Rathseg

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   by Rathseg 4y ago

   3 more reasons why buybacks are bad: 1. There have been a studies that show companies are very good at doing buybacks near market highs rather than market lows so they are not efficient use of capital. Note that there have also been studie
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   by Rathseg 4y ago

   My coworkers used to joke that we used C++ but wrote C--. I never knew the Java joke or that someone made it into an actual standalone language.
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   by Rathseg 4y ago

   It wasn't a matter of lack of trust. Oddly, the article kind of refutes itself by providing plenty of examples of it just being a bad product. Stadia was a solution in search of a problem. No one wanted it and it wasn't a good p
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   by Rathseg 4y ago

   Actually, I would consider it news. I learned something new as I have considered making a second discord account, one personal, one for more professional things since orgs seem to be picking it. I only have one phone number and and now kn
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   by Rathseg 4y ago

   In addition to agreeing with the general sentiments expressed here about software paying more, there is a lot more to it. Here are a few things that probably aren't getting enough attention. I love chip design, but I am totally disil
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   by Rathseg 5y ago

   I totally agree. I actually love this. I always assume that each company exaggerates their product's capabilities. In highly technical areas, the number of people who can push back on marketing BS is likely to be very small and there