drenginian | 6 years ago | on: Covid-19: Landlords will kill our economy
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drenginian | 6 years ago | on: Covid-19: Landlords will kill our economy
By definition if you are wealthy enough to own property beyond one house then you’re wealthy enough to survive this.
And if you can’t afford to, then sell it and suffer like all the other real business owners are suffering.
Why should landlords be a protected species in all this?
drenginian | 6 years ago | on: Show HN: Screen – screen sharing for remote work, by the cofounder of Screenhero
What was that product name? Screenmaster screenlord turboscreen are all more likely to get potential customers to remember and find you.
It’s a terrible name as is.
drenginian | 6 years ago | on: Ask HN: How do you guys deal with laziness?
Otherwise, you would.
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drenginian | 6 years ago | on: British Society for Immunology open letter to Government on SARS-CoV-2 response
Containment attempts that.
“Herd immunity” is an experiment that the UK government is going to carry out on its citizens causing massive loss of life for no good reason at all.
drenginian | 6 years ago | on: British Society for Immunology open letter to Government on SARS-CoV-2 response
drenginian | 6 years ago | on: British Society for Immunology open letter to Government on SARS-CoV-2 response
They should state with absolute clarity what they think should immediately happen instead of meekly asking two questions.
FFS
drenginian | 6 years ago
With that it’s just misinformation and should not be here.
With reputable reference sources it might be different.
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drenginian | 6 years ago | on: Why some governments appear not to be acting on the Covid-19 threat
The deaths are the cover they need, so action will come in the next few weeks.
drenginian | 6 years ago | on: Greenland and Antarctica ice loss accelerating
Thumbs up for the 21st century what a corker.
drenginian | 6 years ago | on: Stock Futures Were Halted Sunday Night After 5% Drop
drenginian | 6 years ago | on: Stock Futures Were Halted Sunday Night After 5% Drop
https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/how-long-will-it-ta...
drenginian | 6 years ago | on: Stock Futures Were Halted Sunday Night After 5% Drop
Maybe these are inconvenient truths?
drenginian | 6 years ago | on: Stock Futures Were Halted Sunday Night After 5% Drop
All the other ones were largely human caused and largely controlled by sentiment, and did not cause everyone around the world to avoid contact with everyone else.
This will last until a vaccine is developed which might take 12-18 months and in the meantime many many businesses will die around the world.
The domino effects will be huge. Remember that lots of people and companies are up to their eyeballs in debt, what if that starts to run out of control with bad debt everywhere cause businesses and people are bankrupt?
This is very long term and very damaging to all economies and there’s not really much governments can do to change people’s behaviour.
This one is caused by sentiment, but that sentiment is driven by a virus which is out of human control. Unlike for example a war, which can be controlled by politicians.
Thar’s a big one blowin in, batten down the hatches.
drenginian | 6 years ago | on: We have to talk about this Python, Gunicorn, Gevent thing
If I use uWSGI is problem gone?
drenginian | 6 years ago | on: Post YC Depression
Getting into an incubator or getting money from investors is zero measure of business success. Business success is users and growth and revenue.
Whether YC blesses you is also zero reflection on you as a person. Rejection by YC means nothing at all.
I think business is about trying to make money, it’s not about YC and funding and the scene and investment rounds and hyper growth and beers after work and been seen as one of the cool kids.
Head down, work, balanced lifestyle, try to make something small succeed on your own.
The biggest expense renters typically have is ..... rent. And for many businesses it’s a major expense too.
Governments are desperately coming up with financial support packages for what? To give to landlords?