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You know the saying? Lottery is for people who are bad at math. Well, same for startups. The odds are so against you you might as well play the lottery.

Microsoft has almost 90k contractors, yes, really.

I think the news is personalized :)

Hire base on employee referrals have always worked the best.

No it is not standard

Any rational person would accept, and live to pass on his/her genes.

Why do people hate the free market when it doesn't suit them?

Dude, just charge more. like 5x 10x more.

You'd be blocking the view of someone else.

And the alternative winner take all the small party has 0 say. Or I should say, the people have no say. No matter which party we vote for, they are all just different sides of the same coin.

Missing from the report is the salary range. From my limited data, it appears the range is 100%. 80-170

I'm referring to people who live on their wages and not investment income, eg: the 99%.

No, you should hire them instead.

You get what you paid for applies to everything including salaries.

Put another way, prostate screening does not improve outcome at all. In fact, given the horrible treatment involved, it degrades life quality while not improving outcome.

Majority of "drugs" do not improve outcome. They "improve" condition.

Wouldn't the dirty water clog the pipe? Via mineral deposits etc?

I am loving this.

Unabomber was also a victim of MK-ULTRA

Buy low sell high and you'll end up buying low and selling lower.

Aim for buy high and sell higher instead.

Patent it.

Well, keep on hating the player and miss all the action then.

Do remember when the bubble collapses, you will be hurt far more than the players who already made their millions and can weather the collapse.

Don't hate the player, hate the game my friend.

This is branding 101. Don't fight it, learn to play the game.

Isn't this illegal? Discrimination laws.

http://www.businessinsider.com/former-goldman-intern-this-is...

I hold him in very high regard - he took care of us junior guys, gave us great pieces of advice, and in general came across as one of the more personable, friendly, and genuine guys on the floor.

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/former-goldman-intern-this-is...

More like 600k-900k a month. Prabably will run out of cash in 3-5 months. I don't understand how these startup burn so much money so fast...

And this is the difference between a professional and a programmer.

A programmer program for the sake of technology, while a professional creates value (and weighing ROI)

You should charge money for the more advanced features (eg: auto email)

So did megaUpload