Yes; the right way to think of them is an interated improvement on ICOs with less securities regulatory risk. ICOs made promoters a huge amount of money and little was clawed back; iterations were inevitable unless aggressively policed.
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Warren Buffett’s Legal Strategy Against Settlement Pressure
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"You should pay us money!"
"No?"
"But we have lawyers and can make this annoying and costly for years. Just settle."
Warren Buffett's lawyer: "I did not get a job in insurance law because I am easily bored into submission."
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Buffett’s Legal Strategy Against Frivolous Business Claims
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I model most claims against businesses as being frivolous and Warren Buffett's lawyers as a) knowing this and b) acting as transactional friction on frivolity then as emotionless negotiators after someone successfully presents as non-frivolous for a period of months.
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Three Insurance: AI-Powered Insurance Application Platform
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So as to not hide the ball here, and entirely unsolicited: the name is Three Insurance and if you Google them and scroll past the ads attempting to exact the Google tax their website will explain all the particulars very cleanly.
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Insurance Industry Criticized for Opacity and Deliberate Complexity
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Me: Oh I wonder if you actually cover what I care about.
Warren Buffett: Well the contract is three pages and we show it to you upfront but if you have a question ask it to the licensed insurance salesman who will call you halfway through typing things into the website.
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Product Manager role mirrors reporter duties but earns significantly more
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See also the equilibrium which happens when all tech reporters get exposed to this conversation repeatedly: PM: I love your work!
Reporter: So what do you do all day?
PM: *explains*
Reporter: Wow that sounds like my job.
PM: In many respects?
Reporter: Do you earn $80k?
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Tech Industry Talent Recruitment Strategy and Internal Workforce Development
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It is somewhat unfortunate that tech sees in its best advocates collections of skills/etc that tech could make more productive use of if they were inside the house, but tech sees in its best advocates…
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Reframing Skill Development as Engaging Rather Than Grinding
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In particular, attempt to develop a willingness to view Getting Good as a valuable, perhaps perversely fun, necessary activity rather than the default POV that it is a soul crushing grind.
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Structural Barriers to AI Adoption Beyond Decision Maker Age
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I don’t think it is primarily age of decision makers which functions as a barrier to it. Mostly structural factors.
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Building National Capability: Converting Competence Into Websites
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We should develop the capability, as a nation, to turn competence into websites. It seems like a persistently useful thing to have.