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by hodder 9y ago
As soon as they vest. I'd sell them if I were you. I/you have enough risk tied up with a company simply from receiving a pay cheque from them.
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by hodder 9y ago
It seems like FaceID is an epic pain compared Touch. Most consumers do not care about the 1/50K vs 1/1000k stats. They care about having to put an internet square to their face for access. To me this seems like a huge mistake for
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by hodder 9y ago
We are all on HN right now, so yes. We are all basically wasting time reading ultimately irrelevant news. Fun and interesting sure, but a waste of time.
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by hodder 9y ago
The problem with those is they are capital intensive industries with commodity products. Not exactly the kind of thing that compounds capital at fast rates.
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by hodder 9y ago
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by hodder 9y ago
for non-Americans, Ebay is great for cross boarder shopping. Amazon doesn't have nearly the selection outside the USAA, so E-bay becomes a great way to do that.
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by hodder 9y ago
They want to become an ultimately irrelevant company shelved inside a gigantic "conglomerate" and deprived of additional investment and scope? Sadly that seems to be the fate of Boston Dynamics now.
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Junior Developer Certification Program (Zed Shaw)(learncodethehardway.org)
4 points by hodder 9y ago|0 comments
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by hodder 9y ago
It is a spectrum not an absolute magic rate. As rates rise, different individual investments will be foregone.
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by hodder 9y ago
Pretty cool work. Thanks for sharing. Articles like this are what makes HN great.
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by hodder 9y ago
When they changed there name and announced the intention of becoming a multifaceted holding co.
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Apple’s ‘Neural Engine’ Infuses the iPhone with AI Smarts(wired.com)
2 points by hodder 9y ago|0 comments
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by hodder 9y ago
define TA...Yes fibonacci spaghetti spirals are the financial equivalent of astrology, but the academic evidence supporting the performance of momentum strategies is well established.
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by hodder 9y ago
Yes they have immense amounts of personal data and that is worrying. It is worrying they share this data with government agencies, marketing agencies etc. BUT, unlike Equifax they haven't been completely compromised by hackers. Equifa
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by hodder 9y ago
As far as disgusting invasions of privacy go, at least in this case, the customer has a choice of whether or not to opt in. Usually, megacorps simply siphon the data and use it however they wish, regardless of what the customer wants. Stil
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by hodder 9y ago
Most modern businesses run on MS Office. For Google to really gain market share, they need to be able to run heavily formatted MS Powerpoint slides and Excel workbooks with VBA macros with no pain for compatibility. Some small companies can
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by hodder 9y ago
Yes. Thanks. My comment was poorly worded.
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by hodder 9y ago
(As a quant) when calculating correlations of returns, we use log changes.
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by hodder 9y ago
given the Google workaround no longer works, how can we read wsj articles now?
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by hodder 9y ago
Demonstrative evidence that shows meaningfully lower disease rates and longer life expectancy in calorie restricted cohorts of accurately tracked long term human trials. That is basically what most people would love to see. Unfortunately, s
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by hodder 9y ago
Tesla is worth more than GM largely due to speculation that Tesla will be able to ramp up revenues, margins and cash flows unbelievably quickly and expand far beyond a car company. Whether or not they have any chance of doing this is unkno
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by hodder 9y ago
Have to admit I love the name. Congrats to the team. Hopefully they can employ the money wisely.
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by hodder 9y ago
imo yes that is why.
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by hodder 9y ago
fantastic. Web scraping has enabled me to access a ton of data I would otherwise be forced to access manually.
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by hodder 9y ago
-Out of sample testing. Across markets, across time. -Logical economic explanations.
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by hodder 9y ago
What a scam. 65k? Honestly, this will not be recognized in the market as the same as a "real degree", so why should people pay that kind of price?
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by hodder 9y ago
You may or may not be aware that the Yahoo component of Yahoo is worthless (actually worse less than nothing) while the stake in BABA exceeds the value of the whole thing. NOTE: she also had nothing to do with the decision to buy into BABA.
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by hodder 9y ago
So lets say that Marissa was handed a steaming bag (other than the BABA stake obviously) and that the stub was destined for failure either way (probably true). Why does she still deserve several hundred million from shareholders?
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by hodder 10y ago
It appears that no one has even presented napkin math to justify the price. Total addressable market is interesting, but doesn't even qualify as napkin math without even a rough idea of margins, capital needed, rough growth rates. I a
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by hodder 10y ago
Can anyone long the stock who is bullish about the future growth of production, cars, batteries etc write down some quick napkin math on future expectations that would justify your investment at this valuation? I have yet to hear a bull ca

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