A Japanese shop is 1,020 years old
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#12I don't think any tech companies will ever survive that long.
Isn't history being written everyday?
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#13The kicker is at the end. Should future generations be obligated to continue the family business even if they resent it?
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#14Someday I hope to own my own little pub, free and clear, and just do that for the rest of my life. It wouldn't be stress-free, but I enjoyed my time working in a bar, and I like the idea of operating a little community hub.
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#15Well, crud. I honestly thought a 10-bit `company_age` field would be sufficient. I'll add a Pivotal story to make the database migration.
Leave it, store the 11th bit in the top bit of the first byte of the company name. That'll future proof us.
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#16The kicker is at the end. Should future generations be obligated to continue the family business even if they resent it?
Thats what adopting full grown adults as sons is for.
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#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thats what adopting full grown adults as sons is for.
Yellowstone (TV show) reference? :)
No thats what they literally do https://freakonomics.com/2011/08/09/the-church-of-scionology....
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#19Re: A Japanese shop is 1,020 years old
#20I don't think any tech companies will ever survive that long.
Could Nintendo be the oldest company currently involved with tech?