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Defending Against Hackers Took a Back Seat at Yahoo
(nytimes.com)
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The going rate for self-driving talent is $10M per person
(recode.net)
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Letter of Resignation from the Palo Alto Planning Commission
(medium.com)
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Theranos Finally Presents Data: Will They Fail to Meet the Low Bar Set for Them?
(liesandstartuppr.blogspot.com)
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So finally that merger with Aol is happening after all...
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http://investmentxyz.blogspot.ch/2006/05/cubans-collar-anato...
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Legendary Hedge Fund Wants to Use Atomic Clocks to Beat High-Speed Traders
(bloomberg.com)
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I assume this is the technology from TransGaming [1] (famous for their closed-source wine fork cedega). Did Google acquire them? Couldnt find anything on how this came to happen, and nowhere in the the announcement or the repo do they menti
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The way I understood it he was talking about the release channel population, not just beta. Here’s what that looks like. When we launch Firefox 48, approximately 1% of eligible Firefox users will get updated to E10S immediately. The 1% of
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Verizon to Bid $3B for Yahoo’s Web Assets
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Iraq shuts down internet nationwide to prevent students from cheating on exams
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Where the FBI's top cybercrime agents go after quitting the force
(dailydot.com)
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Four Lasers Over Paranal – ESO
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Bitcoin’s Nightmare Scenario Has Come to Pass
(recode.net)
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Yeah, pretty sure the whole thing looks different if you get your MBA at HBS, INSEAD, IMD, LBS etc. (you don't have to fund 100% out of pocket, it actually is for the elite, depending on your career goals you probably want to meet thos
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NexDock – The World’s Most Affordable Laptop
(nexdock.com)
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Parent was writing about "earnings per share", key word being "per share". So with fewer outstanding shares, this obviously increases.
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It's half of what you'd get for flipping burger at McDonalds, working as a supermarket cashier etc. 2000.- isn't poverty level and more than wellfare would pay - but not much more.
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don't forget to check the interview of the witness, so you get the details of the getaway car. (after checking the clues) grep <Witness> people compare to grep "SEE INTERVIEW" streets/* also, you ca
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Deloitte chief’s new year memo is a classic in demotivation – FT.com
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but how is the flow of traffic between the nodes measured?
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Chinese Gaming Billionaire Buys U.S. Gay Dating App Grindr Business
(bloomberg.com)
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Chinese gaming company buys 60% of Grindr – FT.com
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Pretty heavily editorialized headline, not at all in the economists style. Original title: Facebook's “free internet” programme hits a roadblock in India
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to clarify: I meant economies of scale. In services they are much much lover then in software licensing (example: microsoft in the 80ties and 90ies) or integrated products (example: apple now)
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On the other hand you could argue that while the pc revolution fueled on DOS licensing and IBM compatible BIOS was a a massive leap for the economy overall, it wasnt the best move for IBM in either the short nor the long term. Now they do t
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What Is the Computational Value of Finite Range Tunneling?
(arxiv.org)
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Subways are a lot more expensive than streetcars, while buses are cheaper (not that much once you have a dedicated lane) but slower than streetcars. PS: I live in a city with an extensive streetcar network which is still expanding (Zurich)
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"booked" means you sold something but haven't produced or delivered it yet. but in consulting/services you can't realize sales as "real" revenue until you actually delivered the services.
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You might not have heard about it, but most companies write down the value on acquisitions to some degree. IANAL, but legally you can be forced to realize tome deprecation on goodwill payments... https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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