JoshTko

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   by JoshTko 6y ago

   I think the most impactful aspect of this is normalizing the idea for a company to hold bitcoin on their balance sheet.
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   by JoshTko 6y ago

   I'm continually surprised with how few people, even on HN, understand why private education exacerbates inequality. Limiting access to valuable information to only those who know how to navigate the secretive process will favor those w
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   by JoshTko 6y ago

   It seems that the biggest underling issue is that people are at key junctures to make decisions for groups. We have the technology to directly vote, we should change out Govt to more freely allow for that.
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   by JoshTko 6y ago

   I returned mine since the force was too much to bear for even 15 minutes.
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   by JoshTko 6y ago

   This article, or at least the title, is silly. Profit is going to be tiny for any company during growth so profit from credits will seem to have outsize impact on profit. Tesla has industry leading gross margins at >20% so their profit w
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   by JoshTko 6y ago

   What exactly are you concerned about?
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   by JoshTko 6y ago

   The point of my comment is that Intel doesn't know either and that's a bigger problem.
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   by JoshTko 6y ago

   We actually have a lot of insight in that Intel still doesn't have a good grasp on the problem. Their 10nm was supposed to enter volume production in mid 2018, and they still haven't truly entered volume production today. Addition
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   by JoshTko 6y ago

   Maybe this is the hardware based X86 translation.
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    by JoshTko 6y ago

    Pretty damming to Bob Swan when a $200B market cap company jumps +8% on news that you are stepping down.
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    by JoshTko 6y ago

    Apple's approach still makes sense in that scenario since the phones in general will be easier to make more durable. There are far many more phones that are exposed to water than there are people who regularly repair/upgrade their
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    by JoshTko 6y ago

    This doesn't make sense. I have sold every single iPhone that I have owned (about 6), and virtually all were 100% functional at time of sale. Making the products openable will likely to make them heavier, more expensive, larger, and mo
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    by JoshTko 6y ago

    While I generally support unions, I think this is a pretty bearish signal for Google. I think it totally makes sense for the contractors but less so for the rank and file Googlers as they consistently are at the upper end in the industry be
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    by JoshTko 6y ago

    The voting system reflects HN sentiment, which generally isn't particularly pro Apple, so the implication is that M1 is quite special.
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    by JoshTko 6y ago

    So even just looking at these two studies, and the relatively safety and low cost of Vitamin D, why wouldn't you take it?
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    by JoshTko 6y ago

    Doctors (and basically any degreed professional) aren't interested in recommending anything that doesn't involve them.
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    by JoshTko 6y ago

    It was part of the regimen that Trump took when he got Covid.
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    by JoshTko 6y ago

    Vitamin D has been shown to reduce severity in several different studies. Everyone should consider taking it. https://www.reddit.com/r/COVID19/search?q=vitamin+D&restrict... https://www.youtube.com&
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    by JoshTko 6y ago

    Nintendo's total value is definitely limited due to their hardware lock. If they went hardware agnostic their value would triple overnight.
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    by JoshTko 6y ago

    1st amendment did envision the mass personalized misinformation that social networks have enabled. We need to remove all emotion based advertisement in political ads ASAP. No music, no personalities, no scary adjectives.
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    by JoshTko 6y ago

    Travelling to Haiti to building homes on the surface may seem like a very inefficient way to build homes, however perhaps the experience helps them truly understand the local needs and come up with a much more efficient solution. At the ver
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    by JoshTko 6y ago

    Seems like this policy would actually make sense for Russia.
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    by JoshTko 6y ago

    Feels like we've crossed the Rubicon in 2020.
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    by JoshTko 6y ago

    Can you elaborate why it's gauche? I'm assuming the intent is to share on the platform that has the audience you are seeing to share the message to. It's not user friendly to direct people to another channel.
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    by JoshTko 6y ago

    Anyone know if any bitcoin exchanges definitively have a fractional reserve of bitcoin? Seems to be that would be a recipe for bankruptcy given the volatility.
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    by JoshTko 6y ago

    I just use the "Silence unknown callers" feature in iOS - It's a godsend. I also noticed after a few months that I actually have a lot fewer unknown calls now. (You can look to see missed calls)
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    by JoshTko 6y ago

    This is key since the entire analysis hinges really on 2 or 3 key assumptions and furin cleavage is one of them.
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    by JoshTko 6y ago

    What sources are you getting the organ transplants information from?
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    by JoshTko 6y ago

    Bitcoin collectors are definitely showing off their "collections" to their family and friends. Verification is even better than any collectible, just show them a screen of your coinbase account.
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    by JoshTko 6y ago

    Boston apartments has dropped about 20% at the upper end.