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by incognition 5y ago
Alternatively tuner app on your cell
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by incognition 5y ago
Ditto. Coway Airmega 400 for me is slick and has an integrated sensor
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by incognition 5y ago
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-58729505 Sarkozy was sentenced too
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by incognition 5y ago
Real tip is don’t have kids. Corollary to your number 1
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by incognition 6y ago
Wooooosh
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by incognition 6y ago
Not a CFA like DFV, and not financial advice but here goes. A way to assess what any stock is valued is to take the DCF, but since it's nearly black box to the shareholder for growth companies (no dividend), treat any interest payments
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by incognition 6y ago
I think you're asking a very good question. Thinking more deeply upon it, the angle of this journalist is that this group is sort of a reverse Robin Hood, as in theyre taking public funds in a way from being distributed to the sort of
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by incognition 6y ago
I agree with this analysis. Anybody going off on Sharpe ratios has to extend that analysis to long tailed distributions, which venture investing certainly is. For example, if you do actually hit the Uber of companies, one early investor in
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by incognition 6y ago
Semantics and not true of all FAANG companies, eg check https://www.levels.fyi/?compare=Google,Facebook,Microsoft&tr... . Historically, the org levels pull from military enlisted/officer E1-7 vs O1-7 splits so actua
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by incognition 6y ago
Never heard of this at all. Managers are weakly incentivized. The way it works in my FANG company is you put in your rankings of your reports with one top contributor. HR uses their model to spit out customized compensation. I know because
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by incognition 6y ago
Maybe referencing Nikola?
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by incognition 6y ago
Are you thinking retribution for Huawei?
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by incognition 6y ago
1. They’re probably ITM from earlier calls and reporting says they wrote OTM calls so that’s gravy. 2. The distribution is probably OTM on the balance and loses. 3. Brokers unwind, make money but not as much as 1 due to cost of hedging. 4.
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by incognition 6y ago
QM is not hand wavy and gives precise results for many practical problems. Your theory is wrong as per one of the simplest quantum experiment - the single electron double slit problem.
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by incognition 7y ago
I don't agree with your summary of the greats, you're lumping in scientists with entrepreneurs. If you want revolutionary entrepreneurs in our era, this list is a fairly good summary: http://startupsusa.org/fortune
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by incognition 7y ago
Exactly. Obvious factual errors on Thiel's part tells he's lost the plot
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by incognition 7y ago
Is it me or has his thinking got more sloppy? A couple examples, his indictment of the Obamas is that they sent their kids to Harvard but his indictment of America is that we don't focus on the things we do well... such as universities
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by incognition 7y ago
Well to paraphase, governments are people too.. most middle class folks in China are nominally CCP members themselves.. operationally CCP maps to a corporation in org chart then a democracy of course..
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by incognition 7y ago
I’ll do you one better. With 23andMe pull the raw data and look for the CCR7 gene. You can see if you have enhanced viral resistance! The future is now
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by incognition 7y ago
As developers we feel you but to the original point, Apple is already paying that and is basically A/B testing how much pain consumers can take. All at a premium consumer price.
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by incognition 7y ago
What's really interesting is the selected motto for the new era. On the surface it appears to resemble "continued peace" but careful readers of Japanese understand it had a complete different meaning. It more closely means &q
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by incognition 8y ago
Awesome letter, thank you. Feynman was a genius in more than one way. In a way, all great teachers have the ability to see into us.
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by incognition 8y ago
Wide spread comments on how fit and finish were lacking. It could be attributed to growing pains but perhaps the real story is that Consumer Reports can take 3% off your market cap in a day.. yikes
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by incognition 8y ago
It's not speculative, it's been reported in the WSJ now: https://www.wsj.com/articles/apple-goldman-sachs-team-up-on-... What I didn't know is that Goldman offers microloans?!
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by incognition 8y ago
There's still trade secrets. That's what you do when you can't patent something or don't think it provides sufficient protection. That naturally asks how to keep trade secrets better? Manufacture domestically, air gapped
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by incognition 8y ago
Are we also omitting the fact that it's a nonprofit and therefore has grossly better tax treatment?
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by incognition 8y ago
It's all based off of the Yale system. Basically longer term outlook allows use of decoupled asset classes such as timber and commodities
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by incognition 8y ago
Foxconn is a Taiwanese company to boot...
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by incognition 8y ago
Foxconn is a Taiwanese company