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rando18423

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    Comment #12018303

    Location: Houston and Los Angeles Remote: sure Willing to relocate: absolutely Technologies: Excel, VBA, various risk management software and trade management systems Resume: Big 3…

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    Comment #12006842

    I'm not sure how these are legal, I'm in my twenties with 20/20 and only somewhat sensitive to light but even the normal ones are absolutely blinding to the point where I'm really …

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    Comment #12004688

    If you were building a company, would you recruit your colleagues from Berkeley, GS, or FB, and why?

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    Comment #12004065

    They lend based on the 5 C's, anything else is considered speculative. Cash flow is the starting point and is nice, but even in college I was approved for a credit line from Chase.…

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    Comment #12003500

    Is this the kind of society we want?

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    Comment #12003480

    Why not just group the fraudsters and the gangsters together like we normally do? These banks have had about 15x as much time to make that mistake, to me it looks like LC was heade…

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    Comment #12003473

    really? I think if the justice department could prove personal fraud by one of the bank CEOs they'd be alllll over that.

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    Comment #12003375

    I think market makers used technology to do exactly what they've always done at increasingly higher speeds. History also shows you're wrong, for hundreds of years market makers hav…

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    Comment #12003143

    Lots of talk in here concerning superpowers falling, and not much about how it's way more favorable for companies to use debt financing in a low interest rate environment... Lol de…

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    Comment #12002161

    Protect people! Ha! The laws covering cabs require them to go into undesirable areas so those that can't afford a full car can still get around, accept cash payments for those unab…

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    Comment #11999482

    ...ok, how? I understand it's "all about execution" but were there not explicit laws governing taxis and related services, as well as running a hotel out of your home? Did we as a …

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    Comment #11999012

    Wow, I forgot we set up our society so tech developers got to decide what kind of society we wanted. Laws requiring cabs to serve disadvantaged areas? Accept cash so people without…

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    Comment #11997913

    Yes actually? "Hail a cab."

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    Comment #11997910

    I don't disagree with you, but your statement is incomplete without acknowledging these were also illegal services.

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    Comment #11997870

    For what it's worth, this economist agrees: https://mobile.twitter.com/Noahpinion/status/746483638158561...

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    Comment #11997806

    No you can't. Was there ever a law explicitly saying coding an OS was illegal? Versus operating a cab company without registering with the government to prove compliance with laws …

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    Comment #11997802

    No, making cars was never outright illegal. Operating a cap company, (or rather an illegal one), without proper licensing was. Operating a hotel out of your house was. Nice strawma…

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    Comment #11997514

    Wow, so the crown of the "fintech" movement is just as bad as the banks, and the two biggest Silicon Valley successes of the last decade, Uber and AirBnB, are really just cases of …

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    Comment #11994281

    You don't think having to stand down rioters, have molotovs and stones thrown at you by an entire community of people proclaiming they are fucking done with dealing with you around…

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    Comment #11990231

    Only $15B?

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    Comment #11990229

    Exactly!!!

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    Comment #11990175

    come on, don't bash Texas. The way Marc Andreessen just talks his book nonstop and ignores anything else would make Wall Steet deathly proud.

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    Comment #11990128

    Hong Kong is fucking awesome to get around. Why not moving sidewalks like they have there with the Midlevels Escalators? I used that to walk from Midlevels to Central every day and…