His other teammate tests positive.
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His other teammate tests positive.
His teammate Emmanuel Mudiay has also tested positive.
Edit:Unconfirmed source
He recently did this, https://twitter.com/SomeonesAnIdiot/status/12379197037812940... claiming something along the lines of 'it's not a big deal'
Important takeaways for me -
`Being employed by someone is by its very definition, an exploitative relationship, even if your job is great. Your employer can only afford to hire you if you make more money than you cost (again, with a few exceptions of course) so no matter what you are getting paid less than your true value.`
`It’s much, much easier to get to the top, or near the top of the wordpress plugin directory than it is google (essentially it’s making sure the description of your plugin has the right keywords, and then you’ll be there essentially instantly).`
Fashion companies are looking to invest in “enabling” startups that help them implement new business models or technologies.
Venture capitalists and incubator executives like founders who don’t gloss over the challenges they face.
Founders should have concrete data on the competition and potential consumers, as well as preliminary results of having tested their idea.
I really admire his philosophy.
How do I apply?
No application link on the site!
I’m going for a very minimalistic look and it’s still a work in progress, but I’m aiming to keep load times fast, minimal JS, etc.
Features I’m thinking of adding - a links page showcasing interesting links on the internet
Also checkout my 404 page :)
If profit is currently $800,000/year and adding 1 software developer at $120,000/year salary (+benefits, hidden costs...) can lead to $800,001 profit, the company would do it.
Also the experiment of being given the choice of either getting nothing or getting $X and giving their worst enemy 2*$X. Small groups often compete against each other, "keeping up with the Joneses", and while it is a sort of hedonistic treadmill, it's an easy way to gain satiety.