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by fny 5y ago
Can someone provide color as to why this was such a discretionary process? If I get a call from my broker, and I don’t post collateral, I’m liquidated immediately. I’d at least expect a fixed date which triggers liquidation if you catch som
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by fny 5y ago
Discounted cashflows to infinity and beyond plus a massive user base. Add zirp to the mix and I'm surprised they're not worth $65B. I'm sure they'll be profitable in a decade... Also don't forget this is an IPO: ide
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by fny 5y ago
Somewhat related: has anyone else noticed a massive change in breadth of results? I was searching for reviews for diving equipment and some less niche items and I feel like I'm being spoonfed results from the same comparison engines. S
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by fny 5y ago
Something I struggle to understand is why this is considered a recent phenomenon. All of the tools required to run disinformation campaigns have existed for at least the last two decades and social media was easily mature enough by the late
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by fny 5y ago
You shouldn't look at the debt alone. It's not inflation adjusted, and it doesn't account for the economy being far larger today than it was in the 1920s. Debt to GDP is a better measure. We basically matched WWII on that met
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by fny 5y ago
Holy crap, I was about to dish out for a 76, but this is the exact form factor I’m looking for.
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by fny 5y ago
Can you estimate a percentage? Even if say 50% of deaths were due to lockdowns, do you really think that free movement would have not contributed to an equal or greater increase? As a further counterpoint, I'll use Norway and Sweden as
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by fny 5y ago
Wow, new fabs are popping up everywhere. Any thoughts on exploding fab development causing a downleg in the commodity cycle?
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by fny 5y ago
This makes me incredibly happy. In the early days of college hackathons (2011-2013), they were very much TechCrunch disrupt style. You were there to build something and win. Staff was incredibly unhelpful. It was the farthest thing from a l
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by fny 5y ago
So how are people supposed to consume this? With an SMTP client? I think the bigger issue is that consumption isn't particularly friendly. Also, you still haven't solved the versioning issues.
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by fny 5y ago
I’m in the same position my dr is kind enough to let me email in for refills.
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by fny 5y ago
Lol. You're talking about 3x MIT grads and 3x HBS grads... the mole needs to be paid north of $1M out the gate to compensate everyone.
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by fny 5y ago
I think the bigger issue is that use of Copilot puts the end user at risk of using copyrighted code without knowing it. Sure one could argue that Copilot learned in the way a human does. There is nothing that prevents one from learning from
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by fny 5y ago
Neat! The model does seem fairly aggressive though. There are some US states that have done little and their deaths are no where near as extreme as what the games suggests.
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by fny 5y ago
The most important reason: PAPER PROFITS ARE NOT REAL PROFITS. More technical reasons follow. The risk profile is very different. Rents, dividends, and interest payments all have some notion of a guaranteed payment. Your risk is primarily w
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by fny 5y ago
If I remember correctly there were similar scenarios that would occur using that popular Berkeley Pacman universe where he would run into a ghost to avoid the penalty of living for too long.
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by fny 5y ago
This is not passive income. This is asset appreciation. Dividends or rent collection qualify as passive income.
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by fny 5y ago
I think you should start by talking to different people. Therapy without clinical goals is an expensive way to hear yourself talk. If you want, send me an email.
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by fny 5y ago
Maybe you're a person who works to live? If so, embrace it. Those who enjoy their work are often the opposite: they live to work. You could try tech or any number of other jobs (EMT always sounded fun to me.) But your goal should be to
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by fny 5y ago
One of the arguments against the economics of asteroid mining for precious metals presented is the cost of shipping rock down to Earth. One thing I've always wondered, is it possible to have asteroids deliberately crash through the atm
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by fny 5y ago
They're = being leaches. Sure Windows 95 is expensive, but so were PCs. If you look at inflation adjusted OS prices, you'll see significant declines that reflect a lot of competition: - Windows 95 was $210 in 1995: $370.94 in toda
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by fny 5y ago
Yes. Certain businesses qualify for grants from the small business administration in the US: https://www.sba.gov/funding-programs/grants
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by fny 5y ago
It's maintained by a sole developer who competes against goons who rode off the back of his brand name: https://www.ankiapp.com
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by fny 5y ago
Unfortunately Apple TV remotes are a nightmare to use. The touch UX is an absolute pain.
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by fny 5y ago
I don't have a good number on this, but its a more risky issue than "my infotainment display died" or "my backup camera stopped working". Basically, the unknown unknowns for vehicle manufacturers is skyrocketing sin
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by fny 5y ago
For something like this you do discounted cash flow. It's closer to $10K. https://www.mortgagecalculator.org/calcs/business-valuation....
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by fny 5y ago
This is one for a write up I'm planning to do. TLDR: Software recalls are a problem across all manufacturers. Thankfully, software has yet to eat the car, so most of these defects have been benign. Mechanical failures and battery fires
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by fny 5y ago
This shit is here. https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-39898319 https://www.edn.com/toyotas-killer-firmware-bad-design-and-i... https://www.nbcnews.com/business/consumer/honda
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by fny 5y ago
It's still completely legal. These disqualifications only kick in when you own a controlling interest (more than 50%) of an entity. [0]: https://www.irafinancialgroup.com/learn-more/self-directed-i...

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