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by hendzen 8y ago
This is an old article. You probably meant to post this one: https://www.wsj.com/articles/softbank-discusses-taking-major...
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by hendzen 8y ago
Supermicro was already delisted prior to this article and had about $370k of US dollar trading volume yesterday in the OTC markets. Don't think people will make much money shorting it as this point, since it is already so illiquid. Hig
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Those employees wouldn't be authorized to talk about the information to anyone not cleared. Which includes the PR department or anyone tasked with crafting a statement.
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Apple and Amazon probably have a small set of TS/SCI cleared employees who dealt with this mess. It’s likely 99.99% of the employees at those firms had no idea what was going on. The switching out of thousands of compromised servers wa
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by hendzen 8y ago
Seems like a better marketed, but less-technically well thought out version of Sandstorm ( https://sandstorm.io ). Perhaps they should have acquired the IP from Kenton Varda.
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by hendzen 8y ago
Who is committing to chrome? Who is fixing bugs reported by users? Google employees. The community is... mostly users. Any fork of Chrome will likely fail, because there is no magical community of privacy minded developers that has the time
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by hendzen 8y ago
If you quit you have to sell your shares back to the company. That's how it works at law firms, for example, when a partner leaves or retires.
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by hendzen 8y ago
Because grad students need to publish papers.
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by hendzen 8y ago
Not a Japanese author but you might like Jonathan Carroll.
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I don't know how anyone who works for JUUL Labs can sleep at night.
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by hendzen 8y ago
You are misreading the financials. 120m is cost of revenue, not profit. They had a 52mm net loss in the last year ending April 30th.
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by hendzen 8y ago
There are key differences between MongoDB and Elastic. MongoDB (the company), has been very strategic about defending themselves from Amazon. Likely due to the AGPL licensing on MongoDB (the database), Amazon doesn't offer a hosted Mon
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Everybody Dance Now: transfering motion between humans in different videos(youtube.com)
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by hendzen 8y ago
Love that this was posted at 11PM EST on a Friday. Almost like they wanted it to go unnoticed :D
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Yup, there are a number of well regarded CS professors who recruit burnt out industry programmers as students. Check out Peter Alvaro at UCSC for one.
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by hendzen 8y ago
Where does the capital come from that flows in to savings? - From wages, which are paid by enterprises that create the goods that are consumed - From investment gains in enterprises that create the goods that are consumed Its consumption al
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by hendzen 8y ago
post-Theranos the attitude towards "fake it 'till you make it" is a bit different.
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I understand survivorship bias. These firms make many thousands of trades per day, year after year. They have multi-year track records of exceptional returns. If their edge was truly no better than random then they would have been bankrup
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by hendzen 8y ago
Actually, there are also people [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5] who are very successful betting small sums (relative to their total investable capital), very frequently, on securities they believe are slightly over or under valued. [0] - https:/
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Future U.S. Equity Returns: A Best-Case Upper Limit [Jan 2018](philosophicaleconomics.com)
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by hendzen 8y ago
Here's a good article that goes in detail on this, written in January before the top. http://www.philosophicaleconomics.com/2018/01/future-u-s-equ...
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by hendzen 8y ago
thanks - that was a typo.
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by hendzen 8y ago
If you regularly buy Melatonin, I highly recommend Trader Joes Brand chewable Melatonin tablets. In my area they cost $2.99 for a bottle, far below the cost of other brands, and the dosage per tablet is 0.5mg or 500mcg which for me is prett
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by hendzen 8y ago
Options are one of the best tools we have to price uncertainty in the value of publicly traded companies. The option prices allow you, using Black Scholes, to calculate an implied volatility that can be used quite similarly to the error bar
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Of course they have uncertainty bars. They are called stock options.
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53,339 vehicles, but only 28,578 Model 3 sedans or ~2.3k per week. The 5k per-week goal is for the Model 3, not all vehicles combined.
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by hendzen 8y ago
There is a middle ground here. He's achieved some great things for sure. No doubt about that. He's also playing fast and loose with the finances of his companies - and since they are all intertwined through various debts, any one
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by hendzen 8y ago
Even if you accept that they are uncorrelated textbook Markowitz would give you a very small allocation to crypto since the volatility is so high.
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by hendzen 8y ago
ccache works at the translation unit level, caching object files. Zapcc caches (among other things) template instantiations between compilations. If you are in a codebase that has some very complex header files with lots of (potentially nes
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by hendzen 8y ago
This post by the developer on the CFE-dev mailing list is a good start - http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/cfe-dev/2015-May/043155.html

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