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npkarnik
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About npkarnik
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Comment #33831623
I'm a coder in my 30s now. But when I was a coder in my 20s, FWIW almost all the wealthy (male) investors I interacted with were not degrading towards myself and my peers FWIW. And…
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Comment #33707921
No one knows how high interest rates will go. Interest rates are approximately the floor of what a very low risk return on capital looks like, especially for an average citizen. If…
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Comment #33436449
This isn't worth the effort to discuss. There isn't much point in fighting the surveillance state.
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Comment #32510947
Think he meant that they protect the consumer
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Comment #28530190
Yea definitely, it's a bit in his standup
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Comment #15778188
100% - I'm not sure why others are so dismissive. It's not that technically difficult, and FB has a reputation for being creepy. If only I could figure out how to get random one ni…
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Comment #15760928
I disagree that any specific advice will help an individual marketer...I think the biggest issue is that the economics of acquisition on social (factoring in internet marketing bud…
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Comment #15494087
I don't work at Dropbox, but I believe it's ignored by design. Fewer users would upgrade their storage to the paid plans.
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Comment #14257253
What % cost savings are customers seeing?
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Comment #14248322
Not really, artistic talent has historically relinquished all IP rights. Incubators are more like a tax to get involved in the VC ecosystem, if anything.
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Comment #13760616
Travis is 40.
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Comment #12014020
Very cool - I actually have a friend who works on that Target team. There are smart, talented, "modern" people everywhere. I wonder what the dinosaurs will look like in 10-20 years…
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Comment #11931452
This is such bad PR - probably leaked maliciously.
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Comment #11219049
I was lucky to meet these guys recently. They hire staffers as W2 workers, not 1099 contractors. They're building something that is impacting the lives of people who typically work…
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Comment #10956561
Your claim doesn't make sense to me. The author does not prove there isn't privilege and inequality in SV. He only shares his story of how he overcame a decidedly unprivileged back…
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Comment #10337160
You are correct. My comment is wrong.
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Comment #10336015
Those are the advertised pricing for players. If you do not believe that these companies have a private, internal model to set those "prices" to maximize their returns...
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Comment #10335977
I used to think this exactly...but now, given how heavily the NFL, NFLPA, and individual teams have been promoting Draftkings/FanDuel, it's obvious that the business model involves…
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Comment #10333903
Same thing with nightlife (except it's closer to 2-3 years), since the target demographics are the same, but the people going to (or used to go to) clubs/bars get older.
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Comment #10223968
About time...I have probably had more bad cab experiences in Vegas than all other cities combined. One tip: the various Airport Shuttles from McCarran to hotels on the strip/downto…
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Comment #10141328
I'm blown away by how much of modern American (urban and suburban) culture can be attributed to the rise of gangsta rap. I work as a software engineer at a large tech company, and …
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Comment #10132897
Well, good luck burning gas and filling up your tank during the Great Depression.
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Comment #10127703
I had a similar experience with the CrunchBase API. I kind of gave up once I had to start negotiating with their Business Development rep for licensing fees. I respect that they ha…
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Comment #10125066
You're not factoring dilution in at all, for one. Also, the 120k is more recent.