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WTF - an ex J.P. Morgan employee (look at Wolfram's LinkedIn) who sold several companies is complaining about people who trade with another kind of assets? Can someone tell him that he is complaining about the system which made him ric
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The Workhorse Group Story
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6y ago
It would be cool if the service would have a rss crawler which searches the web for rss feeds and automatically adds this to the database.
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Why Bumble Is Overvalued
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Overhyped cryptocurrency fueled by an overvalued EV startup... Bravo. These two seem to love each other... (I am not against Cryptos but e.g. ETH seems way more usable to me and I am not against EVs but the price tag on a TSLA share is ridi
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That's not the point. The point is: at 19 USD per share you nearly buy at a valuation (8 billion) at which the institutional investors bought Ancestry ($4.7 billion) and 23andMe ($3.5 billion) Also: 23andMe had declining revenue in the
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I think too many people don't understand that the $VGAC shareholders only get 11 % of 23andMe. At 19 USD that's a valuation of nearly 8 billion and completely overvalued - I wrote a blog post about this: https://blog.m5
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On the 23andMe and VGAC Merger
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VGAC shareholders will only get 11 Percent of the combined company: https://vgacquisition.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/23andMe... - so the current VGAC market cap with 876.30 Mn is way higher than the
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Apple Environmental Friendly?
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This. Currently its GME, next comes BB and before that it was SPY / TSLA...
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I think they would easily get a 40B valuation on an IPO. People know that ARM is used in all smartphones and after Apples M1 and the growing usage in Servers many believe that ARM is the future. Also - with an IPO, customers of ARM like App
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This guy should start a YouTube channel - would be contrast to my retro computing and console repair bubble...
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You can transitive that to shareholders because Wistron itself is a public company (TWSE: 3231). So Shareholders -> Wistron -> underpaid labor.
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https://web.archive.org/web/20201202123130/https://amnesia.o...
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Thanks, I've updated the list :-)
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Comparison of Email Hosting Possibilities
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I switched from PHP to TypeScript and then Kotlin because in my area companies moved on from PHP to newer technologies. (And I am not the only one, I know lots of people which switched from PHP to other languages) That's probably the r
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But I bet it is possible to run their own Gitea instance in Iran
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Fighting the Tinder++ Malware
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This. I try to use Kanboard for everything but the level of limited hierarchies makes complex projects very hard to manage. It's good for little projects but really big ones need multiple hierarchies or being broke down into smaller pr
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Benchmarking Benford's Law in Go, Crystal, Python and JavaScript
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I think you shouldn't bother too much about that. Names can be changed - the solutions you offer are more important. And as SaaS provider it would be stupid from competitors to use the same name because you probably already own e.g. th
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Show HN: Check if a number array confirms to the Benford's Law
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Looks like there is someone stealing identities, Mr Graham ^^
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The web never forgets :-)
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Yeah - and being in control is also cheaper than these expensive subscriptions ...
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Well, that makes John O’Nolan the Elon Musk of web publishing (from a shitty tweets perspective)
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They are trying to brute passwords and i found out my fail2ban settings are too low - fail2ban detected them but the ban time wasn't long enough
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Cloudflare Spectrum seems to be for companies or good paying customers - my budget is limited as this is a personal mailserver ... The article about iptables rules looks very promising :)
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