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by 001sky 11y ago
This is an absurd comment. Who do you think the Londers were previously?
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FedEx or similar
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Press conference said that range safety didn't command the FTS (flight termination system) and there is no data (yet) that FTS enabled, but that's doesn't mean the on-board FTS didn't activate itself. It certainly looke
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How did nominal come to mean “within acceptable tolerances”? https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/184876/how-did-n... So, it's another way of saying something is 'out of tolerance'.
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The lack of fragmentation from the first event suggests event #2 would have been range control. 23:44 23:52 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeiBFtkrZEw&t=23m38s
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Isn't the issue is financial aid, not taxation? They are not the same notions of 'dependent'. EG you can be off US tax forms and still have your parent's assets/income disqualify you for finacial aid (ie, large mone
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Airbnb $25.5Bn $0.9B revs 28.3x 90% yoy Marriott $20.9Bn $14.8 revs 1.4x 8% yoy
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Hackers Stole Secrets of U.S. Government Workers’ Sex Lives(thedailybeast.com)
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There are many liquidity events that are not in the set of 'IPO' events. But the issue remains that liquidity is a core element of asset value. Many later stage financing events can be structured to provide limited liquidity to fo
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Its not a business cycle, really. The fed last week said the stock market will crash if they put interest rates much above zero. That is the definition of a bubble. A bubble is a mis-pricing of risk based on non-market force (irrational or
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now its... Who will be the next president? Google says Hillary Clinton The Next Web‎ - 34 mins ago We've seen oddly partisan answers on Google before (remember its answer to “What killed ...
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Gillette's brand is valued by forbes at $20B (~2.5x Revenue) http://www.forbes.com/companies/gillette/
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To be fair, look at what people like Adele and the british independent labels were saying last week before she chimed in. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9756009 TS simply agreed with a previously articulated view. She
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This is not really on point tho is it? TS has put out way more than a standard recording contract. So she'd be like a first round draft pick who is now a free agent with a couple of super bowl mvp's. Its not like anbody cares that
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"Typically you have to complete a 3-album deal where the studio owns the recording rights" Taylor swift has made tons of product and has rights apparently because she does more work on her music than most artists. https:/&
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Harvard Admissions Needs ‘Moneyball for Life’(nytimes.com)
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Record labels attack Apple deals that would leave them 'completely screwed' Independents claim they could be forced out of business by free trial of new streaming service and withold popular artists such as Adele http:/&
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FYI original definition of millenial is +18 years old in yr 2000 (so BOD 1982)
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What’s the Matter with Polling?(nytimes.com)
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American recycling is stalling, and the big blue bin is one reason why(washingtonpost.com)
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Brea firm's ground-breaking design shakes up motorcycle helmet industry(latimes.com)
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There is a set of legitimate economic issues raised about the cognitive overhead of alternative selection models, etc. Its not like its all in somebody's head. That being said, the trivial view of "meritocratic" selection is
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I think your response is way too literal. junior people routinely sit (quitely) in higher-level meetings so mid level people don't need to regurgitate stuff. They also spend alot of time developing lower-level social networks so they c
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That's not a useful solution. Consider they are trying to get 3 candidates for 1 job promotion; having 6 doesn't help it just dilutes the ability to observe. On the other hand, you now have to manage/babysit double the number
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1) A nexus with a civil fraud case. 2) That is fundamental due dilligence for any fiduciary appointment. 3) A criminal conviction is un-neccessary to prove civil fraud in relation to (1,2). (Those are legitimate issues/topics of dicsus
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But that just shows you don't understant the relevant word(s) and/or you haven't done any homework (like read even the cover page) on the trustee report.
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So the larger point is that you are triviallizing legitimate issues whithout yourself having a grasp on what those issues really are.
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Consider it like FB buying instagram. Company is playing around with a small amount of equity as a % of total value. Having some liquidity in the bank for a rainy day is a good thing in a bubble. As is investing it in a way that will increa
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You should probably check your facts on this.
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F.C.C. To Fine AT&T $100MM for Slowing Data Speeds of Some Customers(nytimes.com)
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