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by jjallen 7y ago
What I don't understand is why the sudden move today? Did the longs think they had a place to put the oil on Friday but found out over the weekend they had no place to put it? Just seems like you would know what to do with the oil on
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by jjallen 7y ago
You don't think Apple has literally one of the best distribution networks in the world? What percent of the country is within a few miles of an Apple store that already receives shipments a few times a week?
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by jjallen 7y ago
Woofie11 expresses hope that everyone should be able to have a shield, not just health care workers first and people here down vote them? What's so wrong with that? Do you not believe that yes, everyone should be able to have protectiv
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by jjallen 7y ago
Really? You don’t think prison with tons of other hardcore criminals would be worse?
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by jjallen 7y ago
Totally agree. Each diet may affect different pathways; we probably want to engage in all of them to a degree. Recently I have been pondering how we should eat if higher protein increases all-cause mortality and higher carb diets increase a
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by jjallen 7y ago
Didn’t all of these agencies come about after some incident happened that was disastrous? The SEC came about after/during the Great Depression. Building codes stiffened after terrible hurricanes.
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by jjallen 7y ago
Ancedote: this evening in Mountain View, the driver of one of Waymo's test vans had to take over (I watched her grab the wheel). The van had come to a complete stop with room to pass a USPS truck (it appeared safe to me from 25 feet aw
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by jjallen 7y ago
Food is still a large share of many people's incomes. It is not surprising to me that some people may want to eat free or cheaper food, still in 2020. Some of us may have plenty of food - heck many of us have way too much. But if you
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by jjallen 7y ago
The short interest is roughly the same it has been[0]. This has astonished many of us longs and people that specialize in short selling[1]. The fact that the price has risen substantially with little short covering means new long buyers hav
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Tesla announces next gigafactory near Berlin(cnbc.com)
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by jjallen 7y ago
What do you propose as an alternative to real estate development to build housing?
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by jjallen 7y ago
If we're actually talking about Tesla sports cars here, Model 3 weighs 20%-30% more than 3000 lbs. Model S weighs 4,700 lbs.
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Megapack: Utility-Scale Energy Storage(tesla.com)
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by jjallen 7y ago
Awesome, works well! I would pay $5/month if I could just talk and if my phone or Airpods were on I could control my car or check on it. "Teslabot, what's my range?"
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by jjallen 8y ago
Answers from the 10-K: #1: "Excess tax benefits on stock-based compensation": (191,323) #2: "Federal and California R&D tax credits": (140,749) https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/da
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by jjallen 8y ago
There can be a huge difference between "income tax expense", which will be the numerator for any headline income tax rate and "income taxes paid". For Netflix this is true for 2018. In fact they paid $131 million for inc
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by jjallen 8y ago
Wouldn't people eventually look at the ingredients though? They will just find out about crickets there...
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by jjallen 8y ago
It's probably too long with the entire word.
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Tragic fatal crash in Tesla Model S goes national because – Tesla(electrek.co)
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Tesla may have to offer computer retrofits to Autopilot cars(electrek.co)
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by jjallen 9y ago
The crazy thing about stable-coins is that they're really trying to replace/disrupt fiat money, more so than normal cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum. "Normal" cryptocurrencies are way too volatile to actually be
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by jjallen 9y ago
We don't know how much they're paying at all though. If they're paying $10 million is that too much? The domain is worth a chunk itself.
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by jjallen 9y ago
I admire them for pivoting. I didn't like their $400 CPU Bitcoin miner though.
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by jjallen 9y ago
It seems like this would have leaked if Earn.com had earned this much, or if A16Z had earned a large distribution in one year (like last), it would have had to have been reported to their LPs in the net asset value update. And perhaps it di
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by jjallen 9y ago
So you're saying that 21.co/Earn.com bought BTC with some of the invested capital, held it as BTC rose, and then distributed it to its shareholders? One of which is A16Z. This seems possible, because, as we know, the price of BTC
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Introducing Distense – A Decentralized Code Cooperative(medium.com)
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Uber is exiting Southeast Asia(techcrunch.com)
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Is the post office making or losing money delivering Amazon packages?(washingtonpost.com)
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After bashing Amazon deals, Trump orders investigation of U.S. Postal Service(techcrunch.com)
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by jjallen 9y ago
I'm especially dismayed that they brought the Ethereum name into it. Ethereum already gets a bad rap because it's easy to write insecure smart contracts, if someone uses the platform to pull off a scam that's even worse. I do

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