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    5 months ago

    Soon on Forbes or something:

    “You’ll be flattened to find out what industry millenials are killing next.”

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        5 months ago

        Okay, but how about we still go with the subcontractor, but … Hear me out here … We call it AI and the subcontractor actually works in India for pennies on the dollar? Pivot to that and you’ve got my investment.

        • Every venture capitalist right now
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      You know, I want software patents, math patents(yes, they are not legal. Yes, they are exist.), NDAs, DMCA and mass surveilance to be on list what millenials are killing next.

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        5 months ago

        Well now I’m bummed out to find out that people are trying to patent math.

        I’m with you on all of those though.

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          It gets worse. There are patents on genes of existing species. Like spider silk is patent minefield.

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            5 months ago

            That one surprises me less, based on the limited stuff I already know about GMO companies like Monsanto. Still madness, of course.