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wushupork

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    Comment #37425540

    Chai or tea

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    Comment #35429741

    A friend of mine worked at a public airline and whenever they had a bad quarter, things like coffee would get cut so people would feel it. But those types of industries operate on …

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    Comment #24933255

    This would be the most awesome troll of SV startups. Own the directory of help for all SV tech companies and create an AdSense for that.

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    Comment #24840527

    A private equity firm's incentives are almost always not aligned with what's best for the customer of the company and its people. I've witnessed a P/E firm gut a pretty big firm, s…

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    Comment #24609683

    I was an engineer as well early in my career. As an entrepreneur now, I've been doing sales for the last 8 years. I've never been formally in any sales role prior to running my own…

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    Comment #24501351

    We must be around the same age. It was the same for me. I must have played all 3 houses so many times. I loved being able to control the units.

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    Comment #24429204

    That is factually incorrect. In fact Bangkok has two Apple stores now: https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2020/07/apple-central-world-o...

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    Comment #22869241

    I agree, but I should not be surprised if they terminated me because of it.

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    Comment #19215253

    I own a small dev shop and I thought this was a great idea for recruiting. No need for cynicism.

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    Comment #19022765

    Very few people work on open source. You will find that most people trade their hours for money.

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    Comment #18839568

    Great analogy. I'm going to use that. I'm currently the "healer" in my "party"

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    Comment #16683237

    I avoided the 9 to 5 by quitting my stable job and starting my own business. Now I have a 8-2AM.

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    Comment #15327077

    Especially in Silicon Valley, where people tend to take the "fake it till you make it" to the next level because of pressure.

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    Comment #15152811

    Product, Design | SF Bay Area | Pek Pongpaet | pek@impekable.com

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    Comment #15033953

    If you had a restaurant, and you don't feel comfortable having Nazis/neoNazis at your place of business, would you serve them or would you feel like it's your right to choose not t…

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    Comment #14860546

    doing really really well :)

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    Comment #14849943

    I agree. If your goals are to make money on your side project, you'll have to invest time into sales, bd, or the marketing aspects of these projects rather than purely the technica…

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    Comment #13992688

    I had a serious side hobby which was performance art related. I took gigs when and if they came. If that was my full-time job like most aspiring artists, I would have been a starvi…

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    Comment #13852389

    Started on my consulting firm around 5 years ago - quite organically. (I was a freelancer taking on more work than I could handle so I hired help). Now we have around 40 people, a …

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    Comment #13051552

    And that's the issue. Immigrants gladly do the work that Americans won't do.

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    Comment #12936064

    I would love this

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    Comment #12717060

    At different points of my life I spoke Thai, Malay, Italian, French and a teeny bit of Mandarin. I would say the ones I became extremely fluent with were the result of total immers…

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    Comment #12681896

    Yeah a better comeback would have been something like "yeah, after you give this land back to the natives". I don't know how to handle these types of people.

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    Comment #12082861

    You could substitute "Pokemon Go" with "Clash of Clans", "WarCraft", "Angry Birds" or any popular game where the money flows back to the company rather than the local economy.