JoshTko

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by JoshTko 6y ago
I have the iPhone XR for almost 2 years and the uncased exposed metal rim is virtually flawless. It's details like this that make me love the iPhone and is part of why I'm a longtime investor.
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by JoshTko 6y ago
Really unexpected that YOY revenue is up for Mac 22% and iPad 31%. Also unexpected that service revenue growth seems to have slowed.
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by JoshTko 6y ago
The easiest way to interpret this is that the market cap size is what investors expect the market share to be in about 2,3 years. That is that Intel would have about 70% share compared to something like 90% today. PE or net income is not re
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by JoshTko 6y ago
This has to be a joke.
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by JoshTko 6y ago
Intel's 10% stock drop is all about losing investor confidence. They've been given a pass for delaying 10nm for years in part because there was no competition and assurances that it was a one-off thing and they have learned their
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by JoshTko 6y ago
Interesting how most of this thread pretty much exclusively focuses on problems with AMA vs the Visa ban itself.
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by JoshTko 6y ago
The gestures are similar but are different. The Japanese version is typically performed with the arm in an upraised angle and is a quick repeated wave. For a go away gesture the arm is parallel to the ground
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by JoshTko 6y ago
It wouldn't be evenly distributed. It would disproportionately be invested in well know consumer brand as these would be novice investors.
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by JoshTko 6y ago
One theory is that many small business owners are using their PPP loan money to invest in the market. This is local restaurants with millions of dollars in the bank that can't really invest in their own business due to slow business. I
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by JoshTko 6y ago
Japan needs to focus on real problems such as banning smoking everywhere instead of use of phones.
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by JoshTko 6y ago
You can create your own website and and host it yourself.
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by JoshTko 6y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if it was actually Covid. We know it can jump multiple species and that people have been known to collapse all of a sudden.
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by JoshTko 6y ago
For free speech to work you must have an educated populace. I think America today is a great example of what happens if you have the former without investment in the latter.
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by JoshTko 6y ago
It's ironic seeing so many people in this thread being against non-competes, yet seeing so few people for unionizing in other HN threads.
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by JoshTko 6y ago
A one time payment of $250 is not UBI. I don't understand how anything will be learned about UBI from this.
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by JoshTko 6y ago
this like saying they bought insurance and the insurance paid out. This is not an investment strategy in of itself.
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by JoshTko 7y ago
It easy to estimate the revenue and hard to estimate the inefficiency. Revenue scales linearly while the inefficiency grows exponentially (even though it starts small). Inefficiencies such as Customer service rep training, brand dilution, s
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by JoshTko 7y ago
TLDR Scientists still don't understand exactly what gut microbiome do for animals and insects and why some are a lot more diverse than others.
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by JoshTko 7y ago
There does not seem to be a long term negative impact on hard hit countries. Hong Kong lost 15% of its population in 1968 due to a virus but had about 10% growth in the each of the following 5 years.
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by JoshTko 7y ago
One more aspect of why this design is appropriate is consistency. The 1998 version found in the wayback machine is basically the same design. Given the product the consistency is especially appreciated.
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by JoshTko 7y ago
What problems has Andrew Yang solved? My main concern with him is that he lacked any significant accomplishments for a presidential candidate.
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by JoshTko 7y ago
Another way to look at it is Musk has been right about engineering/manufacturing goals but has consistently missed on AI goals.
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by JoshTko 7y ago
I spend several hours everyday reading various reasonably trusted sources and I still feel that I'm under informed about truly important things.
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by JoshTko 7y ago
Buy pandemic insurance to protect your company in case of downturn.
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by JoshTko 7y ago
I'm always wary of any strategy that is fine with having less information. Of course cost of information is never zero but in this case the actual cost of tests is relatively low.
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by JoshTko 7y ago
The problem is that the externally driven factor can cause systemic issues. Having 25% retail & restaurant sales for a year will wipe out savings for a significant portion of the world. Most people will be fearful of spending for a long
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by JoshTko 7y ago
This is exactly why we will also take no action on climate change.
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by JoshTko 7y ago
This is the best informational page layout that I've seen in a while. Many products/services would benefit from following suit.
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by JoshTko 7y ago
This. Apple invests in build quality more than any other smartphone manufacturers. A much easier way for Apple to push obsolescence would be to not support older iPhones with software updates but Apple supports phone longer than anyone else
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by JoshTko 7y ago
Thanks for making this. When you are zoomed out at the world level it's hard to differentiate UK with a few cases vs. Italy which has 300+ cases.

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