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Comment #13372060
Agree with certain aspects, but the risk-reward is clearly easier for VCs who can hedge their bets across multiple startups and earn nice salaries regardless(even after ignoring th…
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Comment #10436566
They create companies that are broken from inside, and just pumped with marketing money. Most traditional VCs don't touch Rocket companies, they raise funding from oligarchs, old s…
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Comment #3019997
Can you point to a webpage/book discussing "the ideas of Le Corbusier in light of the findings of Christopher Alexander"? Google didn't really help, and it sounds like you have som…
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Comment #920333
Exactly. Top hedge fund managers regularly make over a billion every year. Even last year, with the stock market meltdown, the 25 top earners made more than $11 billion. http://mon…
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Comment #890536
Not to take anything away from Bill Gates, but he always had a million dollar trust fund to fall back on. (Source: http://philip.greenspun.com/bg/ )
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Comment #860234
A lot of schools use http://www.applyyourself.com/
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Comment #858167
Funnily enough, Enron had the same system where if you scored towards the bottom you were quickly shown the door. http://www.time.com/time/business/article/0,8599,129988,00.h... Of…
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Comment #838262
In his linkedin profile Shel Kaphan describes himeself as Amazon's first employee.
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Comment #665666
Discussed here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=660729
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Comment #659011
Most of the times they have some prior background in the language. But often you teach to very young kids as well, in that case you are usually paired with a local teaching assista…
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Comment #658885
The good thing is you will need to make comparatively very little amount of money. If you can make around $25K/year you can live very well in S & SE Asia, parts of S. America and I…
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Comment #629424
I don't think I would have come back if it wasn't for her You mean to stay you would have stayed abroad? Am little confused as you start talking about expats dying of preventable d…
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Comment #623983
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/businessdesk/2009/05/ed-andrews-... Original NYT author responding to recent revelations.
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Comment #622668
Where are the jobs for college grads who are not CS majors?
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Comment #611051
As someone not familiar with divorce laws and alimony, I was shocked to read that he has to pay $4k every month for child support. That makes a $120K salary almost a $50 - 60K sala…
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Comment #513669
Considering the author is a Rhodes Scholar, she sounds incredibly risk-averse. Working for a top management consulting firm is a great signal of your competence to future employers…
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Comment #435235
Agree. But with a title like "What Should I Do with My Life, Now?," an article should offer some more insight than just saying the road to success is extremely complex. I realize h…
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Comment #435179
what exactly does that imply? Different people have to climb different staircases for success? How is that useful insight?
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Comment #417674
In Shanghai I thought the Pudong area was surprisingly empty, considering the tall buildings coming up everywhere. It is almost deserted compared to Manhattan, or even the other si…
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Comment #256174
He is also an angel investor in Xobni. So he will see some payout when they flip.
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Comment #249683
You are thinking too much. If your idea excited you, just get to it. Stop thinking if you can do it or not, just start trying and see if you enjoy the process.