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Comment #39089919
I don’t disagree, but I'm also not talking about debating a Mediterranean diet vs keto, I’m talking about cutting out fast food and big gulps…
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Comment #39089759
If people want to exercise choice - by all means, and I’m happy at the margin to punish Boeing, but I agree from a personal risk standpoint it’s probably inconsequential. I’m alway…
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Comment #31964778
Those same people are now in the rehab business bilking the healthcare system for money
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Comment #31628176
HK is over unfortunately
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Comment #31628126
But to be fair, none of those hedge fund’s employees are employed by the caymans entity, and the only reason they are not in the US (at least for US hedge funds) is to accept non-t…
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Comment #31628051
The short version is that the employee’s country of residence will dictate on all of these variables rather than the country of the employer. I don’t think a foreign employee of a …
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Comment #31628037
Yes they can
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Comment #31627938
Short version - do it where or near where the bulk of your 1) customers 2) investors 3) leadership team are likely to be located, that also is not an administrative hassle. Stay ou…
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Comment #31627774
Walmart actually diligences it’s vendors and manages its upstream supply chain - Amazon does zero diligence on its vendors and doesn’t manage its upstream supply chain
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Comment #31627379
Amazon is great for random stuff that is <$25 and you don’t put close to/in/around your body/food. I.e. if you need some calculator batteries or a book, great - you’re insane to ri…
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Comment #31627135
(Not a lawyer etc.) If you didn’t have a US founder I think you’d have more options, but since you do, just embrace the US - it’s will also be the easiest from a fundraising standp…
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Comment #31604044
Well 60% is insiders and 5% is institutions, which means the other 35% are likely individuals that are in for a rude awakening when they open their brokerage statement (and were li…
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Comment #31603425
If you can’t explain what you do to a grandparent or child, I’m not sure you really know what you do either…
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Comment #31597206
These trades become hard at this point, as the stock available for borrow becomes limited and expensive (all of the float is already short)+ the potential for a short squeeze incre…
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Comment #31596876
In my experience government regulators are typically follow their incentives which is tot take on cases that are easy (some one else’s does all the hard work and puts it in their l…
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Comment #31574088
I guess what I’m trying to get at is, as a practical matter, there are many tasks that are <1day of work, how do you bill for those tasks? Hyperbolic example: have a 1hr client cal…
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Comment #31525626
I think the incentive to bill 41hrs vs 40hrs is real, but talk to a lawyer about whether they care about 2301hrs and 2300hrs for the year and I think you’ll get Avery different ans…
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Comment #31525577
The key to being able to transition to value based pricing is having a differentiated skill set
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Comment #31525536
Do you double bill client days? Many client tasks may just be a phone call or emails?
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Comment #31199818
Slightly off topic, and talking to users is the first step, be careful what you wish for. As an example, I subscribe(d) to NYT Cooking, they solicited my feedback on the search fun…
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Comment #31199150
Ehh - the more typical one is that the person already paid tax on it when they made the money the first time
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Comment #31198772
If you’re “trading” the mortgage, you mark to market, but if you hold it for investment then you don’t (this is driven by bank capital requirements - if I need to go raise capital …