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   by financetechbro 10mo ago

   I think it’s bold to assume that car manufacturers are happy importing X,000 cars a year. Their ultimate objective is to sell as many cars as humanly possible. A “release valve” for the automotive lobby is just a way for them to infiltrate
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   by financetechbro 11mo ago

   This cracked me up haha
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   by financetechbro 11mo ago

   They’re saying that Oracle has issued a lot of debt (like $60Bn) to fund their AI/datacenter commitments. Where as other companies, like MSFT, are using the cash in their balance sheet, and startups are using the cash they’ve gotten fr
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   by financetechbro 11mo ago

   You should checkout the short stories by JG Ballard. He does a great job with the medium
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   by financetechbro 11mo ago

   Future investors can negotiate liquidation preference and participation terms that will give them a bigger part of the pot than their % ownership during a “liquidation event” I.e. basically any outcome other than an IPO will trigger those r
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   by financetechbro 1y ago

   They have a very creative investment structure but they do own a stake in OpenAI. It’s just sounds more like a commercial agreement the way it was laid out, which primarily has to do with OAIs organizational structure
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   by financetechbro 1y ago

   This is a funny sentence bc I consider the WSJ to be a financial news source in general
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   by financetechbro 1y ago

   This. Targeted adds + bespoke algorithms make our current tech incomparable to the previous boogeyman of TV et al. We have devices that are designed to keep and farm our attention at all costs
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   by financetechbro 1y ago

   An interesting lecture that’s is tangentially related: https://youtu.be/iHVGe--xDDA?si=Rl4xRqNzxiuY0Zom
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    by financetechbro 1y ago

    Would love to learn more about this once it’s ready
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    by financetechbro 1y ago

    It sounds interesting but I’ll never pay for a subscription without first trying out the product
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    by financetechbro 1y ago

    It’s a fair system for stripe!
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    by financetechbro 1y ago

    These are great life hacks! Thanks for sharing
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    by financetechbro 1y ago

    My theory of life is that Everything is Vibes. I work in the financial industry with individuals who think very highly of their fact driven decision making when it always boils down to vibes. Facts be dammed
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    by financetechbro 1y ago

    Trump doesn’t care
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    by financetechbro 1y ago

    I don’t think it’s fair to say we have gotten used to it. It’s just so inconspicuous that no one thinks about it until it’s too late
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    by financetechbro 1y ago

    Allow me to blow your mind once more. Earth is already starting to integrate waste into its geology https://youtu.be/Q-0ONrHP_2w?si=NHuCQIE72PJndqR4
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    by financetechbro 1y ago

    I’m certain that SpaceX does not care about regulations
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    by financetechbro 1y ago

    Thanks for sharing. I think it’s really cool what you’re building. I saw the roadmap but curious about when you expect to hit Phase 3 & 4, and what the future looks like for the business (I.e. do you plan to raise $ or future prod expan
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    by financetechbro 1y ago

    I would expect so to some degree. Part of acquisition process is tech diligence usually done by a third party firm. But it’s not the deepest review. They run some code scans and dig into security policies and procedures, and then create a r
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    by financetechbro 1y ago

    My intuition tells me they’re referring to pop
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    by financetechbro 1y ago

    I think now that we can run python in excel it may be even more likely
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    by financetechbro 1y ago

    @dang - why did my other comment asking about hallucinations get flagged? It was a genuine question
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    by financetechbro 1y ago

    [flagged]
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    by financetechbro 1y ago

    Why do you feel the impulse to reply to a question that was not addressed to you?
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    by financetechbro 1y ago

    Not for biotech. The stocks in this segment are very sensitive to trial outcomes and drug efficacy
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    by financetechbro 1y ago

    Kelsey I can see the genuine effort here to build something that solves a problem. But this is one of the most surreal things I’ve seen (and that’s saying a lot). Gig work strips agency from workers, AI strips agency from people. I think yo
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    by financetechbro 1y ago

    You dont even need specialized software for this. You could literally do this in Microsoft PPT. This is like brining an atomic bomb to a fist fight - totally insane how AI is being treated like a Swiss Army knife
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    by financetechbro 1y ago

    This is interesting. Where are you getting the outstanding applications metric?
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    by financetechbro 1y ago

    Lots of “billionaire hating” Americans who still pay their monthly dues to Amazon…