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If they could hire someone if they paid 1 million dollars, it means that the market rate is somewhere between what they are offering and 1 million dollars.

It's not a million dollars but given the required effort, the pay is pretty decent for sitting at a desk.

This is a harder problem than just quoting dollar amounts, and assuming that zero net dollars means zero talent.

This saves us millions of dollars in getting a product to market and means we can pursue an agile product development strategy.

The cost of this kind of operation for a vast collection can range in the millions of dollars.

But if you cannot turn a profit on 2 billion dollars of revenue, something is very wrong.

Instead of having to give a $5,000-$10,000 retainer to traditional firms, it's just a few hundred dollars a month.

We process tens of millions of dollars in registrations and purchases for hundreds of organizations in dozens of countries.

I wound up getting billed several thousand dollars, but Amazon had no problem issuing me a refund.

They have a cap of 250B one confirmation of something any geek with a calculator could've estimated makes the company jump 50 billion dollars.

If within a year you made only a thousand dollars, why didn't you spend more time working on a side project, or sharpening your skills?

Nobody ever, ever believes in any idea, ever, even if it obviously works and is great, in fact ten billion dollars great.

"Why give half of the money you raise to your university when you can rent lab space for hundreds of dollars a month?" --- very good point!

The HealthExpense platform (think “Mint for healthcare”) helps consumers and benefits administrators make the most of their healthcare dollars — tackling the mundane and often unnecessarily-complicated tasks like submitting insurance reimbursement claims, paying bills, and tracking deductibles and flex-spending caps.

I can't help but think that when someone can put on their resume "Built a site that made $x million dollars," it may be as much a reflection on their luck of being at the right place at the right time as it is on their ability to execute after finding themselves there.

That’s $0.15 / Wh so I don’t see why everyone is so excited about Tesla charging $0.43 / Wh for the Powerwall, sans inverter and installation." I'm not smart enough to take this apart, but my gut tells me the best-in-class engineers and (tens/hundreds of?) millions of dollars in R&D at Tesla aren't going to be outwitted by Mr.