientific process. Taylorism is why, for example, some companies still use lines of cod…
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Comment #13201859
The problem lies in business schools and degrees like the MBA. Check out the faculty list at Harvard Business school [link below]. I randomly looked at profiles of 14 of them and n…
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Comment #13102515
Anyone who writes this kind of stuff needs to disclose that: 1) They are a parent. 2) They have used their suggested technique on their own children.
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Comment #12943821
Paul Graham was very much in support of increasing immigration. But Peter Thiel - by supporting Trump - is signalling against it. Does a Trump presidency discourage immigrants from…
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Comment #12853488
Mark Suster is a respectable, thoughtful person. Joel Spolsky also lends his support to what Mark says. https://twitter.com/spolsky/status/793438357267308544
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Comment #12838105
The topic before was "Should YC disassociate from Thiel from YC?" The argument from YC was (more or less) "businesses shouldn't let political differences stop people from working t…
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Comment #12720059
>Socialism does not say anything about the political system. Socialism is about economics and welfare. Definition of Socialism: "A political and economic theory of social organizat…
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Comment #12718142
Hitler was a Fascist / Authoritarian, not a Socialist. This confusion about Socialist vs Fascism is common because - as you point out - they enact similar policies, e.g. high taxes…
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Comment #12716835
Is this a problem for the Y Combinator Brand? I remember when Brendan Eich was forced to resign as CEO of Mozilla because he donated $1000 to a campaign to block gay marriage. Paul…
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