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by bwilliams18 10y ago
Look at Thunderbolt 3 docks instead, theres a better selection of options...and I'm sure in the next few weeks there will be even more.
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
Labor while cheap is still hard to find, especially on public-works projects where everyones papers need to be in tip top shape. The work is hard, the pay is shit, nobody wants to do it if they have even a slightly better option.
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
If your investments are all inside the country That defaults on its debt then yeah your fucked anyway, but if you're investing in a country's debt and you have little other exposure to said country, then their defaulting on the de
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
The answer to that question is not complicated. It's either Apple or Foxconn, and it's clearly determined in their contract. One of them has it on their books as current inventory, not both.
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
They've said before that they have proprietary techniques that allow them to produce the CF for their road cars at scale more affordably.
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
Except for the earthquakes we have once every five or so years...
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
Maybe they didn't understand they didnt have that legal ability...theyre used to work in a particular medium (text) where I'm sure they usually buy exclusivity and re-publish rights.
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
They didn't just rip code though. They ripped the entire story...that's gotta go higher than some random intern.
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
But doesn't this business model entirely eliminate someone's income to be cheaper? Is a total elimination better or worse than a reduction? I don't have an answer, and I see good arguments for each side...
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
By installing the autopilot software update, or purchasing the car with the radar installed I'm sure you signed away these rights.
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
He's a one man shop, and has said before he wants to keep it that way. I'd be very surprised if he wanted to take on the workload of selling ads...he's not that ambitious.
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
Yes...there is no "they" though, just a single person.
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
And all that took were a few faxes.
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
CEOs have way more latitude than most think. There is an incredibly easy argument to make in this case: paying employees more means you get better employees, and more productive employees, thus you drive more shareholder value.
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
We all lament the loss of Jacky Molecules. :'(
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
As I understand it, and I have a weak understanding, the judgement only has a direct, enforceable effect on the area of jurisdiction, but can be cited by other district courts and ultimately the supreme Court in decisions.
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
He's in SF w/ Casey and Marco... :/
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
This will find enormous success in the theatrical market. Nobody is willing to give up the CRI of tungsten filament fixtures.
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
For those who haven't heard, Formula E, the electric racing series is putting together a support race called RoboRace. http://roborace.com/ All autonomously driven cars designed for exactly that purpose. It should be e
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
http://roborace.com/
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
He was going to SF for Beme meetings presumably, and the hotel offered to make it up to him the next time he was in town. It just happened to be only a week later.
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
But you also dropped off one of the new boosted boards didn't you?
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
What I'm saying is the culpable stockholders (Holmes being the primary one) have few assets.
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
And what, compensate people with the stock of the company that was found to be willfully and intentionally defrauding them?
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
Goldman Researchers advised investors while Goldman Investment Bankers underwrote a deal. These guys (and gals) aren't standing around a water cooler chatting about their work with each other for exactly this reason. It's highly u
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
There's an argument about YC reps giving favorable publicity to some but not other companies being unfair signaling, and disadvantaging the companies who are given less hype time. I don't know if I agree with that argument, but I
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
Any link between the offering and the analysis would most likely be in violation of Insider Trading regulations. Both their work on the deal, and their research department's analysis would be considered material non-public information,
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
Goldman Sachs Research in this instance is a defined term that carries a whole lot more weight than research you or I would do to determine if we should invest in a stock. Analysts are required to genuinely believe what they are saying, or
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How I Acted Like a Pundit and Screwed Up on Donald Trump(fivethirtyeight.com)
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by bwilliams18 10y ago
Probably referring to Meg Whitman[1] not Marissa Mayer. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meg_Whitman

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