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I don't think this is really a reflection of any sort of quality of new music vs. old music, but rather the structure of how people listen to music. If you listen from a main playlist on Spotify and add 100 songs a year…
So a random moron who tweets "I want to start a coup", and brings a baseball bat to the white house tried to start a coup? If it's irrelevant as to their chances of success, it certainly seems like that's a coup.
It doesn't feel right, but if it's any consolation there isn't anything super juicy there, plus he pretty much admitted it was him without making a big fanfare about it.
Agreed. I'm kinda shook at a lot of the comments here, IMO missing the point (or lack of point) of the article. It's a slice of life view into a poignantly tragic story of a kid "lucking" into a terrible pair of golden…
You put it in much better words than I could, thanks haha. Also, very cool experience at Goldman!
>Can you point me to the 'best practice' guide you are referring to? What authority on excel standards said this? Well investment bankers tend to be pretty darn good at excel, and the banks I've been at would scorn you…
That's terrible practice, ironically, as it's extremely unreadable. How could someone looking at it know what Sales and Tax actually are? You have to go into the formula name box and dig in to find sales = "yada yada"…
Exactly what came to mind
I don't think this is really a reflection of any sort of quality of new music vs. old music, but rather the structure of how people listen to music. If you listen from a main playlist on Spotify and add 100 songs a year…
So a random moron who tweets "I want to start a coup", and brings a baseball bat to the white house tried to start a coup? If it's irrelevant as to their chances of success, it certainly seems like that's a coup.
It doesn't feel right, but if it's any consolation there isn't anything super juicy there, plus he pretty much admitted it was him without making a big fanfare about it.
Agreed. I'm kinda shook at a lot of the comments here, IMO missing the point (or lack of point) of the article. It's a slice of life view into a poignantly tragic story of a kid "lucking" into a terrible pair of golden…
You put it in much better words than I could, thanks haha. Also, very cool experience at Goldman!
>Can you point me to the 'best practice' guide you are referring to? What authority on excel standards said this? Well investment bankers tend to be pretty darn good at excel, and the banks I've been at would scorn you…
That's terrible practice, ironically, as it's extremely unreadable. How could someone looking at it know what Sales and Tax actually are? You have to go into the formula name box and dig in to find sales = "yada yada"…