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by arberx 4y ago
They guided lower: key take away
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by arberx 4y ago
One thing this article is missing is the arbitrary "400MB slug size" that heroku limits your application to if you want to deploy.
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by arberx 4y ago
lol I was going to say...
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by arberx 4y ago
If your company isn't profitable or relies on refinancing your debt, the next decade is going to be brutal.
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by arberx 5y ago
If it's a national security concern -- absolutely. Apple isn't just a company.
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by arberx 5y ago
Saudi Aramco at >$8T
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by arberx 5y ago
The largest American company is completely dependent on China. How this was allowed to happen is beyond me.
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by arberx 5y ago
It ain't much, but I'm proud of it :) https://arberx.com
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by arberx 5y ago
Current market dynamics dictated the death of these startups. If this was last year, they would have gotten funding to survive. Time will tell, but not looking great for anyone trying to raise rn.
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by arberx 5y ago
Fast, now Friday. Expect to see a lot more of this. Funding is getting tight. If you're not profitable or don't have a plan to be soon, it will be tough.
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by arberx 5y ago
Regulatory approval still lacking + most are untested.
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by arberx 5y ago
Median construction time is 7 years: https://www.statista.com/statistics/712841/median-constructi...
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by arberx 5y ago
This is awesome. But nuclear bulls should remember it takes half a decade or so to build up nuclear power plants. Newer reactors (SMRs) will probably take even longer.
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by arberx 5y ago
If you're investing in a 100-year timeframe, sure...
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by arberx 5y ago
History has no value in predicting future returns. You just randomly picked a period to make your point. Many such instances disprove it where the breakeven return is more on the magnitudes of decades. We're approaching a seismic shift
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by arberx 5y ago
Solana ecosystem* Exploit happened on Solana. Jump Trading has a vested interest in the Solana ecosystem and is effectively the sole market maker on it.
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by arberx 5y ago
An analogy perhaps to our current market conditions?
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by arberx 5y ago
> So literally everyone is flying blind, while the well funded fiat-interfacing crypto service has the most comprehensive view of the law because of their expensive lawyers. This is literally the case with anything. Well funded tech mono
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by arberx 5y ago
> what they should do is assess this on a case-by-case basis and pay the rent for people in genuine need. Nothing is ever this efficent at scale. The point of the program was to stop people (and families) from going homeless during a hea
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by arberx 5y ago
This comment is gold
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by arberx 5y ago
How do electric vechicles hold up in something like this?
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by arberx 5y ago
Actually the future is a language that best fits YOUR needs.
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by arberx 5y ago
If they had any volume, they must have been included in the analysis. But not enough to point out in the report it seems.
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by arberx 5y ago
We also did extensive analysis on this in 2018/2019 and presented it to the SEC: https://static.bitwiseinvestments.com/Research/Bitwise-Asset... Good news: it's getting better. Bad news: still very high.
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by arberx 5y ago
Catch up in terms of hirability/company usage.
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by arberx 5y ago
Svelte is fucking awesome. Long way to go to catch up to React, but it'll get there. No brainer.
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by arberx 5y ago
40% over a period of 3 years would be a annualized rate of ~13%. That would indeed be unprecedented, and highly highly unlikely. Remember housing isn't the only factor in CPI calculations. We're currently seeing ~6% annualized thi
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by arberx 5y ago
It's an outlier until it isn't. If the trend continues then you can argue for normality.
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by arberx 5y ago
It wasn't deflationary because of the unprecedented stimulus. It would have been.
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by arberx 5y ago
Outlier

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