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by antr 12y ago
I too was a backer in their Kickstarter campaign. Due to the poor communication, continuous delays, and uncertainty on pricing and ownership, I requested a refund. I then bought a synology NAS, setup it up with raid 10, vpn, and Amazon glac
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by antr 12y ago
Pricing is not a one-sided exercise. Underwriting banks are insuring a floor, that's the main roll of banks. But it's the company's management who approve a share price (valuation) range, if the IPO price falls within that ra
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by antr 12y ago
This is getting ridiculous, you are digging yourself into a hole. No, in the specific link there is no mention of "ignored the deficit limits to increase investment in their economies had no sanctions". Your words, not mine. Ok, s
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by antr 12y ago
- I'm still waiting for the specific examples, the europa.eu link doesn't show any information you mention. Again I quote you "countries ignored the deficit limits to increase investment", none of that is mentioned in th
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by antr 12y ago
Not the best solution[0] but it's what happened[1]. [0] http://www.businessinsider.com/worst-hyperinflation-episodes... [1] http://www.spiegel.de/international/europe/ecb-prints-money-...
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by antr 12y ago
So now, to you, 3.5% is "Most of the wasted money"... 3.5% is no economic pressure compared to the cost of running oversized Government structures. Back in the 80's when cost of capital for these Governments was in the 10%-15
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by antr 12y ago
> Most of the wasted money that Spain, Portugal and Greece pay are the interest on the loans they had to take to bail out the banks. I don't know how you draw that conclusion. What source are you using? Interest expenditure in Spain
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by antr 12y ago
> If the population doesn't pay, who does? Like in most countries, including the US, budget deficit is paid with debt, and increase in taxes. That is the problem. The solution here is to uncover the underground economy, make them pa
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by antr 12y ago
I don't know where you get the "30%-35% real unemployment" figures, that to me seems absurd given that European economies are known to have large underground economies in the region of 15% of GDP... and in the case of Spain s
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Richest Russian Buys Watson’s Nobel Medal, Plans to Return It(bloomberg.com)
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Announcing the Groove API(groovehq.com)
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by antr 12y ago
From my point of view, that's the way it should be. At my company we make you take vacations. If by the end of the year you have plenty of days left you tend to take a long christmas/new year's break... and in some exceptions
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Clash of Clans heads 2014's billion-dollar mobile games(theguardian.com)
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Special Forces’ $77M ‘Hustler’ Hits Back(thedailybeast.com)
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‘Serial’: inside a podcast phenomenon(ft.com)
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Why DNA pioneer James Watson just sold his Nobel Prize for $4.1M(vox.com)
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by antr 12y ago
Feel free to share global coal mining and coal plant construction death numbers with all of us... that previous link (with lack of sources) doesn't talk about global solar installation, nor global coal mining (as the US has been a net
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by antr 12y ago
Given that solar is less than 1% of global energy production and installed capacity, you can still calculate the absolute numbers. Additionally, roof mounted solar is a very (very, very, very) small fraction of total installed solar capacit
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by antr 12y ago
Launch update: it's 12.45pm GMT. Time to launch in 10 min, 7.55am EST. Update 2: at 7.53am EST, a new launch time being established due to wind anomalies.
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by antr 12y ago
Yes, it includes externalities. Still, the order of deaths is the same if externalities are removed: http://theenergycollective.com/willem-post/191326/deaths-nuc...
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by antr 12y ago
Let me call bullshit on your comment: http://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesconca/2012/06/10/energys-de...
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Kaminario Scores $53M to Take on Flash Storage Market(techcrunch.com)
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Perian will be retired soon(perian.org)
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Apple tumbles three percent in one minute of trading(reuters.com)
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Moody's changes Amazon's outlook to negative(moodys.com)
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by antr 12y ago
I don't dislike J.J. Abrams as a director (I'm a big fan of Lost)... but I wish it were the Nolan brothers who worked on this Star Wars movie.
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Star Wars: The Force Awakens(youtube.com)
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by antr 12y ago
If you see the paywall you can read the article here: http://forum.lankaninvestor.com/t3052-china-has-wasted-68tn-...
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China has ‘wasted’ $6.8tn in investment, warn Beijing researchers(ft.com)
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The Most Popular Enterprise Sync and Share Product Might Surprise You(techcrunch.com)
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