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Comment #33729127
This is similar to the Scott Adam's advise- which was great: https://dilbertblog.typepad.com/the_dilbert_blog/2007/07/car... If you want an average successful life, it doesn’t take…
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Comment #32837100
Zawinski's Law of Software Envelopment, also known as Zawinski's Law, states: Every program attempts to expand until it can read mail. Those programs which cannot so expand are rep…
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Comment #26390937
This is a great idea. You mention: "We noticed that the people we admired used plain lists on their personal websites" Any way to collect book reccomendations from public sources a…
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Comment #23827860
How did you come to the conclusion AD is hugely profitable ? Thier ROIC is 6.7% https://www.gurufocus.com/term/ROIC/NAS:ADI/Return%2Bon%2BIn... This is below the SP500 ROIC. Visa /…
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Comment #14086616
My mailing lists include: # avc.com # Ben Evans # azeem azhar # social capital # aeon # farnam street # nautilus # Axios's pro rata # mattermark # delancey place # quanta magazine
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Comment #13908789
Not sure why you believe float is over-rated. Buffet himself has said that a $1 in float is equal to a $1 of value. BH's market cap is about $300 BN & their float is about $90BN wh…
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Comment #13908473
He likes to praise his management and his management is sometimes good. BUT - when he buys or invests in a business - he wants to only do it such that ROI will work even if the man…
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Comment #13907745
This is what I wrote to a friend in an email on this post: A few challenges with the trying to replicate the Berkshire model on the internet: ##Lower cost of Capital (Float): One o…
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Comment #13276936
I would recommend reading Paul Graham's Paul Graham's Plan for Spam- one of the early extremely useful ML approaches to fighting spam. http://www.paulgraham.com/spam.html In the ar…
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Comment #10970113
I am a big fan of Lewis & I have read multiple accounts / variations of the sub-prime crisis. The Big Short tells only half the story but nevertheless a very important one especial…
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Comment #10949916
I remember reading Silicon Valley company being frustrated with whatever emails they had sent on company policy being forwarded to journalists (Kara Swisher??) . One hack they came…
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Comment #10674775
"My advice for splitting equity is probably controversial, but it’s what we have done for all of my startups, and what we almost always recommend at YC: equal equity …
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Comment #10631753
Yes- 1905 is part of the Annus Mirabilis series because of Einstein's work https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annus_mirabilis#1905_.E2.80.93...
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Comment #10508062
Yes - you can see thier archives. Here is an example : https://signalvnoise.com/archives/001050.php
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Comment #10508049
https://gettingreal.37signals.com/ch09_Three_State_Solution....
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Comment #10507351
What do you mean by history of con games? I guess it's possible to build large businesses like Google, Facebook, Uber, Apple etc without taking VC money but its a choice that these…
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Comment #10507271
I am big fans of 37s. I learnt a lot from reading thier blog posts especially thier unconventional (at that time) thinking to avoid crazy detailed requirement docs, focus on blank …
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Comment #10398499
Here is a great article talking about the differences between RT & Metacritic: http://www.thecroakingfrog.com/blog/rotten-tomatoes-vs-metac... I personally find that there are less…