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by baus 10y ago
No paywall. Same content: https://www.morningstar.com/news/dow-jones/TDJNDN_2016041510...
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T. Rowe Price Marks Down Most of Its Tech Startups(morningstar.com)
61 points by baus 10y ago|50 comments
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by baus 10y ago
It wasn't about the PC vs the minicomputer. Ok Intel is based in Santa Clara, but the PC story was really about Microsoft. It was the internet. Sun among others were pushing open standards, TCP/IP, and the internet while DEC tried
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by baus 10y ago
NeWS wasn't the only windowing system to use Display PostScript. The other big one was NeXTSTEP which obviously became OS X.
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by baus 10y ago
I've thought exactly the same thing. Gosling's NeWS was way ahead of its time and we ended up getting there again sort of by accident with the web.
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by baus 10y ago
I don't think the trend toward having devs handle all the ops is a good idea. Ops teams, for good reason, tend to be way more conservative than devs. Plus I don't think it is effective to constantly interrupt dev teams with operat
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by baus 10y ago
I don't know much about this space, but the description sounds a bit scary: "With Risk Insight Report, lenders can see a complete view of consumer account and spending activity while maintaining consumer privacy. By injecting user
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Yodlee|Envestnet Risk Insight Report(yodlee.com)
2 points by baus 10y ago|1 comments
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Google reportedly considering possibility of Swift for Android(9to5mac.com)
2 points by baus 10y ago|0 comments
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by baus 10y ago
Sounds a lot like the original Blogger.
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by baus 11y ago
Opps.
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by baus 11y ago
This is the second case in a week involving the Seattle PD raiding an exit node operator. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11431128
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by baus 11y ago
That makes sense. It is true the shareholders will own a bigger piece of a smaller pie.
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by baus 11y ago
I don't think this is accurate. When a company buys back shares, the shares are retired increasing the ownership percentage of the remaining shareholders. It is basically the opposite of issuing shares and diluting existing shareholder
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by baus 11y ago
I understand the benefits of contributing to the site, but I think it is fair to note that the financial benefits are not skewed in favor of major contributors.
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by baus 11y ago
"All his Stack Overflow work is unpaid, done purely to help millions of people around the world he will never meet." Atwood did an amazing job gamifying Stack Overflow, but I think it is worth considering that while the contributo
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by baus 11y ago
Unfortunately many employment agreements prohibit side projects.
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Ask HN: Which IoT gadgets do you use in your AirBNB rentals?
10 points by baus 11y ago|3 comments
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by baus 11y ago
It is interesting that the founder has decided to leave SF. It is getting to the point in the Bay Area that PG's concept of "ramen" profitability is becoming just a dream as costs continue to skyrocket. I think we are going t
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by baus 11y ago
My belief is that the symptoms of bipolar ARE part of your personality. They aren't good or bad, they just are. But you can't let them get the best of you. You have to recognize them and work to negate them.
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by baus 11y ago
I wonder if this has something to do with PG stepping aside. I heard a talk from him years ago and it didn't sound like he was to interested in getting into the health care domain. I can understand his position. It is a bureaucratic ni
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by baus 11y ago
> I don't think these options would've been possible without bipolar and its comorbids. This is the type of thinking I would like to see more of. Bipolar is a very complex condition in my opinion. Probably more complex than I w
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by baus 11y ago
I've kind of given up on worrying about being judged about being Bipolar. There is nothing I can do about it, and I think there are some benefits to being Bipolar. I'm not saying I always enjoy it, but it is part of who I am. Bein
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by baus 11y ago
I don't know how it is portrayed in the media, but I will say it is a pretty simple lifestyle in Chautauqua. It is not uncommon to see horse and buggy on the back roads. Modern amenities are definitely limited. There are exceptions, an
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by baus 11y ago
I grew up near an Amish community in Chautauqua County, NY. My parents had a barn built by Amish. I hadn't thought much about the Amish in many years until I spent significant time in Chautauqua this year. I was surprised. Much of the
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by baus 11y ago
Maybe one reason the author is depressed and seems a bit aimless is that when you put the kind of energy into a company, which I'm sure he did at GitHub, then the relationship grows beyond something simple like employee/employer a
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by baus 11y ago
My Dad was a melanoma patient. Modern chemotherapy has gotten a little more complicated than just directly attacking cells. Modern treatments include immunotherapy such as YERVOY[1] and KEYTRUDA[2]. With that said, the side effects of YERVO
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by baus 11y ago
In another life I built an entire product for the sole purpose of helping companies meet their regulatory requirements for marketing their products to other people who worked in finance. I had many a meeting with compliance officers. It was
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by baus 11y ago
I'm down at the Space Coast right now, and I don't get what happened here. How could a ship violate the range? SpaceX is obviously paying a lot of money to launch from the cape, you would think these types of issues would be addre
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by baus 11y ago
This is terrible. I'm sorry.

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